Public policy made simple. Dive into ourinformation hub today!

United States congressional delegations from New Jersey

From Ballotpedia

New Jersey

Census Topic	Value
Population	9,288,994
Gender	48.3% Male 51.7% Female
Race	55% White 13.1% Black 10.2% Asian 0.6% Native American 0% Pacific Islander 11.3% Other (single race) 9.7% Multiple
Ethnicity	21.6% Hispanic or Latino origin
Median household income	$101,050
High school graduation rate	90.7%
College graduation rate	42.9%
Upcoming elections	U.S. House, 2026 U.S. Senate, 2026

Source: U.S. Census Bureau,2020 census and2023 ACS data. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%.

This page displays thecurrent and historical members ofU.S. Congress fromNew Jersey.

Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from New Jersey.

Congressional Partisan Breakdown from New Jersey
Party	U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
Democratic	2	8	10
Republican	0	3	3
Independent	0	0	0
Vacancies	0	1	1
Total	2	12	14

Current members

U.S. Senate

See also:Classes of United States Senators

The current members of theU.S. Senate fromNew Jersey are:

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. Senate New Jersey	Cory Booker	Democratic	October 31, 2013	January 3, 2027
U.S. Senate New Jersey	Andrew Kim	Democratic	December 9, 2024	January 3, 2031

U.S. House

The current members of theU.S. House fromNew Jersey are:

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. House New Jersey District 1	Donald Norcross	Democratic	November 12, 2014	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 2	Jeff Van Drew	Republican	January 3, 2019	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 3	Herbert C. Conaway Jr.	Democratic	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 4	Chris Smith	Republican	January 3, 1981	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 5	Josh Gottheimer	Democratic	January 3, 2017	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 6	Frank Pallone Jr.	Democratic	January 3, 1993	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 7	Thomas Kean Jr.	Republican	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 8	Robert Menendez Jr.	Democratic	January 3, 2023	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 9	Nellie Pou	Democratic	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 10	LaMonica McIver	Democratic	September 23, 2024	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Jersey District 12	Bonnie Watson Coleman	Democratic	January 3, 2015	January 3, 2027

District map

Historical members

U.S. Senate

Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from New Jersey
Party	Total
Democratic	27
Republican	23
Pro-Administration	4
Federalist	6
Whig	3
Jacksonian	1
Anti-Jacksonian	2
Adams	1
Democratic Republican; Crawford Republican, Jacksonian	1
Democratic Republican	5
Democratic Republican; National Republican; Whig	1

Class 1 Senators from New Jersey
Senators	Years Served	Party
Jonathan Elmer	1789-1791	Pro-Administration
John Rutherfurd	1791-1798	Pro-Administration
Franklin Davenport	1798-1799	Federalist
James Schureman	1799-1801	Federalist
Aaron Ogden	1801-1803	Federalist
John Condit	1803-1809	Democratic Republican
John Lambert	1809-1815	Democratic Republican
James J. Wilson	1815-1821	Democratic Republican
Samuel L. Southard	1821-1823	Democratic Republican; National Republican; Whig
Joseph McIlvaine	1823-1826	Anti-Jacksonian
Ephraim Bateman	1826-1829	Adams
Mahlon Dickerson	1829-1833	Jacksonian
Samuel L. Southard	1833-1842	Whig
William L. Dayton	1842-1851	Whig
Robert F. Stockton	1851-1853	Democratic
John R. Thomson	1853-1862	Democratic
Richard S. Field	1862-1863	Republican
James W. Wall	1863-1863	Democratic
William Wright	1863-1866	Democratic
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen	1866-1869	Republican
John P. Stockton	1869-1875	Democratic
Theodore F. Randolph	1875-1881	Democratic
William J. Sewell	1881-1887	Republican
Rufus Blodgett	1887-1893	Democratic
James Smith, Jr.	1893-1899	Democratic
John Kean	1899-1911	Republican
James E. Martine	1911-1917	Democratic
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen	1917-1923	Republican
Edward I. Edwards	1923-1929	Democratic
Hamilton F. Kean	1929-1935	Republican
A. Harry Moore	1935-1938	Democratic
John G. Milton	1938-1938	Democratic
W. Warren Barbour	1938-1943	Republican
Arthur Walsh	1943-1944	Democratic
H. Alexander Smith	1944-1959	Republican
Harrison A. Williams, Jr.	1959-1982	Democratic
Nicholas F. Brady	1982-1982	Republican
Frank R. Lautenberg	1982-2001	Democratic
Jon S. Corzine	2001-2006	Democratic
Robert Menendez	2006-2024	Independent
George Helmy	2024-2024	Democratic
Andrew Kim	2024-present	Democratic

Class 2 Senators from New Jersey
Senators	Years Served	Party
William Paterson	1789-1790	Pro-Administration
Philemon Dickinson	1790-1793	Pro-Administration
Frederick Frelinghuysen	1793-1796	Federalist
Richard Stockton	1796-1799	Federalist
Jonathan Dayton	1799-1805	Federalist
Aaron Kitchell	1805-1809	Democratic Republican
John Condit	1809-1817	Democratic Republican
Mahlon Dickerson	1817-1829	Democratic Republican; Crawford Republican, Jacksonian
Theodore Frelinghuysen	1829-1835	Anti-Jacksonian
Garret D. Wall	1835-1841	Democratic
Jacob W. Miller	1841-1853	Whig
William Wright	1853-1859	Democratic
John C. Ten Eyck	1859-1865	Republican
John P. Stockton	1865-1866	Democratic
Alexander G. Cattell	1866-1871	Republican
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen	1871-1877	Republican
John R. McPherson	1877-1895	Democratic
William J. Sewell	1895-1901	Republican
John F. Dryden	1902-1907	Republican
Frank O. Briggs	1907-1913	Republican
William Hughes	1913-1918	Democratic
David Baird	1918-1919	Republican
Walter E. Edge	1919-1929	Republican
David Baird, Jr.	1929-1930	Republican
Dwight W. Morrow	1930-1931	Republican
W. Warren Barbour	1931-1937	Republican
William H. Smathers	1937-1943	Democratic
Albert W. Hawkes	1943-1949	Republican
Robert C. Hendrickson	1949-1955	Republican
Clifford P. Case	1955-1979	Republican
Bill Bradley	1979-1997	Democratic
Robert G. Torricelli	1997-2003	Democratic
Frank Lautenberg	2003-2013	Democratic
Cory Booker	2013-Present	Democratic

U.S. House

2000s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from New Jersey
Party	Total
Democratic	13
Republican	6
Multiple party affiliations	1
Total Representatives	20

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Michael A. Ferguson	2001–2009	Republican
Scott Garrett	2003-2017	Republican
Albio Sires	2007-2023	Democratic
John Adler	2009–2011	Democratic
Leonard Lance	2009-2019	Republican
Jon Runyan	2011-2015	Republican
Donald Payne, Jr.	2013-2024	Democratic
Donald Norcross	2014-present	Democratic
Tom MacArthur	2015-2019	Republican
Bonnie Watson Coleman	2015-present	Democratic
Josh Gottheimer	2017-present	Democratic
Jeff Van Drew	2019-present	Democratic; Republican^[1]
Andrew Kim	2019-2024	Democratic
Tom Malinowski	2019-2023	Democratic
Mikie Sherrill	2019-2025	Democratic
Thomas Kean Jr.	2023-present	Republican
Robert Menendez Jr.	2023-present	Democratic
LaMonica McIver	2024-present	Democratic
Herbert Conaway Jr.	2025-present	Democratic
Nellie Pou	2025-present	Democratic

1900s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	64
Republican	68
Total Representatives	132

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey
Representatives	Years Served	Party
De Witt C. Flanagan	1901–1902	Democratic
Allan Benny	1903–1904	Democratic
William M. Lanning	1903–1904	Republican
William Hughes	1903–1904, 1907–1912	Democratic
William H. Wiley	1903–1910	Republican
Ira W. Wood	1903–1912	Republican
Henry C. Allen	1905–1906	Republican
Marshall Van Winkle	1905–1906	Republican
Eugene W. Leake	1907–1908	Democratic
Le Gage Pratt	1907–1908	Democratic
James A. Hamill	1907–1920	Democratic
Eugene F. Kinkead	1909–1914	Democratic
Archibald C. Hart	1911–1912,1915–1916	Democratic
Walter I. McCoy	1911–1914	Democratic
Edward W. Townsend	1911–1914	Democratic
William E. Tuttle, Jr.	1911–1914	Democratic
Thomas J. Scully	1911–1920	Democratic
William J. Browning	1912–1920	Republican
Jacob T. Baker	1913–1914	Democratic
Robert G. Bremner	1913–1914	Democratic
Lewis J. Martin	1913–1914	Democratic
Allan B. Walsh	1913–1914	Democratic
Dow H. Drukker	1913–1918	Republican
John J. Eagan	1913–1920, 1923–1924	Democratic
John Henry Capstick	1915–1918	Republican
Edward W. Gray	1915–1918	Republican
Elijah C. Hutchinson	1915–1922	Republican
Isaac Bacharach	1915–1936	Republican
Frederick R. Lehlbach	1915–1936	Republican
William F. Birch	1917–1918	Republican
John R. Ramsey	1917–1920	Republican
Cornelius A. McGlennon	1919–1920	Democratic
Daniel F. Minahan	1919–1920, 1923–1924	Democratic
Amos H. Radcliffe	1919–1922	Republican
Francis F. Patterson, Jr.	1919–1926	Republican
Ernest R. Ackerman	1919–1932	Republican
Theodore F. Appleby	1921–1922	Republican
Archibald E. Olpp	1921–1922	Republican
Herbert W. Taylor	1921–1922, 1925–1926	Republican
Charles F. X. O'Brien	1921–1924	Democratic
Randolph Perkins	1921–1936	Republican
Charles Browne	1923–1924	Democratic
Elmer H. Geran	1923–1924	Democratic
Frank J. McNulty	1923–1924	Democratic
George N. Seger	1923–1940	Republican
Stewart H. Appleby	1925–1926	Republican
Franklin W. Fort	1925–1930	Republican
Oscar L. Auf Der Heide	1925–1934	Democratic
Mary T. Norton	1925–1950	Democratic
Charles A. Eaton	1926–1952	Republican
Paul J. Moore	1927–1928	Democratic
Harold G. Hoffman	1927–1930	Republican
Charles A. Wolverton	1927–1958	Republican
Fred A. Hartley, Jr.	1929–1948	Republican
Percy H. Stewart	1931–1932	Democratic
Peter A. Cavicchia	1931–1936	Republican
William H. Sutphin	1931–1942	Democratic
Edward A. Kenney	1933–1938	Democratic
Donald H. McLean	1933–1944	Republican
D. Lane Powers	1933–1946	Republican
Edward J. Hart	1935–1954	Democratic
Edward L. O'Neill	1937–1938	Democratic
Frank W. Towey, Jr.	1937–1938	Democratic
Elmer H. Wene	1937–1938, 1941–1944	Democratic
J. Parnell Thomas	1937–1950	Republican
Walter S. Jeffries	1939–1940	Republican
Albert L. Vreeland	1939–1942	Republican
Frank C. Osmers, Jr.	1939–1942, 1951–1964	Republican
Robert W. Kean	1939–1958	Republican
Gordon Canfield	1941–1960	Republican
Frank L. Sundstrom	1943–1948	Republican
Harry Lancaster Towe	1943–1952	Republican
James C. Auchincloss	1943–1964	Republican
Frank A. Mathews, Jr.	1945–1948	Republican
Clifford P. Case	1945–1954	Republican
Thomas M. Hand	1945–1956	Republican
Charles R. Howell	1949–1954	Democratic
Hugh J. Addonizio	1949–1962	Democratic
William B. Widnall	1949–1974	Republican
Peter W. Rodino, Jr.	1949–1988	Democratic
Alfred D. Sieminski	1951–1958	Democratic
Harrison A. Williams, Jr.	1953–1956	Democratic
Peter Hood Ballantine Frelinghuysen, Jr.	1953–1974	Republican
T. James Tumulty	1955–1956	Democratic
Frank Thompson, Jr.	1955–1980	Democratic
Vincent J. Dellay	1957–1958	Republican
Milton W. Glenn	1957–1964	Republican
Florence P. Dwyer	1957–1972	Republican
George M. Wallhauser	1959–1964	Republican
William T. Cahill	1959–1970	Republican
Cornelius E. Gallagher	1959–1972	Democratic
Dominick V. Daniels	1959–1976	Democratic
Charles S. Joelson	1961–1970	Democratic
Edward J. Patten	1963–1980	Democratic
Joseph G. Minish	1963–1984	Democratic
Paul J. Krebs	1965–1966	Democratic
Thomas C. McGrath, Jr.	1965–1966	Democratic
Henry Helstoski	1965–1976	Democratic
James J. Howard	1965–1988	Democratic
John E. Hunt	1967–1974	Republican
Charles W. Sandman, Jr.	1967–1974	Republican
Edwin B. Forsythe	1969–1984	Republican
Robert A. Roe	1969–1992	Democratic
Joseph J. Maraziti	1973–1974	Republican
Matthew J. Rinaldo	1973–1992	Republican
Helen S. Meyner	1975–1978	Democratic
Andrew Maguire	1975–1980	Democratic
Millicent H. Fenwick	1975–1982	Republican
James J. Florio	1975–1990	Democratic
William J. Hughes	1975–1994	Democratic
Joseph A. LeFante	1977–1978	Democratic
Harold C. Hollenbeck	1977–1982	Republican
James A. Courter	1979–1990	Republican
Frank J. Guarini, Jr.	1979–1992	Democratic
Bernard J. Dwyer	1981–1992	Democratic
Marge Roukema	1981–2002	Republican
Chris Smith	1981-present	Republican
Robert G. Torricelli	1983–1996	Democratic
Hugh James Saxton	1984–2009	Republican
Dean A. Gallo	1985–1994	Republican
Richard Zimmer	1991–1996	Republican
Rob Andrews	1991-2014	Democratic
Herbert Klein	1993–1994	Democratic
Robert D. Franks	1993–2000	Republican
Frank Pallone Jr.	1993-present	Democratic
William J. Martini	1995–1996	Republican
Rodney Frelinghuysen	1995-2019	Republican
Frank LoBiondo	1995-2019	Republican
Michael J. Pappas	1997–1998	Republican
Steve Rothman	1997-2013	Democratic
Bill Pascrell	1997-2024	Democratic
Rush D. Holt, Jr.	1999-2015	Democratic

1800s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	54
Republican	66
Federalist	3
Democratic-Republican	1
Unaffiliated	2
Whig	18
Jacksonian	5
Anti-Jacksonian	4
Adams	3
Opposition Party	1
Total Representatives	157

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey
Representatives	Years Served	Party
James Mott	1801–1804	Republican
Ebenezer Elmer	1801–1806	Republican
William Helms	1801–1810	Republican
Henry Southard	1801–1810, 1815–1820	Republican
James Sloan	1803–1808	Republican
Adam Boyd	1803–1812	Republican
Ezra Darby	1805–1808	Republican
John Lambert	1805–1808	Democratic-Republican
Thomas Newbold	1807–1812	Republican
James Cox	1809–1810	Republican
John A. Scudder	1809–1810	Republican
Jacob Hufty	1809–1814	Federalist
George C. Maxwell	1811–1812	Republican
James Morgan	1811–1812	Republican
Lewis Condict	1811–1816, 1821–1832	Republican
Thomas Bines	1813–1814	Republican
William Coxe, Jr.	1813–1814	Federalist
Richard Stockton	1813–1814	Federalist
Thomas Ward	1813–1816	Republican
Ezra Baker	1815–1816	Republican
Benjamin Bennet	1815–1816	Republican
Ephraim Bateman	1815–1822	Republican
Joseph Bloomfield	1817–1820	Republican
Charles Kinsey	1817–1820	Republican
John Linn	1817–1820	Republican
Bernard Smith	1819–1820	Republican
James Matlack	1821–1824	Republican
George Cassedy	1821–1826	Republican
George Holcombe	1821–1828	Republican
Samuel Swan	1821–1830	Republican
Daniel Garrison	1823–1826	Republican
Ebenezer Tucker	1825–1828	Unaffiliated
Thomas Sinnickson	1827–1828	Adams
Hedge Thompson	1827–1828	Unaffiliated
Isaac Pierson	1827–1830	Adams
James F. Randolph	1827–1832	Adams
Richard M. Cooper	1829–1832	Anti-Jacksonian
Thomas H. Hughes	1829–1832	Anti-Jacksonian
Silas Condit	1831–1832	Anti-Jacksonian
Isaac Southard	1831–1832	Anti-Jacksonian
Ferdinand Schureman Schenck	1833–1834	Jacksonian
Samuel Fowler	1833–1836	Jacksonian
Thomas Lee	1833–1836	Jacksonian
James Parker	1833–1836	Jacksonian
William N. Shinn	1833–1836	Jacksonian
Philemon Dickerson	1833–1836, 1839–1840	Democratic
William Chetwood	1835–1836	Whig
William Halstead	1837–1838, 1841–1842	Whig
John P. B. Maxwell	1837–1838, 1841–1842	Whig
Charles C. Stratton	1837–1838, 1841–1842	Whig
Thomas J. Yorke	1837–1838, 1841–1842	Whig
John Bancker Aycrigg	1837–1838, 1841–1842	Whig
Joseph F. Randolph	1837–1842	Whig
William R. Cooper	1839–1840	Democratic
Joseph Kille	1839–1840	Democratic
Daniel B. Ryall	1839–1840	Democratic
Peter D. Vroom	1839–1840	Democratic
Lucius Q.C. Elmer	1843–1844	Democratic
Isaac G. Farlee	1843–1844	Democratic
Littleton Kirkpatrick	1843–1844	Democratic
George Sykes	1843–1846	Democratic
William Wright	1843–1846	Whig
John Runk	1845–1846	Whig
Samuel G. Wright	1845–1846	Whig
Joseph E. Edsall	1845–1848	Democratic
Dudley S. Gregory	1847–1848	Whig
John Van Dyke	1847–1850	Whig
William A. Newell	1847–1850, 1865–1866	Whig
Andrew K. Hay	1849–1850	Whig
James G. King	1849–1850	Whig
Isaac Wildrick	1849–1852	Democratic
George H. Brown	1851–1852	Whig
Rodman M. Price	1851–1852	Democratic
Charles Skelton	1851–1854	Democratic
Nathan T. Stratton	1851–1854	Democratic
Samuel Lilly	1853–1854	Democratic
Alexander C. M. Pennington	1853–1856	Whig
George Vail	1853–1856	Democratic
James Bishop	1855–1856	Opposition Party
Isaiah D. Clawson	1855–1858	Republican
George R. Robbins	1855–1858	Republican
John Huyler	1857–1858	Democratic
Jacob R. Wortendyke	1857–1858	Democratic
Garnett B. Adrain	1857–1860	Democratic
William Pennington	1859–1860	Republican
Jetur R. Riggs	1859–1860	Democratic
John T. Nixon	1859–1862	Republican
John L. N. Stratton	1859–1862	Republican
George T. Cobb	1861–1862	Democratic
Nehemiah Perry	1861–1864	Democratic
William G. Steele	1861–1864	Democratic
George Middleton	1863–1864	Democratic
Andrew J. Rogers	1863–1866	Democratic
John F. Starr	1863–1866	Republican
Edwin R. V. Wright	1865–1866	Democratic
Charles Sitgreaves	1865–1868	Democratic
George A. Halsey	1867–1868, 1871–1872	Republican
Charles Haight	1867–1870	Democratic
William Moore	1867–1870	Republican
John Hill	1867–1872,1881–1882	Republican
Orestes Cleveland	1869–1870	Democratic
John T. Bird	1869–1872	Democratic
Samuel C. Forker	1871–1872	Democratic
John W. Hazelton	1871–1874	Republican
Amos Clark, Jr.	1873–1874	Republican
Isaac W. Scudder	1873–1874	Republican
Marcus L. Ward	1873–1874	Republican
James N. Pidcock	1873–1874, 1885–1888	Republican
Samuel A. Dobbins	873–1876	Republican
Robert Hamilton	1873–1876	Democratic
James G. Hampton	1873–1876	Whig
Frederick H. Teese	1875–1876	Democratic
Augustus W. Cutler	1875–1878	Democratic
Clement H. Sinnickson	1875–1878	Republican
Augustus A. Hardenbergh	1875–1878,1881–1882	Democratic
Miles Ross	1875–1882	Democratic
Thomas B. Peddie	1877–1878	Republican
John H. Pugh	1877–1878	Republican
Alvah A. Clark	1877–1880	Democratic
John L. Blake	1879–1880	Republican
Lewis A. Brigham	1879–1880	Republican
Hezekiah B. Smith	1879–1880	Democratic
Charles H. Voorhis	1879–1880	Republican
George M. Robeson	1879–1882	Republican
Henry S. Harris	1881–1882	Democratic
Phineas Jones	1881–1882	Republican
John H. Brewer	1881–1884	Republican
Thomas M. Ferrell	1883–1884	Democratic
William H.F. Fiedler	1883–1884	Democratic
Benjamin F. Howey	1883–1884	Republican
John Kean	1883–1884, 1887–1888	Republican
William McAdoo	1883–1890	Democratic
Robert S. Green	1885–1886	Democratic
George Hires	1885–1888	Republican
Herman Lehlbach	1885–1890	Republican
James Buchanan	1885–1892	Republican
Charles D. Beckwith	1889–1890	Republican
Christopher A. Bergen	1889–1892	Republican
Samuel Fowler	1889–1892	Democratic
Jacob A. Geissenhainer	1889–1894	Democratic
Edward F. McDonald	1891–1892	Democratic
Cornelius A. Cadmus	1891–1894	Democratic
Thomas D. English	1891–1894	Democratic
Johnston Cornish	1893–1894	Democratic
John T. Dunn	1893–1894	Democratic
George B. Fielder	1893–1894	Democratic
John J. Gardner	1893–1912	Republican
Henry C. Loudenslager	1893–1912	Republican
Thomas McEwan, Jr.	1895–1898	Republican
Mahlon Pitney	1895–1898	Republican
James F. Stewart	1895–1902	Republican
Charles N. Fowler	1895–1910	Republican
Benjamin F. Howell	1895-1910	Republican
Richard W. Parker	1895–1922	Republican
William D. Daly	1899–1900	Democratic
Joshua S. Salmon	1899–1902	Democratic
Allan L. McDermott	1899–1906	Democratic

1700s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1700s from New Jersey
Party	Total
Republican	1
Pro-Administration	5
Federalist	7
Democratic-Republican	2
Total Representatives	15

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Jersey
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Lambert Cadwalader	1789–1790, 1793–1794	Pro-Administration
Thomas Sinnickson	1789–1790, 1797–1798	Pro-Administration
James Schureman	1789–1790, 1797–1798, 1813–1814	Federalist
Elias Boudinot	1789–1794	Pro-Administration
Abraham Clark	1791–1794	Pro-Administration
Aaron Kitchell	1791–1796, 1799–1800	Democratic-Republican
Jonathan Dayton	1791–1798	Federalist
John Beatty	1793–1794	Pro-Administration
Thomas Henderson	1795–1796	Federalist
Isaac Smith	1795–1796	Federalist
Mark Thomson	1795–1798	Federalist
James H. Imlay	1797–1800	Federalist
Franklin Davenport	1799–1800	Federalist
James Linn	1799–1800	Republican
John Condit	1799–1802, 1819–1820	Democratic-Republican

Footnotes

↑Van Drew changed partisan affiliation from Democratic to Republican in December 2019.

[show]

New Jersey's current delegation to theUnited States Congress

Senators

Cory Booker (D)

Andrew Kim (D)

Representatives

District 1

Donald Norcross (D)

District 2

Jeff Van Drew (R)

District 3

Herbert Conaway (D)

District 4

Chris Smith (R)

District 5

Josh Gottheimer (D)

District 6

Frank Pallone (D)

District 7

Thomas Kean (R)

District 8

Robert Menendez (D)

District 9

Nellie Pou (D)

District 10

LaMonica McIver (D)

District 11

Vacant

District 12

Bonnie Coleman (D)

Democratic Party (10)

Republican Party (3)

Vacancies (1)

	v • e State ofNew Jersey Trenton (capital)
Elections	What's on my ballot? \|Elections in 2025 \|How to vote \|How to run for office \|Ballot measures
Government	Who represents me? \|U.S. President \|U.S. Congress \|Federal courts \|State executives \|State legislature \|State and local courts \|Counties \|Cities \|School districts \|Public policy

Retrieved from "https://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=United_States_congressional_delegations_from_New_Jersey&oldid=10685571"

Categories:

Movatterモバイル変換

Sign up to receive Ballotpedia's daily newsletter

Ballotpedia on Facebook

Ballotpedia on Twitter

United States congressional delegations from New Jersey

Contents

Current members

U.S. Senate

U.S. House

District map

Historical members

U.S. Senate

U.S. House

2000s

1900s

1800s

1700s

Footnotes

Information about voting

2025 Elections

2026 Elections

Election analysis

Trending

Public Policy

Information for candidates

Get Engaged

Services

Additional analysis

SITE NAVIGATION