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词条 List of freshman class members of the 109th United States Congress
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  1. New members at the beginning of the 109th Congress

     Senate  House of Representatives 

  2. References

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The 109th United States Congress began on January 4, 2005. There were nine new senators (two Democrats, seven Republicans) and 40 new representatives (16 Democrats, 24 Republicans) at the start of its first session.

New members at the beginning of the 109th Congress

These senators and representatives served at the beginning of the Congress on January 4, 2005.

Senate

{{See also|List of current United States Senators}}
State Image Senator Party Switched party Prior background Religion Birth year
ColoradoKen SalazarDemocraticYes
Open seat; replaced Ben Nighthorse Campbell		Attorney General of ColoradoRoman Catholic1955
FloridaMel MartinezRepublicanYes
Open seat; replaced Bob Graham		 United States Secretary of Housing and Urban DevelopmentRoman Catholic1946
GeorgiaJohnny IsaksonRepublicanYes
Open seat; replaced Zell Miller		 Member of the U.S. House of RepresentativesUnited Methodist1944
IllinoisBarack ObamaDemocraticYes
Open seat; replaced Peter Fitzgerald		Member of Illinois SenateChristianity/United Church of Christ1961
LouisianaDavid VitterRepublicanYes
Open seat; replaced John Breaux		Former Member Louisiana House of Representatives, Member U.S. House of RepresentativesRoman Catholic1961
North CarolinaRichard BurrRepublicanYes
Open seat; replaced John Edwards		Member U.S. House of RepresentativesMethodist1955
OklahomaTom CoburnRepublicanNo
Open seat; replaced Don Nickles		Former Member U.S. House of RepresentativesBaptist1948
South CarolinaJim DeMintRepublicanYes
Open seat; replaced Ernest Hollings		MemberU.S. House of RepresentativesPresbyterian1951
South DakotaJohn ThuneRepublicanYes
Defeated Tom Daschle		Former MemberU.S. House of RepresentativesEvangelical Christian1961

House of Representatives

{{See also|List of current members of the United States House of Representatives}}
District Representative Switched party Prior background Religion Birth year
California|3|California 3}}Daniel LungrenNoFormer CongressmanRoman Catholic1946
California|20|California 20}}Jim CostaNoFamily farmerRoman Catholic1952
Colorado|3|Colorado 3}}John SalazarYesSoldierRoman Catholic1953
Florida|14|Florida 14}}Connie Mack IVNo State Representative Roman Catholic 1967
Florida|20|Florida 20}}Debbie Wasserman SchultzNoState Representative State SenatorJewish1966
Georgia|4|Georgia 4}}Cynthia McKinneyNoFormer CongresswomanRoman Catholic1955
Georgia|6|Georgia 6}}Tom PriceNoState SenatorPresbyterian1954
Georgia|8|Georgia 8}}Lynn WestmorelandNoState RepresentativeBaptist1950
Georgia|12|Georgia 12}}John BarrowYesAthens City Council, Athens County CommissionerBaptist1955
Illinois|3|Illinois 3}}Dan LipinskiNoPolitical assistant, college professorRoman Catholic1966
Illinois|8|Illinois 8}}Melissa BeanYesSales executiveSerbian Orthodox1962
Indiana|9|Indiana 9}}Mike SodrelYesGuardsman, automotive executiveBaptist1945
Kentucky|4|Kentucky 4}}Geoff DavisYesRanger, manufacturing consultantBaptist1958
Louisiana|1|Louisiana 1}}Bobby JindalNoConsultantRoman Catholic1971
Louisiana|3|Louisiana 3}}Charlie MelanconYesSmall business ownerRoman Catholic1947
Louisiana|7|Louisiana 7}}Charles BoustanyYesSurgeonEpiscopalian1956
Michigan|7|Michigan 7}}Joe SchwarzNo PhysicianRoman Catholic1937
Missouri|3|Missouri 3}}Russ CarnahanNoState RepresentativeMethodist1958
Missouri|5|Missouri 5}}Emanuel CleaverNo Minister United Methodist 1944
Nebraska|1|Nebraska 1}}Jeff FortenberryNo Publishing executive, economist Roman Catholic 1960
New York|27|New York 27}}Brian HigginsYesPolitical assistantRoman Catholic1959
New York|29|New York 29}}Randy KuhlNoState Representative, State Senator, attorneyEpiscopalian1943
North Carolina|5|North Carolina 5}}Virginia FoxxNoState Senator, college professor/administratorRoman Catholic1943
North Carolina|10|North Carolina 10}}Patrick McHenryNo State Representative, realtor Roman Catholic1975
Oklahoma|2|Oklahoma 2}}Dan BorenNoState RepresentativeMethodist1973
Pennsylvania|8|Pennsylvania 8}}Mike FitzpatrickNoAttorneyRoman Catholic1963
Pennsylvania|13|Pennsylvania 13}}Allyson SchwartzNoState SenatorJewish1948
Pennsylvania|15|Pennsylvania 15}}Charlie DentNoState RepresentativePresbyterian1960
South Carolina|4|South Carolina 4}}Bob InglisNoAttorneyPresbyterian Church in America1959
Texas|1|Texas 1}}Louie GohmertYesSoldierSouthern Baptist1953
Texas|2|Texas 2}}Ted PoeYesProsecutor, judge Harris County, AirmenChurch of Christ1948
Texas|9|Texas 9}}Al GreenNoJustice of the Peace Harris County, attorneyBaptist1947
Texas|10|Texas 10}}Michael McCaulYesFederal prosecutorRoman Catholic1952
Texas|11|Texas 11}}Mike ConawayYesSoldierSouthern Baptist1948
Texas|24|Texas 24}}Kenny MarchantYesState RepresentativeChurch of the Nazarene1951
Texas|28|Texas 28}}Henry CuellarNo State Representative, Secretary of State Texas,Roman Catholic1955
Virginia|2|Virginia 2}}Thelma DrakeNoState Representative, realtorUnited Church of Christ1949
Washington|5|Washington 5}}Cathy McMorrisNoState Representative, orchardistChristian1969
Washington|8|Washington 8}}Dave ReichertNoSheriff King County, AirmenLutheran Church–Missouri Synod1950
Wisconsin|4|Wisconsin 4}}Gwen MooreNoState Representative, State Senate, civic affairs specialistBaptist1951

References

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