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See also[edit]


  • Category:Stub-Class U.S. Congress articles



Subcategories


This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total.



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  • ► California United States Representative stubs‎ (58 P)





  • ► Massachusetts United States Representative stubs‎ (68 P)





  • ► New York (state) United States Representative stubs‎ (171 P)





  • ► Ohio United States Representative stubs‎ (58 P)





  • ► Pennsylvania United States Representative stubs‎ (631 P)





  • ► Virginia United States Representative stubs‎ (109 P)





  • ► Wisconsin United States Representative stubs‎ (64 P)







Pages in category "United States Congress stubs"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 395 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Template:Illinois-Representative-stub

  • Template:US-Congress-stub



0–9


  • 21st Century Cancer Access to Life-Saving Early detection, Research and Treatment (ALERT) Act

  • 21st Rule

  • 1993 United States federal budget

  • 1994 United States federal budget

  • 1995 United States federal budget



A


  • Julie E. Adams

  • John D. Alderson

  • American Samoa's at-large congressional district

  • Arkansas Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Arkansas's 5th congressional district

  • Arkansas's 6th congressional district

  • Arkansas's 7th congressional district



B


  • Richard A. Baker (historian)

  • Jacob B. Blair

  • Lewis L. Boyer

  • William Holmes Brown

  • Frank Buchanan (Illinois politician)

  • John T. Buckbee

  • Albert G. Burr

  • Emmet Byrne



C


  • James Capehart

  • Capitol Police Board

  • Chairman of the Senate Republican Conference

  • Chief Administrative Officer of the United States House of Representatives

  • Clay pigeon floor procedure

  • Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe

  • Conditional adjournment

  • Congress: The Electoral Connection

  • Congressional district

  • Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus

  • Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2010

  • Edward Cooper (congressman)

  • Curator of the United States Senate



D


  • Dakota Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Daniel Webster Senate Page Residence

  • United States House of Representatives Democratic Caucus

  • Senate Democratic Policy Committee

  • Lewis Deschler

  • Asbury Dickins

  • Charles Dorr

  • Blackburn B. Dovener

  • Ransom W. Dunham



E


  • Andrew Edmiston Jr.

  • Hubert S. Ellis

  • Enrolled bill

  • Nancy Erickson

  • Lynden Evans

  • Executive communication



F


  • United States House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Securities and Investment

  • United States House Financial Services Subcommittee on Terrorism and Illicit Finance

  • Flood Control Act of 1937

  • Flood Control Act of 1938

  • Floor leader

  • Florida's 20th congressional district

  • Florida's 24th congressional district

  • Florida's 25th congressional district

  • Ford House Office Building



G


  • Robyn Gabel

  • James Gallaher (chaplain)

  • William H. Gest

  • Patrick F. Gill

  • Wells Goodykoontz

  • GovTrack

  • Ashbel Green

  • Guam's at-large congressional district

  • V. Lamar Gudger



H


  • James P. Heath

  • William Hildenbrand

  • Historian of the United States Senate

  • Richard W. Hoffman

  • John B. Hoge

  • Charles E. Hogg

  • House Calendar

  • House Page Board

  • Stephen A. Hoxworth

  • James Hall Huling



I


  • Illinois Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Illinois's 19th congressional district

  • Illinois's 20th congressional district

  • Illinois's 21st congressional district

  • Illinois's 22nd congressional district

  • Illinois's 23rd congressional district

  • Illinois's 24th congressional district

  • Illinois's 25th congressional district

  • Illinois's 26th congressional district

  • Immigration and Nationality Technical Corrections Act

  • Indiana Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Indiana's 11th congressional district

  • Indiana's 12th congressional district

  • Indiana's 13th congressional district

  • Indiana's at-large congressional district

  • United States House of Representatives Office of Interparliamentary Affairs



J


  • Jacob Johnson (U.S. politician)

  • David Emmons Johnston



K


  • Kentucky's 11th congressional district

  • Kentucky's 12th congressional district

  • Kentucky's 13th congressional district

  • Kentucky's at-large congressional district

  • Betty Koed



L


  • Edward Lane

  • Frank J. Larkin

  • Neil J. Linehan

  • Wilson Livingood

  • Louisiana's at-large congressional district



M


  • William F. Mahoney

  • Harry H. Mason

  • Massachusetts's 13th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 14th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 15th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 16th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 17th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 18th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 19th congressional district

  • Massachusetts's 20th congressional district

  • James McCleery

  • Thompson W. McNeely

  • Michigan Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Michigan's 12th congressional district

  • Michigan's 15th congressional district

  • Michigan's 16th congressional district

  • Michigan's 17th congressional district

  • Michigan's 18th congressional district

  • Michigan's 19th congressional district

  • Mississippi's 3rd congressional district

  • Mississippi's 8th congressional district

  • Missouri's 10th congressional district

  • Missouri's 11th congressional district

  • Missouri's 12th congressional district

  • Missouri's 13th congressional district

  • Missouri's 14th congressional district

  • Missouri's 15th congressional district

  • Missouri's 16th congressional district

  • Missouri's at-large congressional district

  • Morning business

  • Hunter Holmes Moss Jr.

  • Motion to strike (United States Congress)

  • Mundt–Ferguson Communist Registration Bill

  • William T. Murphy

  • Must pass bill



N


  • National Health Insurance Act of 2005

  • Nebraska's 1st congressional district

  • Nebraska's 4th congressional district

  • Nebraska's 5th congressional district

  • Nebraska's 6th congressional district

  • New Hampshire's 3rd congressional district

  • New Hampshire's 4th congressional district

  • New Jersey's 14th congressional district

  • New Jersey's 15th congressional district

  • New York's 38th congressional district

  • New York's 40th congressional district

  • New York's 41st congressional district

  • New York's 42nd congressional district

  • New York's 45th congressional district

  • Edward Thomas Noonan

  • North Carolina's 11th congressional district

  • North Carolina's 13th congressional district

  • Northern Mariana Islands' at-large congressional district



O


  • O'Neill House Office Building

  • Ohio's 22nd congressional district

  • Ohio's 23rd congressional district

  • Ohio's 24th congressional district

  • Oklahoma Territory's at-large congressional district

  • Oklahoma's 7th congressional district

  • Oklahoma's 8th congressional district

  • Oklahoma's at-large congressional seat



P


  • Parliamentarian of the United States Senate

  • Paul D. Irving

  • Pennsylvania's 22nd congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 26th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 27th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 28th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 29th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 30th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 31st congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 32nd congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 33rd congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 34th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 35th congressional district

  • Pennsylvania's 36th congressional district

  • Puerto Rico's at-large congressional district



R


  • John W. Rainey

  • Ranking member

  • William H. Ray

  • Regular order (United States Congress)

  • Rhode Island's 3rd congressional district

  • Riddick's Senate Procedure

  • Edward G. Rohrbough



S


  • A. C. Schiffler

  • Thomas J. Selby

  • Senate Document

  • Senate Economic Mobility Caucus

  • Senate Report 93-549

  • Senate Republican Policy Committee

  • Senate Staff Health and Fitness Facility

  • George E. Shipley

  • Charles P. Snyder

  • Melvin C. Snyder

  • South Carolina's 8th congressional district


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