Congressional Western Caucus

Congressional Western Caucus
Chair	Celeste Maloy (UT-02)
Founded	1993 (1993)
Headquarters	Cannon House Office Building
Seats in the House Republican Conference	86 / 219
Seats in the House	86 / 435
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The Congressional Western Caucus is a caucus within the United States House of Representatives currently composed of 86 members. Although it has historically been bipartisan, it is composed almost entirely of Republicans. It was founded by then-representatives James V. Hansen (R-Utah), Bob Stump (R-Arizona), Joe Skeen (R-New Mexico) and Barbara Vucanovich (R-Nevada) in 1993 during the 103rd United States Congress. Despite its name, the Congressional Western Caucus has members from outside the Western United States, including as far east as New York City.

Members

Congressional Western Caucus in the 119th United States Congress

Last updated: Aug 3, 2026

Alabama

• Barry Moore (R‑AL‑2)
• Gary Palmer (R‑AL‑6)

Alaska

• Nick Begich (R‑AK‑AL) (executive vice chair)

American Samoa

• Amata Coleman Radewagen (R‑AS‑AL) (vice chair)

Arizona

• Eli Crane (R‑AZ‑2)
• Andy Biggs (R‑AZ‑5)
• Juan Ciscomani (R‑AZ‑6)
• Paul Gosar (R‑AZ‑9)

Arkansas

• Rick Crawford (R‑AR‑1)
• Bruce Westerman (R‑AR‑4)(vice chair)

California

• James Gallagher(R‑CA‑1)
• Kevin Kiley (I‑CA‑3)
• Tom McClintock (R‑CA‑5)
• Vince Fong (R‑CA‑20)
• David Valadao (R‑CA‑22)
• Jay Obernolte (R‑CA‑23) (vice chair)
• Ken Calvert (R‑CA‑41)
• Darrell Issa (R‑CA‑48)

Colorado

• Jeff Hurd (R‑CO‑3) (vice chair)
• Lauren Boebert (R‑CO‑4)
• Jeff Crank (R‑CO‑5)

Florida

• Greg Steube (R‑FL‑17)

Georgia

• Buddy Carter (R‑GA‑1)
• Austin Scott (R‑GA‑8)

Idaho

• Russ Fulcher (R‑ID‑1)
• Mike Simpson (R‑ID‑2)

Illinois

• Mike Bost (R‑IL‑12)

Indiana

• Jim Baird (R‑IN‑4)
• Mark Messmer (R‑IN‑8)
• Erin Houchin (R‑IN‑9)

Kansas

• Ron Estes (R‑KS‑4)

Kentucky

• James Comer (R‑KY‑1)

Louisiana

• Steve Scalise (R‑LA‑1)
• Clay Higgins (R‑LA‑3)
• Mike Johnson (R‑LA‑4)

Michigan

• Tim Walberg (R‑MI‑5)

Minnesota

• Brad Finstad (R‑MN‑1)
• Tom Emmer (R‑MN‑6)
• Michelle Fischbach (R‑MN‑7) (vice chair)
• Pete Stauber (R‑MN‑8) (vice chair)

Missouri

• Bob Onder (R‑MO‑3)
• Mark Alford (R‑MO‑4)
• Jason Smith (R‑MO‑8)

Montana

• Ryan Zinke (R‑MT‑1)(vice chair)
• Troy Downing (R‑MT‑2)

Nebraska

• Mike Flood (R‑NE‑1)
• Adrian Smith (R‑NE‑3) (vice chair)

Nevada

• Mark Amodei (R‑NV‑2)(vice chair)

New York

• Nicole Malliotakis (R‑NY‑11)

North Carolina

• Greg Murphy (R‑NC‑3)
• David Rouzer (R‑NC‑7)
• Tim Moore (R‑NC‑14)

North Dakota

• Julie Fedorchak (R‑ND‑AL)

Ohio

• Max Miller (R‑OH‑7)
• David Joyce (R‑OH‑14)
• Troy Balderson (R‑OH‑12)

Oklahoma

• Kevin Hern (R‑OK‑1)
• Frank Lucas (R‑OK‑3)

Oregon

• Cliff Bentz (R‑OR‑2) (vice chair)

Pennsylvania

• Glenn Thompson (R‑PA‑15)

South Carolina

• Russell Fry (R‑SC‑7)

South Dakota

• Dusty Johnson (R‑SD‑AL)

Tennessee

• Chuck Fleischmann (R‑TN‑3)

Texas

• Dan Crenshaw (R‑TX‑2)
• Pat Fallon (R‑TX‑4)
• Jake Ellzey (R‑TX‑6)
• August Pfluger (R‑TX‑11)
• Monica De La Cruz (R‑TX‑15)
• Jodey Arrington (R‑TX‑19)
• Beth Van Duyne (R‑TX‑24)
• John Carter (R‑TX‑31)
• Brian Babin (R‑TX‑36)

Utah

• Blake Moore (R‑UT‑1)
• Celeste Maloy (R‑UT‑2) (chair)
• Mike Kennedy (R‑UT‑3)
• Burgess Owens (R‑UT‑4)

Virginia

• Rob Wittman (R‑VA‑1)
• Ben Cline (R‑VA‑6)
• Morgan Griffith (R‑VA‑9)

Washington

• Dan Newhouse (R‑WA‑4) (vice chair)

West Virginia

• Carol Miller (R‑WV‑1)

Wisconsin

• Scott Fitzgerald (R‑WI‑5)
• Glenn Grothman (R‑WI‑6)
• Tom Tiffany (R‑WI‑7)
• Tony Wied (R‑WI‑8)

Wyoming

• Harriet Hageman (R‑WY‑AL) (vice chair)