Religious affiliation in the United States House of Representatives

This article covers the religious affiliation in the United States House of Representatives.

While the religious preference of elected officials is by no means an indication of their allegiance nor necessarily reflective of their voting record, the religious affiliation of prominent members of all three branches of government is a source of commentary and discussion among the media and public. The topic is also of interest to religious groups and the general public who may appeal to representatives of their denomination on religious or moral issues facing the House of Representatives.

The following list reports the religious affiliation of the members of the United States House of Representatives in the 119th Congress. In most cases, besides specific sources, the current representatives' religious affiliations are those mentioned in regular researches by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life at the Pew Research Center.

Christians (370) 370 members are Christians (160 Democrats, 209 Republicans, 1 Independent)

Protestants (233) 233 members are Protestants (90 Democrats, 142 Republicans, 1 Independent)

Unspecified Protestants (84) 84 members are Protestants, but haven't specified their denomination (22 Democrats, 62 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Shomari FiguresDemocraticAlabama's 2nd Gary PalmerRepublicanAlabama's 6th Nick Begich IIIRepublicanAlaska's at-large Eli CraneRepublicanArizona's 2nd Juan CiscomaniRepublicanArizona's 6th John GaramendiDemocraticCalifornia's 8th Josh HarderDemocraticCalifornia's 9th Vince FongRepublicanCalifornia's 20th Jay ObernolteRepublicanCalifornia's 23rd Young KimRepublicanCalifornia's 40th Maxine WatersDemocraticCalifornia's 43rd Joe NeguseDemocraticColorado's 2nd Gabe EvansRepublicanColorado's 8th Kat CammackRepublicanFlorida's 3rd Aaron BeanRepublicanFlorida's 4th Cory MillsRepublicanFlorida's 7th Laurel LeeRepublicanFlorida's 15th Greg SteubeRepublicanFlorida's 17th Byron DonaldsRepublicanFlorida's 19th Brian MastRepublicanFlorida's 21st María Elvira SalazarRepublicanFlorida's 27thLapsed Catholic Lucy McBathDemocraticGeorgia's 6th Rich McCormickRepublicanGeorgia's 7th Ed CaseDemocraticHawaii's 1st Jill TokudaDemocraticHawaii's 2nd Randy FeenstraRepublicanIowa's 4th Russ FulcherRepublicanIdaho's 1st Mike QuigleyDemocraticIllinois's 5th Lauren UnderwoodDemocraticIllinois's 14th Mary MillerRepublicanIllinois's 15th Eric SorensenDemocraticIllinois's 17th Rudy YakymRepublicanIndiana's 2nd Jim BairdRepublicanIndiana's 4th Erin HouchinRepublicanIndiana's 9th Clay HigginsRepublicanLouisiana's 3rd Glenn IveyDemocraticMaryland's 4th Katherine ClarkDemocraticMassachusetts's 5th Seth MoultonDemocraticMassachusetts's 6th John MoolenaarRepublicanMichigan's 2nd Tim WalbergRepublicanMichigan's 5thattends churches affiliated with the Church of the United Brethren in Christ John JamesRepublicanMichigan's 10th Haley StevensDemocraticMichigan's 11th Kelly MorrisonDemocraticMinnesota's 3rd Wesley BellDemocraticMissouri's 1st Mark AlfordRepublicanMissouri's 4th Eric BurlisonRepublicanMissouri's 7th Trent KellyRepublicanMississippi's 1st Don BaconRepublicanNebraska's 2nd Adrian SmithRepublicanNebraska's 3rd Mark AmodeiRepublicanNevada's 2nd Grace MengDemocraticNew York's 6th Yvette ClarkeDemocraticNew York's 9th Ritchie TorresDemocraticNew York's 15th Nick LangworthyRepublicanNew York's 23rd Addison McDowellRepublicanNorth Carolina's 6th Richard HudsonRepublicanNorth Carolina's 9thIdentifies as "Christian". Attends Crossroads Church (Concord, North Carolina), which is a United Methodist congregation. Pat HarriganRepublicanNorth Carolina's 10th Jim JordanRepublicanOhio's 4thFundamentalist Conservative ChristianGrace Bible Church at Urbana Warren DavidsonRepublicanOhio's 8th Mike TurnerRepublicanOhio's 10th Troy BaldersonRepublicanOhio's 12th Kevin HernRepublicanOklahoma's 1st Josh BrecheenRepublicanOklahoma's 2nd Ryan MackenzieRepublicanPennsylvania's 7th Scott PerryRepublicanPennsylvania's 10th Summer LeeDemocraticPennsylvania's 12th Guy ReschenthalerRepublicanPennsylvania's 14th Glenn ThompsonRepublicanPennsylvania's 15th William TimmonsRepublicanSouth Carolina's 4th Dusty JohnsonRepublicanSouth Dakota's at-large Andy OglesRepublicanTennessee's 5th Mark E. GreenRepublicanTennessee's 7th Keith SelfRepublicanTexas's 3rd Jake EllzeyRepublicanTexas's 6th Morgan LuttrellRepublicanTexas's 8th August PflugerRepublicanTexas's 11th Troy NehlsRepublicanTexas's 22nd Roger WilliamsRepublicanTexas's 25th Brandon GillRepublicanTexas's 26th Michael CloudRepublicanTexas's 27th Morgan GriffithRepublicanVirginia's 9th Marilyn StricklandDemocraticWashington's 10th Derrick Van OrdenRepublicanWisconsin's 3rd Tom TiffanyRepublicanWisconsin's 7th

Baptists (63) 63 members are Baptists (26 Democrats, 37 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Barry MooreRepublicanAlabama's 1st Mike RogersRepublicanAlabama's 3rd Dale StrongRepublicanAlabama's 5th Rick CrawfordRepublicanArkansas's 1st Steve WomackRepublicanArkansas's 3rd Bruce WestermanRepublicanArkansas's 4th Tom McClintockRepublicanCalifornia's 5th Mike HaridopolosRepublicanFlorida's 8th Maxwell FrostDemocraticFlorida's 10th Daniel WebsterRepublicanFlorida's 11th Vern BuchananRepublicanFlorida's 16th Sanford BishopDemocraticGeorgia's 2nd Austin ScottRepublicanGeorgia's 8th Andrew ClydeRepublicanGeorgia's 9th Barry LoudermilkRepublicanGeorgia's 11th Jonathan JacksonDemocraticIllinois's 1st Danny DavisDemocraticIllinois's 7th Mike BostRepublicanIllinois's 12th Marlin StutzmanRepublicanIndiana's 3rd James ComerRepublicanKentucky's 1st Hal RogersRepublicanKentucky's 5th Troy CarterDemocraticLouisiana's 2nd Mike JohnsonRepublicanLouisiana's 4th Cleo FieldsDemocraticLouisiana's 6th Steny HoyerDemocraticMaryland's 5th Kweisi MfumeDemocraticMaryland's 7th Ayanna PressleyDemocraticMassachusetts's 7th Sam GravesRepublicanMissouri's 6th Michael GuestRepublicanMississippi's 3rd Mike EzellRepublicanMississippi's 4th Troy DowningRepublicanMontana's 2nd Valerie FousheeDemocraticNorth Carolina's 4th David RouzerRepublicanNorth Carolina's 7th Mark HarrisRepublicanNorth Carolina's 8thSenior pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Mooresville, affiliated with the BSCNC. Former senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Charlotte. Alma AdamsDemocraticNorth Carolina's 12th Brad KnottRepublicanNorth Carolina's 13th Tim MooreRepublicanNorth Carolina's 14th LaMonica McIverDemocraticNew Jersey's 10th Bonnie Watson ColemanDemocraticNew Jersey's 12th Steven HorsfordDemocraticNevada's 4th Hakeem JeffriesDemocraticNew York's 8th Joyce BeattyDemocraticOhio's 3rd Shontel BrownDemocraticOhio's 11th Emilia SykesDemocraticOhio's 13th Frank LucasRepublicanOklahoma's 3rd Janelle BynumDemocraticOregon's 5th Dwight EvansDemocraticPennsylvania's 3rd Sheri BiggsRepublicanSouth Carolina's 3rd Russell FryRepublicanSouth Carolina's 7th Diana HarshbargerRepublicanTennessee's 1st Nathaniel MoranRepublicanTexas's 1st Al GreenDemocraticTexas's 9th Randy WeberRepublicanTexas's 14th Chip RoyRepublicanTexas's 21st Jasmine CrockettDemocraticTexas's 30th Marc VeaseyDemocraticTexas's 33rd Brian BabinRepublicanTexas's 36th Wesley HuntRepublicanTexas's 38th John McGuireRepublicanVirginia's 5th Gwen MooreDemocraticWisconsin's 4th Carol MillerRepublicanWest Virginia's 1st

Methodists (22) 22 members are Methodists (15 Democrats, 7 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Terri SewellDemocraticAlabama's 7thAfrican Methodist Episcopal Doris MatsuiDemocraticCalifornia's 7th Mark TakanoDemocraticCalifornia's 39th Jahana HayesDemocraticConnecticut's 5th Buddy CarterRepublicanGeorgia's 1st Nikema WilliamsDemocraticGeorgia's 5th Mike CollinsRepublicanGeorgia's 10th Rick W. AllenRepublicanGeorgia's 12th Delia RamirezDemocraticIllinois's 3rd Thomas MassieRepublicanKentucky's 4th Johnny OlszewskiDemocraticMaryland's 2nd Emanuel CleaverDemocraticMissouri's 5thOrdained minister of the United Methodist Church Bennie ThompsonDemocraticMississippi's 2nd Gregory MeeksDemocraticNew York's 5th Tom ColeRepublicanOklahoma's 4th Jim ClyburnDemocraticSouth Carolina's 6th Dan CrenshawRepublicanTexas's 2nd Lizzie FletcherDemocraticTexas's 7th Pete SessionsRepublicanTexas's 17th Julie JohnsonDemocraticTexas's 32nd Lloyd DoggettDemocraticTexas's 37th Rick LarsenDemocraticWashington's 2nd

Episcopalians (16) 16 members are Episcopalians (8 Democrats, 8 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Julia BrownleyDemocraticCalifornia's 26th George T. WhitesidesDemocraticCalifornia's 27th Ken CalvertRepublicanCalifornia's 41st Dave MinDemocraticCalifornia's 47th Frederica WilsonDemocraticFlorida's 24th Brian JackRepublicanGeorgia's 3rd Andy BarrRepublicanKentucky's 6th Thomas Kean Jr.RepublicanNew Jersey's 7th Scott DesJarlaisRepublicanTennessee's 4th Monica De La CruzRepublicanTexas's 15th Beth Van DuyneRepublicanTexas's 24th Rob WittmanRepublicanVirginia's 1st Bobby ScottDemocraticVirginia's 3rd Don BeyerDemocraticVirginia's 8th Suzan DelBeneDemocraticWashington's 1st Adam SmithDemocraticWashington's 9th

Presbyterians (15) 15 members are Presbyterians (7 Democrats, 8 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Diana DeGetteDemocraticColorado's 1st Jim HimesDemocraticConnecticut's 4th Sarah McBrideDemocraticDelaware's at-large Kathy CastorDemocraticFlorida's 14th Scott FranklinRepublicanFlorida's 18th Morgan McGarveyDemocraticKentucky's 3rd Julia LetlowRepublicanLouisiana's 5th Claudia TenneyRepublicanNew York's 24th Don DavisDemocraticNorth Carolina's 1st Joe WilsonRepublicanSouth Carolina's 2nd Ralph NormanRepublicanSouth Carolina's 5th Tim BurchettRepublicanTennessee's 2nd Jodey ArringtonRepublicanTexas's 19th Jennifer McClellanDemocraticVirginia's 4th Dan NewhouseRepublicanWashington's 4th

Lutherans (14) 14 members are Lutherans (7 Democrats, 7 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Zoe LofgrenDemocraticCalifornia's 18th Sydney Kamlager-DoveDemocraticCalifornia's 37th Scott PetersDemocraticCalifornia's 50th Tracey MannRepublicanKansas's 1stPietist Derek SchmidtRepublicanKansas's 2nd Ron EstesRepublicanKansas's 4th Chellie PingreeDemocraticMaine's 1st Jack BergmanRepublicanMichigan's 1st Angie CraigDemocraticMinnesota's 2nd Donald NorcrossDemocraticNew Jersey's 1st Analilia MejiaDemocraticNew Jersey's 11th Lloyd SmuckerRepublicanPennsylvania's 11th John CarterRepublicanTexas's 31st Glenn GrothmanRepublicanWisconsin's 6th

Non-denominational Protestants (10) 10 members are Non-denominational Protestants (3 Democrats, 6 Republicans, 1 Independent) NamePartyDistrictNotes Kevin KileyIndependentCalifornia's 3rd Lauren BoebertRepublicanColorado's 4th Jeff CrankRepublicanColorado's 5th Jason CrowDemocraticColorado's 6th Robin KellyDemocraticIllinois's 2nd Ashley HinsonRepublicanIowa's 2nd Chuck EdwardsRepublicanNorth Carolina's 11th Nancy MaceRepublicanSouth Carolina's 1st Marie Gluesenkamp PerezDemocraticWashington's 3rd Harriet HagemanRepublicanWyoming's at-large

Restorationist (4) 4 members are Restorationists (4 Republicans) NamePartyDistrictNotes Lance GoodenRepublicanTexas's 5thChurches of Christ Brett GuthrieRepublicanKentucky's 2ndChurches of Christ John RoseRepublicanTennessee's 6thChurches of ChristRaised Southern Baptist. Classified as an "Unspecified Protestant" in the Pew Report. Ronny JacksonRepublicanTexas's 13th

Reformed (2) 2 members are Reformed (1 Democrat, 1 Republican) NamePartyDistrictNotes Hillary ScholtenDemocraticMichigan's 3rdChristian Reformed Church in North America Bill HuizengaRepublicanMichigan's 4thChristian Reformed Church in North America

Adventists (1) 1 members is a Seventh-day Adventist (1 Democrat) NamePartyDistrictNotes Raul RuizDemocraticCalifornia's 25th

Pentecostals (1) 1 members is a Pentecostal (1 Republican) NamePartyDistrictNotes Jason SmithRepublicanMissouri's 8thAssemblies of God

Congregationalists (1) 1 members is a Congregationalist (1 Republican) NamePartyDistrictNotes Robert AderholtRepublicanAlabama's 4th

Catholics (124) 124 members are Catholics (68 Democrats, 56 Republicans)