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- James Laird, (LAW: JD 1871) a Congressional Representative from Nebraska.
- Frederick Landisan), (LAW: JD 1895), a Congressional Representative from Indiana.
- Oscar John Larson, (LAW: JD 1894) a Congressional Representative from Minnesota.
- Steven C. LaTourette, (BA 1976) a Congressional Representative from Ohio.
- Scott Leavitt, (MDNG?) a Congressional Representative from Montana.
- John Camillus Lehr, (LAW: JD 1900) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
- John Jacob Lentz, (AB 1882) a Congressional Representative from Ohio.
- Elliott Harris Levitas, (LAW: 1954-1955) a Congressional Representative from Georgia.
- William Lewis, (MDNG) a Congressional Representative from Kentucky.
- Roland Victor Libonati, (AB 1921; LAW: ??) a Congressional Representative from Illinois.
- Charles August Lindbergh, (LAW: JD 1883) a Congressional Representative from Minnesota.
- Cyrus Locher, (LAW: MDNG) a Senator from Ohio.
- Oren Ethelbirt Long, (AB 1916) a Senator from Hawaii.
- Alfred Lucking, (LAW: JD 1878) a Congressional Representative from Michigan.
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