United States House Committee On Ways and Means - Members, 112th Congress

Members, 112th Congress

The Chairman is Dave Camp and the Ranking Member is Sander Levin, both from Michigan.

Majority Minority
  • Dave Camp, Michigan, Chairman
  • Wally Herger, California
  • Sam Johnson, Texas
  • Kevin Brady, Texas
  • Paul Ryan, Wisconsin
  • Devin Nunes, California
  • Pat Tiberi, Ohio
  • Geoff Davis, Kentucky
  • Dave Reichert, Washington
  • Charles W. Boustany, Jr., Louisiana
  • Peter Roskam, Illinois
  • Jim Gerlach, Pennsylvania
  • Tom Price, Georgia
  • Vern Buchanan, Florida
  • Adrian Smith, Nebraska
  • Aaron Schock, Illinois
  • Lynn Jenkins, Kansas
  • Erik Paulsen, Minnesota
  • Kenny Marchant, Texas
  • Rick Berg, North Dakota
  • Diane Black, Tennessee
  • Tom Reed, New York
  • Sander M. Levin, Michigan, Ranking Member
  • Charles B. Rangel¹, New York
  • Pete Stark, California
  • Jim McDermott, Washington
  • John Lewis, Georgia
  • Richard E. Neal, Massachusetts
  • Xavier Becerra, California
  • Lloyd Doggett, Texas
  • Mike Thompson, California
  • John B. Larson, Connecticut
  • Earl Blumenauer, Oregon
  • Ron Kind, Wisconsin
  • Bill Pascrell, New Jersey
  • Shelley Berkley, Nevada
  • Joseph Crowley, New York

¹ Representative Charles Rangel (D-NY) will serve as an ex officio member sitting on all of the subcommittees without voting rights in the 112th Congress.

Source:

  • Resolutions electing Republican members (H.Res. 6)
  • Resolutions electing Democratic members (H.Res. 7, H.Res. 31)

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