116th Congress of the United States

The 116th Congress of the United States , consisting of the House and Senate , is the legislature of the United States . His legislative session began on January 3, 2019 and ends on January 3, 2021. The elections in the United States in 2018 resulted in the Senate, a majority of Republicans in the House of Representatives Democrats .

Composition according to parties

senate

• Democrats: 45
• Republicans: 53
• Independent / non-party : 2
• Total: 100

House of Representatives

• Democrats: 235
• Republicans: 197
• Not yet fixed: 2
• More independent: 1
• Total: 435

Public officials

senate

• President of the Senate : Mike Pence (R)
• President pro tempore : Chuck Grassley (R)

Leadership of the majority party

• Majority Leader: Mitch McConnell (R)
• Majority swip: John Thune (R)

Leadership of the minority party

• Minority leader: Charles Schumer (D)
• Minority whip: Dick Durbin (D)

House of Representatives

• Speaker of the House of Representatives : Nancy Pelosi (D)

Leadership of the majority party

• Majority Leader : Steny Hoyer (D)
• Majority swip : Jim Clyburn (D)

Leadership of the minority party

• Minority Leader: Kevin McCarthy (R)
• Minority whip: Steve Scalise (R)

Members

• For members of the Senate of the 116th Congress, see:
  • List of Senate Members of the 116th United States Congress

• For members of the House of Representatives of the 116th Congress see:
  • List of members of the House of Representatives in the 116th United States Congress