HOUSE COMMITTEE

House Committee on Ethics

Republican control · 5R·5D

10 members in the 119th Congress

About

Investigates alleged violations of House rules and federal law by members, officers and staff, enforces the House Code of Official Conduct, and advises members on its rules. Its seats are split evenly between the parties.

Summary written by InsideGov from the committee’s jurisdiction.

In the 119th Congress

Ethics among House and joint committees, ringed below; the rest are faded.

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Economic left–right

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A–Z · 27 committees

AgricultureChair Thompson (R)RM Craig (D)

AppropriationsChair Cole (R)RM DeLauro (D)

Armed ServicesChair Rogers (R)RM Smith (D)

BudgetChair Arrington (R)RM Boyle (D)Commission on Security and Cooperation in EuropeChair Wicker (R)RM —

Education and WorkforceChair Walberg (R)RM Scott (D)

Energy and CommerceChair Guthrie (R)RM Pallone (D)

Financial ServicesChair Hill (R)RM Waters (D)

Foreign AffairsChair Mast (R)RM Meeks (D)

Homeland SecurityChair Garbarino (R)RM Thompson (D)

House AdministrationChair Steil (R)RM Morelle (D)

IntelligenceChair Crawford (R)RM Himes (D)Joint EconomicChair Schweikert (R)RM Hassan (D)Joint LibraryChair Steil (R)RM —Joint PrintingChair McConnell (R)RM —Joint TaxationChair Crapo (R)RM —

JudiciaryChair Jordan (R)RM Raskin (D)

Natural ResourcesChair Westerman (R)RM Huffman (D)

Oversight and Government ReformChair Comer (R)RM Garcia (D)

RulesChair Foxx (R)RM McGovern (D)

Science, Space, and TechnologyChair Babin (R)RM Lofgren (D)

Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6, 2021Chair Loudermilk (R)RM —

Small BusinessChair Williams (R)RM Velázquez (D)

Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist PartyChair Moolenaar (R)RM Khanna (D)

Transportation and InfrastructureChair Graves (R)RM Larsen (D)

Veterans' AffairsChair Bost (R)RM Takano (D)

Ways and MeansChair Smith (R)RM Neal (D)

Member roster · dimension 1

This committee’s 10 members on the same left–right axis. Committee membership isn’t tracked historically — only the 119th Congress — so there’s no trajectory view here the way there is for an individual member.