SENATE COMMITTEE

Senate Committee on Rules and Administration

Republican control · 9R·8D

Ranking Member: Alex Padilla (D)

17 members in the 119th Congress

About

The Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, also called the Senate Rules and Administration Committee, is responsible for the rules of the United States Senate, administration of congressional buildings, and with credentials and qualifications of members of the Senate, including responsibility for contested elections.

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In the 119th Congress

Rules and Administration among Senate and joint committees, ringed below; the rest are faded.

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A–Z · 25 committees

AgingChair Scott (R)RM Gillibrand (D)

Agriculture, Nutrition, and ForestryChair Boozman (R)RM Klobuchar (D)

AppropriationsChair Collins (R)RM Murray (D)

Armed ServicesChair Wicker (R)RM Reed (D)

Banking, Housing, and Urban AffairsChair Scott (R)RM Warren (D)

BudgetChair Johnson (R)RM Merkley (D)

Commerce, Science, and TransportationChair Cruz (R)RM Cantwell (D)Commission on Security and Cooperation in EuropeChair Wicker (R)RM —

Energy and Natural ResourcesChair Lee (R)RM Heinrich (D)

Environment and Public WorksChair Capito (R)RM Whitehouse (D)

EthicsChair Lankford (R)RM —

FinanceChair Crapo (R)RM Wyden (D)

Foreign RelationsChair Risch (R)RM Shaheen (D)

Health, Education, Labor, and PensionsChair Cassidy (R)RM Sanders (I)

Homeland Security and Governmental AffairsChair Paul (R)RM Peters (D)

Indian AffairsChair Murkowski (R)RM —

IntelligenceChair Cotton (R)RM —

International Narcotics ControlChair Whitehouse (D)RM —Joint EconomicChair Schweikert (R)RM Hassan (D)Joint LibraryChair Steil (R)RM —Joint PrintingChair McConnell (R)RM —Joint TaxationChair Crapo (R)RM —

JudiciaryChair Grassley (R)RM Durbin (D)

Small Business and EntrepreneurshipChair Ernst (R)RM Markey (D)

Veterans' AffairsChair Moran (R)RM Blumenthal (D)

Member roster · dimension 1

This committee’s 17 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.