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List of United States Congress members who contracted COVID-19

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This is a list of United States Congress members who caught SARS-COV-2, the virus which causes the disease COVID-19, during the COVID-19 pandemic. An infection of COVID-19 is when the viral particles of the disease bind to host surface cellular receptors.[1] Member-elects to Congress have also caught the virus before being sworn into office, including Louisiana Congressman-elect Luke Letlow, who died of the disease in December 2020 five days before he was set to take office.[2] This list only includes those who were infected while being a sitting member of Congress and includes members from the 116th and 117th Congresses and consists of Senators, Representatives, and non-voting members. An infection in this list is determined by a positive PCR, antigen, or antibody test, but also includes instances where a member suspected themselves of having the disease but was not tested. Keep in mind that this list is not fully exhaustive, as there have likely been undetected or non-publicly disclosed cases of the disease.

As of April 2022, there have been 198 infections that meet the above criteria (of which 9 are re-infections) and 1 death. Of the infected 105 were members of the Democratic Party, 86 were members of the Republican Party, and 2 who were unaffiliated or members of regional or third parties. Of note is that a disproportionately high number of male Congressmembers have contracted the disease, and in turn a disproportionately low number of female Congressmembers have.

List[edit]

Earliest Known Positive Test Date Member Age State/Territory Party
6 May 2022 Representative Kweisi Mfume 73 Maryland Democratic[3]
1 May 2022 Senator Michael Bennet 57 Colorado Democratic[4]
27 April 2022 Representative Rick Allen 70 Georgia Republican[5]
27 April 2022 Representative Sylvia Garcia 71 Texas Democratic[6]
26 April 2022 Representative Deborah Ross 58 North Carolina Democratic[7]
26 April 2022 Senator Chris Murphy 48 Connecticut Democratic[8]
26 April 2022 Senator Ron Wyden 72 Oregon Democratic[9]
21 April 2022 Representative Andy Levin 61 Michigan Democratic[10]
19 April 2022 Representative Carolyn Maloney 76 New York Democratic[11]
13 April 2022 Representative Gwen Moore[n 1] 70 Wisconsin Democratic[12]
11 April 2022 Representative Rashida Tlaib 45 Michigan Democratic[13]
10 April 2022 Representative Jackie Speier 71 California Democratic[14]
10 April 2022 Representative Elaine Luria 46 Virginia Democratic[15]
9 April 2022 Representative Frank Pallone 70 New Jersey Democratic[16]
8 April 2022 Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi 48 Illinois Democratic[17]
8 April 2022 Representative Lisa Rochester 60 Delaware Democratic[17]
8 April 2022 Representative Earl Blumenauer 73 Oregon Democratic[18]
7 April 2022 Representative Peter DeFazio 74 Oregon Democratic[18]
7 April 2022 Senator Raphael Warnock 52 Georgia Democratic[19]
7 April 2022 Senator Susan Collins 69 Maine Republican[20]
7 April 2022 Representative Angie Craig 50 Minnesota Democratic[21]
7 April 2022 Representative Nancy Pelosi 82 California Democratic[22]
6 April 2022 Representative Scott Peters 63 California Democratic[23]
6 April 2022 Representative Derek Kilmer 48 Washington Democratic[24]
6 April 2022 Representative Katherine Clark 58 Massachusetts Democratic[25]
6 April 2022 Representative Gregory Meeks 68 New York Democratic[26]
5 April 2022 Representative Joaquin Castro 47 Texas Democratic[27]
5 April 2022 Representative Adam Schiff 61 California Democratic[28]
5 April 2022 Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz 55 Florida Democratic[29]
22 March 2022 Senator Bob Casey[n 1] 61 Pennsylvania Democratic[30]
19 March 2022 Representative Tom O'Halleran 76 Arizona Democratic[31]
18 March 2022 Senator Dan Sullivan 57 Alaska Republican[32]
15 March 2022 Representative Jared Golden 39 Maine Democratic[33]
15 March 2022 Representative Fred Upton 68 Michigan Republican[34]
15 March 2022 Representative Joe Neguse 37 Colorado Democratic[35]
15 March 2022 Representative Andy Kim 39 New Jersey Democratic[35]
14 March 2022 Representative Peter Welch 74 Vermont Democratic[35]
14 March 2022 Representative Madeleine Dean 62 Pennsylvania Democratic[35]
14 March 2022 Senator Jeanne Shaheen 75 New Hampshire Democratic[36]
13 March 2022 Representative Kim Schrier 53 Washington Democratic[35]
13 March 2022 Representative Zoe Lofgren 74 California Democratic[35]
12 March 2022 Representative Rosa DeLauro 79 Connecticut Democratic[37]
11 March 2022 Representative Gerald Connolly 71 Virginia Democratic[35]
1 March 2022 Representative Dwight Evans 67 Pennsylvania Democratic[38]
1 March 2022 Representative Mike Bost[n 1] 61 Illinois Republican[39]
1 March 2022 Representative Ted Deutsch 55 Florida Democratic[40]
1 March 2022 Representative Suzan DelBene 60 Washington Democratic[40]
1 March 2022 Representative Pete Aguilar 42 California Democratic[40]
1 March 2022 Senator Alex Padilla 48 California Democratic[40]
1 March 2022 Representative Jamie Raskin 59 Maryland Democratic[40]
25 February 2022 Representative Lauren Underwood 35 Illinois Democratic[41]
25 February 2022 Senator Jim Inhofe 87 Oklahoma Republican[42]
18 February 2022 Senator Roger Wicker[n 1] 70 Mississippi Republican[43]
10 February 2022 Senator Shelley Capito 68 West Virginia Republican[44]
3 February 2022 Representative Tom Malinowski 56 New Jersey Democratic[45]
2 February 2022 Representative Sara Jacobs 33 California Democratic[46]
1 February 2022 Representative Brad Schneider[n 1] 60 Illinois Democratic[47]
1 February 2022 Representative Steny Hoyer 82 Maryland Democratic[48]
1 February 2022 Senator John Hoeven 64 North Dakota Republican[49]
30 January 2022 Representative Colin Allred 38 Texas Democratic[50]
28 January 2022 Senator Mitt Romney 74 Utah Republican[51]
25 January 2022 Representative Melanie Stansbury 42 New Mexico Democratic[52]
25 January 2022 Senator Mark Warner 67 Virginia Democratic[53]
20 January 2022 Representative Thomas Massie[n 1] 51 Kentucky Republican[54]
19 January 2022 Representative Troy Carter 58 Louisiana Democratic[55]
19 January 2022 Representative Lizzie Fletcher 46 Texas Democratic[56]
19 January 2022 Representative Raúl Grijalva[n 1] 73 Arizona Democratic[57]
19 January 2022 Representative Emanuel Cleaver 77 Missouri Democratic[58]
18 January 2022 Representative Dan Kildee 63 Michigan Democratic[59]
18 January 2022 Representative Jeff Fortenberry 61 Nebraska Republican[60]
17 January 2022 Representative Diana DeGette 64 Colorado Democratic[61]
15 January 2022 Representative David Trone 66 Maryland Democratic[62]
14 January 2022 Representative Ashley Hinson 38 Iowa Republican[63]
14 January 2022 Representative Jahana Hayes[n 1] 48 Connecticut Democratic[64]
13 January 2022 Senator Brian Schatz 49 Hawaii Democratic[65]
11 January 2022 Representative Sean Maloney 55 New York Democratic[66]
11 January 2022 Representative Daniel Webster 72 Florida Republican[67]
10 January 2022 Representative Dutch Ruppersberger 75 Maryland Democratic[68]
10 January 2022 Representative Nancy Mace 44 South Carolina Republican[69]
10 January 2022 Representative Rick Crawford 55 Arkansas Republican[70]
10 January 2022 Representative Ben Cline 49 Virginia Republican[71]
10 January 2022 Representative John Katko 59 New York Republican[72]
9 January 2022 Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez 32 New York Democratic[73]
8 January 2022 Representative Jim Cooper 67 Tennessee Democratic[74]
8 January 2022 Representative Sean Casten 50 Illinois Democratic[75]
8 January 2022 Representative Young Kim 59 California Republican[76]
7 January 2022 Representative Michael McCaul 59 Texas Republican[77]
5 January 2022 Representative Jimmy Gomez 47 California Democratic[78]
3 January 2022 Senator Rob Portman 66 Ohio Republican[79]
3 January 2022 Representative Jim Hagedorn 59 Minnesota Republican[80]
1 January 2022 Representative Adriano Espaillat[n 1] 67 New York Democratic[81]
31 December 2021 Representative Ayanna Pressley 47 Massachusetts Democratic[82]
30 December 2021 Representative Bill Pascrell 84 New Jersey Democratic[83]
30 December 2021 Representative Chuy Garcia 65 Illinois Democratic[84]
29 December 2021 Representative Doris Matsui 77 California Democratic[85]
27 December 2021 Representative Bobby Rush 75 Illinois Democratic[86]
26 December 2021 Representative Kai Kahele 47 Hawaii Democratic[87]
22 December 2021 Senator Chris Coons 58 Delaware Democratic[88]
22 December 2021 Representative Jan Schakowsky 77 Illinois Democratic[89]
22 December 2021 Representative Jim Clyburn 81 South Carolina Democratic[90]
21 December 2021 Representative Antonio Delgado 44 New York Democratic[91]
21 December 2021 Representative Barbara Lee 75 California Democratic[92]
20 December 2021 Representative Nicole Malliotakis 41 New York Republican[93]
19 December 2021 Representative Jason Crow 42 Colorado Democratic[94]
19 December 2021 Senator Elizabeth Warren 72 Massachusetts Democratic[94]
19 December 2021 Senator Cory Booker 52 New Jersey Democratic[94]
18 December 2021 Representative Matt Cartwright 60 Pennsylvania Democratic[95]
8 December 2021 Representative Brett Guthrie 57 Kentucky Republican[96]
16 November 2021 Representative Scott Perry 59 Pennsylvania Republican[97]
November 2021 Representative Kevin McCarthy[n 2][n 3] 56 California Republican[98]
22 October 2021 Representative Glenn Thompson 62 Pennsylvania Republican[99]
7 October 2021 Representative Cathy Rodgers 52 Washington Republican[100]
30 September 2021 Representative Bob Gibbs 67 Ohio Republican[101]
26 September 2021 Representative Kelly Armstrong 73 North Dakota Republican[102]
25 September 2021 Representative Brian Babin 73 Texas Republican[103]
21 September 2021 Representative Bob Latta 65 Ohio Republican[104]
20 September 2021 Representative Tim Ryan 48 Ohio Democratic[105]
12 September 2021 Representative Joseph Morelle 64 New York Democratic[106]
8 September 2021 Representative Darren Soto 43 Florida Democratic[107]
25 August 2021 Representative Mike Doyle 68 Pennsylvania Democratic[108]
21 August 2021 Representative Troy Nehls 53 Texas Republican[109]
20 August 2021 Representative Barry Moore 54 Alabama Republican[110]
19 August 2021 Senator Roger Wicker 70 Mississippi Republican[111]
19 August 2021 Senator Angus King 77 Maine Independent[112]
19 August 2021 Senator John Hickenlooper 69 Colorado Democratic[113]
6 August 2021 Representative Sharice Davids 41 Kansas Democratic[114]
5 August 2021 Representative Ralph Norman 68 South Carolina Republican[115]
2 August 2021 Senator Lindsey Graham 66 South Carolina Republican[116]
25 July 2021 Representative Clay Higgins[n 1] 70 Louisiana Republican[117]
19 July 2021 Representative Vern Buchanan 70 Florida Republican[118]
"Early Summer" 2021 Representative Jim Jordan[n 2] 57 Ohio Republican[119]
29 January 2021 Representative Stephen Lynch 65 Massachusetts Democratic[120]
28 January 2021 Representative Lori Trahan 47 Massachusetts Democratic[121]
21 January 2021 Representative Ron Wright[n 4] 67 Texas Republican[122][123]
19 January 2021 Representative Raul Ruiz 48 California Democratic[124]
15 January 2021 Representative Lou Correa 63 California Democratic[125]
14 January 2021 Representative Adriano Espaillat 66 New York Democratic[126]
12 January 2021 Representative Brad Schneider 59 Illinois Democratic[127]
11 January 2021 Representative Pramila Jayapal 55 Washington Democratic[128]
11 January 2021 Representative Bonnie Coleman 76 New Jersey Democratic[129]
10 January 2021 Representative Chuck Fleischmann 58 Tennessee Republican[130]
6 January 2021 Representative Jake LaTurner 33 Kansas Republican[131]
6 January 2021 Representative Gus Bilarakis 58 Florida Republican[132]
6 January 2021 Representative Michelle Steele 65 California Republican[133]
5 January 2021 Representative Kevin Brady 65 Texas Republican[134]
4 January 2021 Representative Kay Granger 77 Texas Republican[135]
23 December 2020 Representative Gwen Moore 69 Wisconsin Democratic[136]
22 December 2020 Representative Rick Larsen 55 Washington Democratic[137]
17 December 2020 Representative Cedric Richmond 47 Louisiana Democratic[138]
17 December 2020 Representative Mike Rogers 62 Alabama Republican[139]
16 December 2020 Representative Joe Wilson 73 South Carolina Republican[140]
15 December 2020 Representative Barry Loudermilk 56 Georgia Republican[141]
11 December 2020 Representative Devin Nunes[n 3] 47 California Republican[142]
3 December 2020 Representative Robert Aderholt 55 Alabama Republican[143]
1 December 2020 Representative Ted Budd 49 North Carolina Republican[144]
"Late" November 2020 Representative Ken Calvert[n 2] 67 California Republican[145]
30 November 2020 Representative Austin Scott 50 Georgia Republican[146]
25 November 2020 Representative Susie Lee 54 Nevada Democratic[147]
24 November 2020 Representative Rick W. Allen 69 Georgia Republican[148]
23 November 2020 Representative Virginia Foxx 77 North Carolina Republican[149]
22 November 2020 Representative Joe Courtney 67 Connecticut Democratic[150]
22 November 2020 Representative Bryan Steil 40 Wisconsin Republican[151]
18 November 2020 Representative Doug Lamborn 66 Colorado Republican[152]
18 November 2020 Representative Dan Newhouse 65 Washington Republican[153]
17 November 2020 Representative Ed Perlmutter 67 Colorado Democratic[154]
17 November 2020 Senator Chuck Grassley 87 Iowa Republican[155]
17 November 2020 Senator Rick Scott 67 Florida Republican[156]
16 November 2020 Representative Cheri Bustos 59 Illinois Democratic[157]
15 November 2020 Representative Tim Walberg 69 Michigan Republican[158]
11 November 2020 Representative Don Young 87 Alaska Republican[159]
7 November 2020 Representative Matt Gaetz[n 3] 38 Florida Republican[160]
6 November 2020 Representative Mike Waltz 46 Florida Republican[161]
30 October 2020 Representative Drew Ferguson 53 Georgia Republican[162]
15 October 2020 Representative Bill Huizenga 51 Michigan Republican[163]
8 October 2020 Representative Mike Bost 59 Illinois Republican[164]
6 October 2020 Representative Salud Carbajal 55 California Democratic[165]
3 October 2020 Senator Ron Johnson 65 Wisconsin Republican[166]
2 October 2020 Senator Thom Tillis 60 North Carolina Republican[167]
2 October 2020 Senator Mike Lee 49 Utah Republican[168]
20 September 2020 Representative Jahana Hayes 47 Connecticut Democratic[169]
22 August 2020 Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González 44 Puerto Rico New Progressive; Republican[170]
22 August 2020 Representative Dan Meuser 56 Pennsylvania Republican[171]
20 August 2020 Senator Bill Cassidy 62 Louisiana Republican[172]
5 August 2020 Representative Rodney Davis 50 Illinois Republican[173]
29 July 2020 Representative Raúl Grijalva 72 Arizona Democratic[174]
29 July 2020 Representative Louie Gohmert 66 Texas Republican[175]
15 July 2020 Representative Trey Hollingsworth[n 3] 36 Indiana Republican[176]
14 July 2020 Representative Morgan Griffith 62 Virginia Republican[177]
15 June 2020 Representative Tom Rice 62 South Carolina Republican[178]
29 May 2020 Senator Bob Casey[n 3] 60 Pennsylvania Democratic[179]
29 May 2020 Senator Tim Kaine[n 3] 62 Virginia Democratic[180]
9 April 2020 Representative Neal Dunn 67 Florida Republican[181]
30 March 2020 Representative Nydia Velázquez[n 5] 67 New York Democratic[182]
27 March 2020 Representative Joe Cunningham 37 South Carolina Democratic[183]
27 March 2020 Representative Mike Kelly 71 Pennsylvania Republican[184]
22 March 2020 Senator Rand Paul 57 Kentucky Republican[185]
18 March 2020 Representative Ben McAdams 45 Utah Democratic[186]
18 March 2020 Representative Mario Díaz-Balart 58 Florida Republican[186]
January 2020 Representative Thomas Massie[n 2] 49 Kentucky Republican[187]
January 2020 Representative Clay Higgins[n 2] 58 Louisiana Republican[188]


Statistics[edit]

COVID-19 Infections by State/Territory
State/Territory Number of Infections
CA 19
IL 12
FL, NY, TX 11
PA 10
CO, WA 8
SC 7
GA, NJ, VA 6
CT, OH, LA, MA, MD, MI 5
KY, NC, WI 4
AL, AZ, ME, OR, UT 3
AK, DE, HI, IA, KS, MN, MS, ND, TN 2
AR, IN, MO, NE, NH, NV, NM, OK, PR, WV, VT 1

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  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Post-infection claim.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Politician tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies.
  4. ↑ Politician passed away due to COVID-19 complications.
  5. ↑ Politician had presumed COVID-19 case.


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