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These are the freshman members of the 112th Congress (including some representatives upgrading to senator).* Click through to a legislator profile to add details on their biography, resume, and campaign promises.

We need your help to gather photos and info on all the new members.

• See which freshmen have photos below and, if they're missing one, please find a head-shot photo, in color and in .jpg format (we'll automatically resize them, so any size - preferably bigger than a small thumbnail - is fine).
• Help gather information on the positions they took as candidates so we can hold them accountable as senators and representatives. You can add it at the linked profiles below. (The profile of Larry Bucshon (R-Ind.) is a solid one to look at for guidance.)

*Note: Sens. Joe Manchin, Mark Kirk, and Chris Coons were seated at the end of the 111th Congress because their November 2010 elections counted as special elections.

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Name	State	Party	District	Photo
Sandy Adams	Florida	R	24
Justin Amash	Michigan	R	3
Kelly Ayotte	New Hampshire	R	Senate
Louis Barletta	Pennsylvania	R	11
Charlie Bass	New Hampshire	R	2
Karen Bass	California	D	33
Daniel Benishek	Michigan	R	1
Rick Berg	North Dakota	R	1
Diane Black	Tennessee	R	6
Richard Blumenthal	Connecticut	D
Mo Brooks	Alabama	R	5
Larry Bucshon	Indiana	R	8
Francisco Canseco	Texas	R	23
John Carney	Delaware	D	1
Steve Chabot	Ohio	R	1
David Cicilline	Rhode Island	D	1
Hansen Clarke	Michigan	D	13
Daniel Coats	Indiana	R	Senate
Chris Coons	Delaware	D	Senate
Chip Cravaack	Minnesota	R	8
Rick Crawford	Arkansas	R	1
Jeff Denham	California	R	19
Scott Desjarlais	Tennessee	R	4
Robert Dold	Illinois	R	10
Sean Duffy	Wisconsin	R	7
Jeff Duncan	South Carolina	R	3
Renee Ellmers	North Carolina	R	2
Blake Farenthold	Texas	R	27
Steve Fincher	Tennessee	R	8
Michael Fitzpatrick	Pennsylvania	R	8
Chuck Fleischmann	Tennessee	R	3
William Flores	Texas	R	17
Cory Gardner	Colorado	R	4
Bob Gibbs	Ohio	R	18
Chris Gibson	New York	R	20
Paul Gosar	Arizona	R	1
Trey Gowdy	South Carolina	R	4
Tim Griffin	Arkansas	R	2
Morgan Griffith	Virginia	R	9
Michael Grimm	New York	R	13
Frank Guinta	New Hampshire	R	1
Colleen Hanabusa	Hawaii	D	1
Richard Hanna	New York	R	24
Andy Harris	Maryland	R	1
Vicky Hartzler	Missouri	R	4
Nan Hayworth	New York	R	19
Joe Heck	Nevada	R	3
Jaime Herrera Beutler	Washington	R	3
John Hoeven	North Dakota	R	Senate
Tim Huelskamp	Kansas	R	1
Bill Huizenga	Michigan	R	2
Randy Hultgren	Illinois	R	14
Robert Hurt	Virginia	R	5
Bill Johnson	Ohio	R	6
Ron Johnson	Wisconsin	R	Senate
William Keating	Massachusetts	D	10
Mike Kelly	Pennsylvania	R	3
Adam Kinzinger	Illinois	R	11
Raul Labrador	Idaho	R	1
Jeffrey Landry	Louisiana	R	3
James Lankford	Oklahoma	R	5
Mike Lee	Utah	R	Senate
Billy Long	Missouri	R	7
Joe Manchin	West Virginia	D	Senate
Tom Marino	Pennsylvania	R	10
David McKinley	West Virginia	R	1
Patrick Meehan	Pennsylvania	R	7
Mick Mulvaney	South Carolina	R	5
Kristi Noem	South Dakota	R	1
Richard Nugent	Florida	R	5
Alan Nunnelee	Mississippi	R	1
Steven Palazzo	Mississippi	R	4
Rand Paul	Kentucky	R	Senate
Steve Pearce	New Mexico	R	2
Mike Pompeo	Kansas	R	4
Rob Portman	Ohio	R	Senate
Ben Quayle	Arizona	R	3
Tom Reed	New York	R	29
James Renacci	Ohio	R	16
Reid Ribble	Wisconsin	R	8
Cedric Richmond	Louisiana	D	2
Scott Rigell	Virginia	R	2
David Rivera	Florida	R	25
Martha Roby	Alabama	R	2
Todd Rokita	Indiana	R	4
Dennis Ross	Florida	R	12
Marco Rubio	Florida	R	Senate
Jon Runyan	New Jersey	R	3
Bobby Schilling	Illinois	R	17
David Schweikert	Arizona	R	5
Tim Scott	Georgia	R	8
Austin Scott	South Carolina	R	1
Terri Sewell	Alabama	D	7
Steve Southerland	Florida	R	2
Steve Stivers	Ohio	R	15
Marlin Stutzman	Indiana	R	3
Scott Tipton	Colorado	R	3
Pat Toomey	Pennsylvania	R	Senate
Tim Walberg	Michigan	R	7
Daniel Webster	Florida	R	8
Allen West	Florida	R	22
Frederica Wilson	Florida	D	17
Steve Womack	Arkansas	R	3
Rob Woodall	Georgia	R	7
Kevin Yoder	Kansas	R	3
Todd Young	Indiana	R	9