Quiz: Which Member Of Congress Represents This National Landmark?

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Quiz: Which Member Of Congress Represents This National Landmark?

Some Members of Congress are especially lucky

Exterior view of the historic Alamo shortly after sunrise.

By Alex Clearfield

Posted April 14, 2016 at 12:20pm

The Empire State Building, the Alamo, the Gateway Arch – they’ve all got a member of Congress proud to count those national landmark as a part of their district. Can you guess who represents which one?

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