The fourth floor of the Cannon House Office Building has seen some spirited competition this week. 

Six members have decorated their doors for the holidays, aiming to outdo one another with trees, wreaths and lights.

Oh, and don’t forget the inflatable pigs and bottles of Cheerwine.

HOH asked readers to vote on Twitter for which office had the best decorations Thursday. Here are the results.

1st place: Rep. Neal Dunn

Last but not least, @DrNealDunnFL2 decorated with a blow up tree, Rudolph and North Pole post! pic.twitter.com/9v8BnuoqQ2

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The Florida Republican put up an inflatable tree and a Rudolph draped with lights. Next to his door, a signpost points the way from the North Pole to Tallahassee, Panama City and Lake City, Florida.

2nd place: Rep. Charlie Crist

.@RepCharlieCrist decorated with a palm tree, flamingo and Menorah! pic.twitter.com/lRp23Hfjmk

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The Florida Democrat stayed true to his state with a palm tree and a flamingo wearing a Santa hat. He also displayed a menorah.

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3rd place: Rep. David Rouzer

.@RepDavidRouzer decorated with a huge blow up pig with the tag, Chris P. Bacon on! pic.twitter.com/Jk2Il4U3XD

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The North Carolina Republican kept it simple. His choice? A pink pig decked out in snowflakes, a Santa hat and a name tag reading “Chris P. Bacon.” 

4th place: Rep. Richard Hudson

.@RepRichHudson decorated with a creative North Carolina wreath! pic.twitter.com/vTjgn2tQ0H

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The North Carolina Republican hung patriotic red and blue lights on his door, along with a wreath featuring a bag of North Carolina peanuts, a NASCAR car, a Krispy Kreme delivery truck and an empty bottle of Cheerwine soda.

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Tied for 5th place: Reps. Garrett Graves & Earl L. “Buddy” Carter

.@RepGarretGraves decorated with a fake fire and a Louisiana inspired tree complete with an alligator! pic.twitter.com/3AEXoj8XGo

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The Louisiana Republican decorated with a fake winter bonfire, known as a feu de joie, a tradition brought to South Louisiana by French, Spanish and Germans settlers. He got creative with his Christmas tree, which features an alligator, a fisherman’s boot and newspaper clippings from when New Orleans beat D.C. and Louisiana State University beat Alabama in football.

.@RepBuddyCarter decorated with lights and a wreath pic.twitter.com/4sCYGPgVsm

— Heard on the Hill (@HeardontheHill) December 21, 2017

The Georgia Republican chose simple and classic decorations, including white lights hanging around his door and a wreath sporting a bow, acorns and red balls.