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Thomas S. Foley of Washington chaired the Agriculture Committee, and fellow Democrat Jim Wright of Texas spent his first two decades in office focused on public works policy. Â
Wright’s successor, Thomas S. Foley, became the first speaker in 132 years to be defeated for re-election back home.
Minnesota's Mills Closer to a Rematch With Nolan -
Benishek's District Competitive Before and After Retirement -
Two Women Vie to Be the Democrat in Race for Kline's Seat -
Office Space: Raúl Grijalva's Little Tucson -
Office Space: Peter Roskam's Map Collection -
Minnesota's John Kline Will Not Seek Eighth Term (Updated) -
Sources: Reichert Seriously Considering Washington Governor's Race -
Mark S. Kirk. Unfortunately for him, there’s a more experienced candidate in the race .  10.
Office Space: Mike Honda's Living History -
Roth Jr.’s open seat in 1994. But Roth ran for re-election (and won) in 1994 and ran again in 2000, when he lost to Carper.
Landry, who is running for attorney general in Louisiana, represented the state from 2011 to 2013, and filled his Cannon House Office space with New Orleans Saints posters, Community Coffee Co.’s brew
Office Space: Mike Pence's Inner Sanctum -
Office Space: Paul Broun's Wild Kingdom -
Mark S. Kirk is considered the most vulnerable member of the Seanate this cycle.
Boehner: 'I Disagree' With Trump's Immigration Comments -
Illinois Senate: Â Republican Mark S. Kirk is the most vulnerable senator in the country this cycle.
Boehner Coy on Pope's Climate Change Encyclical -
Both teams’ rosters are often dotted with senators who made the jump from the House including, this year, Jeff Flake of Arizona and Christopher S. Murphy of Connecticut.