Create your own Senate! (with a few caviats)

[mencken]

You can replace any members of the current Senate with anybody you please, provided the following conditions are met:

• Overall partisan balance must remain unchanged (54 R-46D)
• Half of all "new" Senators must be current or former congressmen; one of of every ten must be state governors.

[SATW]

Does this senate have to be people from this time period or can it be a historical senate?

[mencken]

Does this senate have to be people from this time period or can it be a historical senate?

Preferably from this time period.

[mencken]

Here is my reasoning:

Senators I would most like to replace (and those retiring anyway)
Harry Reid (least bad replacement: Carolyn Goodman)
Dianne Feinstein (least bad replacement: Steve Westly)
Barbara Boxer (least bad replacement: Zoe Lofgren)
Dick Blumenthal (least bad replacement: Ned Lamont)
Elizabeth Warren (least bad replacement: Steven Lynch)
Chuck Schumer (least bad replacement: Andrew Cuomo)
Dick Durbin (least bad replacement: )
Bob Menendez (least bad replacement: )
Pat Leahy (least bad replacement: Pete Welch)
Al Franken (least bad replacement: Collin Peterson)
Barbara Mikulski (least bad replacement: John Delaney)
Claire McCaskill (best replacement: John Brunner)
John McCain (best replacement: David Schweikert)
Lindsey Graham (best replacement: Mick Mulvaney)
Susan Collins (best replacement: Paul LePage)
Mark Kirk (least bad replacement: Dan Lipinski)
Lisa Murkowski (best replacement: Joe Miller)
Kelly Ayotte (best replacement: Andy Sanborn)
Mitch McConnell (best replacement: Thomas Massie)
Bob Corker (best replacement: Jimmy Duncan)
Lamar Alexander (least bad replacement: Jim Cooper)
Thad Cochran (best replacement: Chris McDaniel)
Tom Cotton (best replacement: Jim Holt)
Mike Rounds (best replacement: Stace Nelson)
Dan Coats (best replacement: Marlin Stutzman)
David Vitter (best replacement: John Fleming)

Other areas for improvement:
Alabama: Richard Shelby -> Mo Brooks
Arizona: Jeff Flake -> Matt Salmon
Colorado: Cory Gardner -> Darryl Glenn
Colorado: Michael Bennet -> Jared Polis
Florida: Bill Nelson -> Ted Yoho
Florida: Marco Rubio -> Curt Clawson
Georgia: Johnny Isakson -> Barry Loudermilk
Hawaii: Mazie Hirono -> Tulsi Gabbard
Idaho: Mike Crapo -> Raul Labrador
Indiana: Joe Donnelly -> Brad Ellsworth
Iowa: Joni Ernst -> Rod Blum
Kansas: Pat Roberts -> Tim Huelskamp
Louisiana: David Cassidy -> Rob Manness
Maine: Angus King -> Mike Michaud
Michigan: Debbie Stabenow -> Justin Amash
Minnesota: Amy Klobuchar -> Rick Nolan
Mississippi: Roger Wicker -> Phil Bryant
North Carolina: Richard Burr -> Walter Jones
North Carolina: Thom Tillis -> Mark Meadows
North Dakota: John Hoeven -> Rick Becker
Ohio: Rob Portman -> Jim Jordan
Rhode Island: Sheldon Whitehouse -> Lincoln Chafee
Texas: John Cornyn -> Greg Abbott
Utah: Orrin Hatch -> Carl Wimmer
West Virginia: Shelley Capito -> Earl Tomblin
Wisconsin: Tammy Baldwin -> Russ Feingold
Wyoming: Mike Enzi -> Cynthia Lummis

[Maxwell]

Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)
Mark Begich (D-AK)
Don Sigelman (D-AL)
Bradley Byrne (R-AL)
Asa Hutchison (R-AR)
Bill Halter (D-AR)
Jim Koble (R-AZ)
Jeff Flake (R-AZ)
Jerry Brown (D-CA)
Neel Kashkari (R-CA)
Mark Udall (D-CO)
Jared Polis (D-CO)
Chris Murphy (D-CT)
Ned Lamont (D-CT)
Joe Biden (D-DE)
John Carney (D-DE)
Kathy Castor (D-FL)
Charlie Crist (I-FL)
Johnny Iskason (R-GA)
Bob Barr (R-GA)
Linda Lingle (R-HI)
Brian Schatz (D-HI)
Tom Vilsack (D-IA)
Jim Leach (R-IA)
Butch Otter (R-ID)
Mike Simpson (R-ID)
Michelle Obama (D-IL)
Luis Gutierrez (D-IL)
Dick Lugar (R-IN)
Susan Brooks (R-IN)
Sandy Praeger (R-KS)
Winton Winter (R-KS)
Rand Paul (R-KY)
Steve Beshear (D-KY)
Joseph Cao (R-LA)
Scott Angelle (R-LA)
Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
John Kerry (D-MA)
Eljah Cummings (D-MD)
Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)
Chellie Pingree (D-ME)
Olympia Snowe (R-ME)
John Conyers (D-MI)
Fred Upton (R-MI)
Al Franken (D-MN)
Arne Carlson (R-MN)
John Danforth (R-MO)
John Kander (D-MO)
Thad Cochran (R-MS)
Charles Evers (R-MS)
John Tester (D-MT)
Denny Rehberg (R-MT)
Deborah Ross (D-NC)
Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)
Byron Dorgan (D-ND)
John Hoeven (R-ND)
Chuck Hagel (R-NE)
Dave Heinemann (R-NE)
Dan Innis (R-NH)
Carol Shea Porter (D-NH)
Richard Codey (D-NJ)
Tom Kean Jr. (R-NJ)
Tom Udall (D-NM)
Gary Johnson (R-NM)
Harry Reid (D-NV)
Brian Sandoval (R-NV)
Chuck Schumer (D-NY)
Richard Hanna (R-NY)
Sherrod Brown (D-OH)
Jim Petro (R-OH)
Mick Cornett (R-OK)
G.T. Bynum (R-OK)
Ron Wyden (D-OR)
Gordon Smith (R-OR)
John Fetterman (D-PA)
Charlie Dent (R-PA)
Ken Block (R-RI)
Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI)
Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
Mark Sanford (R-SC)
Larry Pressler (R-SD)
Dennis Daugaard (R-SD)
Lamar Alexander (R-TN)
Bob Corker (R-TN)
Joe Straus (R-TX)
Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX)
Jon Huntsman (R-UT)
Chris Cannon (R-UT)
Tim Kaine (D-VA)
Tom Davis (R-VA)
Bernie Sanders (D-VT)
Tim Ashe (D-VT)
Patty Murray (D-WA)
Jim McDermott (D-WA)
Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)
Scott Klug (R-WI)
Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)
Ken Hechler (D-WV)
Cynthia Lummis (R-WY)
Matt Mead (R-WY)

54 R - 46 D

[Kingpoleon]

Maxwell, why do you want Asa in Congress? He's a good guy and pretty moderate, but is he really better than Connor Eldridge or Blanche Lincoln to you?

[Maxwell]

Maxwell, why do you want Asa in Congress? He's a good guy and pretty moderate, but is he really better than Connor Eldridge or Blanche Lincoln to you?

he makes the numbers work

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

AL: Jefferson Bureaguard Sessions III and Richard Shelby
AK: Mark Begich and Lisa Murkowski
AZ: Jeff Flake and Raúl Grijalva
AR: John Boozman and Tim Griffin
CA: Kamala Harris and Arnold Schwarzenegger
CO: Mark Udall and Michael Bennet
CT: Chris Murphy and Jodi Rell
DE: Chris Coons and Mike Castle
FL: Bill Nelson and Frederica Wilson
GA: Michelle Nunn and Jason Carter
HI: Linda Lingle and Tulsi Gabbard
ID: Harley Brown and Walt Bayes
IL: Tammy Duckworth and Tim Johnson
IN: Richard Lugar and Dan Coats
IA: Terry Branstad and Rod Blum
KS: Jerry Moran and Kathleen Sebelius
KY: Jim Gray and Alison Lundergan Grimes
LA: Jay Dardenne and John Bel Edwards
ME: Olympia Snowe and Shenna Bellows
MD: Larry Hogan and Michael Steele
MA: Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey
MI: Gary Peters and Justin Amash
MN: Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar
MS: Thad Cochran and Phil Bryant
MO: Jason Kander and Roy Blunt
MT: Jon Tester and Steve Daines
NE: Chuck Hagel and Ben Sasse
NV: Dean Heller and Brian Sandoval
NH: Jeanne Shaheen and Judd Gregg
NJ: Christine Todd Whitman and Rush Holt
NM: Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich
NY: Kirsten Gillibrand and George Pataki
NC: Deborah Ross and Walter Jones, Jr.
ND: John Hoeven and Heidi Heitkamp
OH: Sherrod Brown and John Kasich
OK: Tom Cole and J.C. Watts
OR: Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden
PA: Charlie Dent and John Fetterman
RI: Jack Reed and Lincoln Chafee
SC: Nikki Haley and Tim Scott
SD: John Thune and Kristi Noem
TN: Lamar Alexander and Bill Haslam
TX: Kay Bailey Hutchison and Joe Strauss
UT: Mike Lee and Jon Huntsman
VT: Bernie Sanders and Christopher Pearson
VA: Tom Perriello and Tim Kaine
WA: Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell
WV: Shelley Moore Capito and Dave McKinley
WI: Russ Feingold and Tammy Baldwin
WY: Mike Enzi and Alan Simpson

Would make for an interesting delegation map:

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Alabama: Jeff Sessions (R), Mo Brooks (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R), Joe Miller (R)
Arizona: Jeff Flake (R), Kelly Ward (R)
Arkansas: Bill Halter (D), Tom Cotton (R)
California: Carly Fiorina (R), Jerry Brown (D)
Colorado: Tom Tancredo (R), Cory Gardiner (R)
Connecticut: Chris Murphy (D), David Walker (R)
Delaware: Joe Biden (D), Ruth Ann Miner (D)
Florida: Adam Hasner (R), Patrick Murphy (D)
Georgia: David Perdue (R), Stacey Abrams (D)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D), Donna Mercado Kim (D)
Idaho: Raul Labrador (R), Harley Brown (R)
Illinois: Dick Durbin (D), Sheila Simon (D)
Indiana: Dick Luger (R), Evan Bayh (D)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R), Sam Clovis (R)
Kansas: Greg Orman (D), Milton Wolf (R)
Kentucky: Rand Paul (R), Matt Bevin (R)
Louisiana: Mary Landrieu (D), Buddy Roemer (R)
Maine: Angus King (I), Shana Bellows (D)
Maryland: Dan Bongino (R), Donna Edwards (D)
Massachusetts: Elizabeth Warren (D), Michelle Wu (D)
Michigan: Debbie Stabenow (D), Justin Amash (R)
Minnesota: Kurt Bills (R), Mike McFadden (R)
Mississippi: Thad Cochran (R), Chris McDaniel (R)
Missouri: Claire McCaskill (D), Jason Kander (D)
Montana: Brian Schweitzer (D), Chuck Baldwin (R)
Nebraska: Chuck Hagel (D), Ben Sasse (R)
Nevada: Sharon Angle (R), Dean Heller (R)
New Hampshire: Bob Smith (R), John Sununnu Jr. (R)
New Jersey: Jeff Bell (R), Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico: Heather Wilson (R), Martin Heinrich (D)
New York: Kirstin Gillibrand (D), Zephyr Teachout (D)
North Carolina: Walter Jones (R), Greg Bannon (R)
North Dakota: Heidi Heitkamp (D), Ryan Taylor (D)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R), Jim Jordan (R)
Oklahoma: JC Watts (R), TW Shannon (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D), Monica Wehby (R)
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (R), John Fetterman (D)
Rhode Island: Lincoln Chafee (R), Steve Laffey (R)
South Carolina: Jim DeMint (R), Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R), Stephanie Sandlin (D)
Tennessee: Bob Corker (R), Harold Ford (D)
Texas: Ron Paul (R), Debra Medina (R)
Utah: Mike Lee (R), Mia Love (R)
Vermont: Bernie Sanders (I), Tim Ashe (D)
Virginia: Mark Warner (D), Barbara Comstock (R)
Washington: Patty Murray (D), Jay Inslee (D)
West Virginia: Joe Manchin (D), Ken Hechler (D)
Wisconsin: Paul Ryan (R), Tammy Baldwin (D)
Wyoming: Mike Enzi (R), Cynthia Lummis (R)

I think my math is off, but I have a feeling it is 54-46. Not sure. I tried making sure the Senate was divided between Tea Party/Libertarians, Center right/left, and left wing populists into thirds. Not sure if I did a good job.

[SATW]

ALL CAPS = Changed Senators; No caps = Senators currently IRL

Alabama   ROBERT RILEY   BRADLEY BYRNE
Alaska   Daniel Sullivan   MARK BEGICH
Arizona   John McCain   TRENT FRANKS
Arkansas   John Boozman   Tom Cotton
California   BRAD SHERMAN   LORETTA SANCHEZ
Colorado   Michael Bennet   Cory Gardner
Connecticut   JOE LIEBERMAN   Dick Blumenthal
Delaware   Tom Carper   Chris Coons
Florida   Marco Rubio   GWEN GRAHAM
Georgia   Johnny Isakson   JACK KINGSTON
Hawaii   Mazie Hirono   TULSI GABBARD
Idaho   Jim Risch   MIKE SIMPSON
Illinois   DAN LIPINSKI   Mark Kirk
Indiana   EVAN BAYH   TODD YOUNG
Iowa    Chuck Grassley Joni Ernst
Kansas   Pat Roberts   Jerry Moran
Kentucky   Mitch McConnell   Rand Paul
Louisiana   MARY LANDRIEU   JAY DARDENNE
Maine   Susan Collins   SHENNA BELLOWS
Maryland   Ben Cardin   CHRIS VAN HOLLEN
Massachusetts   Elizabeth Warren   STEPHEN LYNCH
Michigan   Debbie Stabenow     JENNIFER GRANHOLM
Minnesota   Amy Klobuchar   COLLIN PETERSON
Mississippi   PHIL BRYANT   STACEY PICKERING
Missouri   ANN WAGNER   ERIC GREITENS
Montana   Jon Tester   Steve Daines
Nebraska   Ben Sasse    BRAD ASHFORD
Nevada   SHELLEY BERKLEY   JOE HECK
New Hampshire   Jeanne Shaheen   Kelly Ayotte
New Jersey   Bob Menendez   ALBIO SIRES
New Mexico   Martin Heinrich   SUSANA MARTINEZ
New York   Chuck Schumer     KATHLEEN RICE
North Carolina   Richard Burr   Thom Tillis
North Dakota   John Hoeven   Heidi Heitkamp
Ohio   MARCY KAPTUR   Rob Portman
Oklahoma   J.C. WATTS   T.W. SHANNON
Oregon   Ron Wyden   Jeff Merkley
Pennsylvania   Pat Toomey   BRENDAN BOYLE
Rhode Island   Jack Reed   ROBERT WEYGAND
South Carolina   Tim Scott   NIKKI HALEY
South Dakota   John Thune   KRISTI NOEM
Tennessee    MARSHA BLACKBURN    DIANE BLACK
Texas   Ted Cruz   JEB HENSARLING
Utah   Mike Lee   MIA LOVE
Vermont   HOWARD DEAN   DEBORAH MARKOWITZ
Virginia   Mark Warner   ERIC CANTOR
Washington   Patty Murray   Maria Cantwell
West Virginia   Joe Manchin   Shelley Moore-Capito
Wisconsin   Tammy Baldwin   SEAN DUFFY
Wyoming   Mike Enzi   John Barrasso

It's 54 - 46. The only requirement I might have failed was the Governor one. I thought the rule was 10 Senators who were former governors or current governors. Reading it again now makes me think you meant just current governors but whatever, I spent a lot of time on this as is lol. If we count former governors I should be over 10.

Essentially, the Senate moved towards the right, as a whole. I threw in a bunch of Pro-Lifer Dems (Lipiniski, Lynch, Weygand, Peterson, Kaptur). Joe Manchin is the only Pro-Life Dem already in the Senate that I kept (Donnelly's and Casey's removals will be explained below).

I also knocked out a bunch of Dem Senators who voted for the Iran Deal and replaced them with people who either actively opposed it or had no position (with Lieberman, Bayh, Landrieu, Berkley and Begich opposing the deal as members of an Anti-Deal lobby group and Sherman, Graham, Lipiniski, Peterson, Rice, Ashford, Sires voting against it in the House).

Markowitz had no position on the deal, so I just threw her in to get rid of Bernie. Dean likely supported the deal but I prefer him to Leahy.

Schumer, Manchin, Cardin and Menendez opposed the deal.

I like Tulsi Gabbard, on most issues, and she's so much more preferable than Schatz, so that change was easy.

I also beefed up the centrist wing of the Democratic Party (keeping Heitkamp, Manchin and adding Bayh, Ashford, Graham, Rice, Peterson, Landrieu etc...)

On the GOP Side, the caucus moved to the right in some states and stayed the same in others. I kept a lot of the moderate Senators intact (only Murkowski being pushed out). Joe Heck joins the centrist cadre.

Funny consequence of my moves: Manchin-Capito and Lipiniski-Kirk are two pairings in my scenario where the GOP Sens are pro-choice and the Dem Sens are Pro-Life.

GOP Caucus is significantly more diverse in gender, race and other categories.

EDIT: Also, a good amount of Senators were not born in America (Granholm, Cruz, Hirono, Van Hollen, Bennet...and maybe a few others).

[Santander]

KY: Jim Gray and Alison Lundergan Grimes

*puke*

[progressive85]

Basically what I would do is get moderate Republicans into blue state seats,
switch the most right-wing Senators with moderate or progressive Democrats.
I'd also try and get as many moderates in, creating a large majority so that
It would resemble the Senate of 1964, but keeping with the 54-seat Republican
Majority.

Here are some names:

Charlie Dent instead of Pat Toomey
Julian Castro instead of Ted Cruz
Frank LoBiondo instead of Bob Menendez
Richard Tisei instead of Ed Marley
Greg Orman instead of Pat Roberts
Dave Reichert instead of Patty Murray
Michelle Nunn instead of David Perdue
Bob Dold instead of Mark Kirk
Russ Feingold instead of Ron Johnson
Larry Hogan instead of Ben Cardin
Charlie Baker instead of Ed markey
Carlos Curbrlo instead of Bill Nelson
Richard Hanna instead of Chuck Schumer
Steve Beshear instead of Mitch McConnell
John Bel Edwards instead of David Vitter
Neel Kashkari instead of Dianne Feinstein
Mike Coffman instead of Michael Bennet
Peter King instead of Kirsten Gillibrand
Chris Shays instead of Richard Blumenthal

[Free Bird]

Alabama: Jeff Sessions (R), Richard Shelby (R)
Alaska: Lisa Murkowski (R), Dan Sullivan (R)
Arizona: Jeff Flake (R), Jon Kyl (R)
Arkansas: John Boozman (R), Mike Huckabee (R)
California: Dianne Feinstein (D), Barbara Boxer (D)
Colorado: Ben Nighthorse Campbell (R), Wayne Allard (R)
Connecticut: Chris Dodd (D), Joe Lieberman (I)
Delaware: Joe Biden (D), Mike Castle (R)
Florida: Marco Rubio (R), Patrick Murphy (D)
Georgia: David Perdue (R), Zell Miller (D)
Hawaii: Brian Schatz (D), Colleen Hanabusa (D)
Idaho: Raul Labrador (R), Jim Risch (R)
Illinois: Dick Durbin (D), Cheri Bustos (D)
Indiana: Dick Luger (R), Evan Bayh (D)
Iowa: Chuck Grassley (R), Tom Harkin (D)
Kansas: Pat Roberts (R), Jerry Moran (R)
Kentucky: Rand Paul (R), Matt Bevin (R)
Louisiana: Mary Landrieu (D), Bobby Jindal (R)
Maine: Olympia Snowe (R), Susan Collins (R)
Maryland: Paul Sarbanes (D), Barbara Mikulski (D)
Massachusetts: Elizabeth Warren (D), John Kerry (D)
Michigan: Carl Levin (D), Debbie Stabenow (D)
Minnesota: Al Franken (D), Paul Wellstone (D) (if I can warp the Senate, I can warp that event, too)
Mississippi: Thad Cochran (R), Roger Wicker (R)
Missouri: Claire McCaskill (D), Matt Blunt (R)
Montana: Brian Schweitzer (D), Chuck Baldwin (R)
Nebraska: Bob Kerrey (D), Ben Sasse (R)
Nevada: Brian Sandoval (R), Dean Heller (R)
New Hampshire: Jeanne Shaheen (D), John Sununu Jr. (R)
New Jersey: Robert Torricelli (D), Cory Booker (D)
New Mexico: Pete Domenici (R), Jeff Bingaman (D)
New York: Kirstin Gillibrand (D), Andrew Cuomo (D)
North Carolina: Walter Jones (R), Greg Brannon (R)
North Dakota: John Hoeven (R), Rick Berg (R)
Ohio: Rob Portman (R), John Kasich (R)
Oklahoma: Tom Coburn (R), Jim Inhofe (R)
Oregon: Ron Wyden (D), Gordon Smith (R)
Pennsylvania: Pat Toomey (R), Bob Casey (D)
Rhode Island: Lincoln Chafee (D), Jack Reed (D)
South Carolina: Jim DeMint (R), Tim Scott (R)
South Dakota: John Thune (R), Mike Rounds (R)
Tennessee: Bob Corker (R), Lamar Alexander (R)
Texas: Kay Bailey Hutchison (R), Ted Cruz (R)
Utah: Mike Lee (R), Orrin Hatch (R)
Vermont: Bernie Sanders (I), Patrick Leahy (D)
Virginia: Mark Warner (D), Tim Kaine (D)
Washington: Patty Murray (D), Maria Cantwell (D)
West Virginia: Joe Manchin (D), Shelley Moore Capito (R)
Wisconsin: Herb Kohl (D), Russ Feingold (D)
Wyoming: Alan K. Simpson (R), Cynthia Lummis (R)

[Mr. Reactionary]

ALL CAPS = Changed Senators (74); No caps = Senators currently IRL(26)

Alabama   ROY MOORE   MARTHA ROBY
Alaska   Daniel Sullivan   DANIEL SULLIVAN
Arizona   Jeff Flake   ANNE KIRKPATRICK
Arkansas    TIM HUTCHISON   Tom Cotton
California JIM COSTA   LORETTA SANCHEZ
Colorado   JOHN HICKENLOOPER   Cory Gardner
Connecticut   JOE LIEBERMAN   Dick Blumenthal
Delaware    JOE BIDEN      JOHN  CARNEY
Florida   Marco Rubio   RON DESANTIS
Georgia    SANFORD BISHOP       JASON CARTER
Hawaii   Mazie Hirono   TULSI GABBARD
Idaho   RAUL LABRADOR   BUTCH OTTER
Illinois   DAN LIPINSKI   ROBERT DOLD
Indiana   EVAN BAYH   MARLIN STUTZMAN
Iowa    Chuck Grassley Joni Ernst
Kansas   TIM HUELSKAMP GREG ORMAN
Kentucky     Rand Paul     THOMAS MASSIE
Louisiana    CEDRIC RICHMOND      JON BEL EDWARDS
Maine    PAUL LEPAGE   ELIOT CUTLER
Maryland   DONNA EDWARDS      ELIJAH CUMMINGS
Massachusetts    JOHN KERRY     CHARLIE BAKER
Michigan   JUSTIN AMASH    BRENDA LAWRENCE
Minnesota   RICK NOLAN      COLLIN PETERSON
Mississippi   CHRIS MCDANIEL       JIM HOOD
Missouri   MATT BLUNT      DICK GEPHARDT
Montana   CHUCK BALDWIN           CHAMP EDMUNDS
Nebraska   Ben Sasse      BEN NELSON
Nevada   JOE HECK           BRIAN SANDOVAL
New Hampshire  Kelly Ayotte  CAROL SHEA PORTER
New Jersey   Cory Booker   FRANK PALLONE
New Mexico   Martin Heinrich   GARY JOHNSON
New York   Kristen Gillibrand     KATHLEEN RICE
North Carolina   GREG BANNON   WALTER JONES
North Dakota   RICK BERG   Heidi Heitkamp
Ohio   Rob Portman    JIM JORDAN   
Oklahoma  J.C. WATTS           T.W. SHANNON
Oregon   Ron Wyden   KATE BROWN
Pennsylvania   Pat Toomey   Bob Casey Jr.
Rhode Island   Jack Reed       LINCOLN CHAFEE
South Carolina   Tim Scott   JIM DEMINT
South Dakota   John Thune   KRISTI NOEM
Tennessee     JIM DUNCAN    DIANE BLACK
Texas   Ted Cruz      JEB HENSARLING
Utah   Mike Lee   JON HUNTSMAN
Vermont   HOWARD DEAN   JIM DOUGLAS
Virginia   JIM WEBB   VIRGIL GOODE
Washington   TIM SHELDON   BRAD OWEN
West Virginia   Joe Manchin   JIM JUSTICE
Wisconsin   Ron Johnson    RON KIND
Wyoming    CINDY HILL   CYNTHIA LUMMIS

Only State delegations to not be changed were PA and IA