the democratic party controls the 116th congress.
the democratic party controls the 116th congress.
who controls the 116th congress?
the democratic party
bullet::::- james pike (1837–1839, theology) – congressman, new hampshire; american party, 34th congress; republican party, 35th congress









































bullet::::- max rose (2003-2007, history) — congressman, new york; democratic party, 116th congress, and us army bronze star recipient.









































bullet::::- george washington shonk (1873) – republican congressman, pennsylvania









































bullet::::- abner sibal (1943) – former republican congressman, connecticut









































bullet::::- david skaggs (1964) – former democratic congressman, colorado; chair, office of congressional ethics (2009–); 1st chair, oce (2008–09)









































bullet::::- julius strong – former republican congressman, connecticut









































bullet::::- william copeland wallace (1876) – republican congressman, new york









































section::::politics and government.:governors.
list of wesleyan university people in politics and government
section::::timeline.:impeachment resolutions in the 116th congress.









































bullet::::- h.res.13 introduced march 1, 2019 by rep. brad sherman (d-ca) h.res.13 - 116th congress (2019-2020): impeaching donald john trump, president of the united states, for high crimes and misdemeanors.









































bullet::::- h.res.257 introduced march 27, 2019 by rep. rashida tlaib (d-mi) h.res.257 - 116th congress (2019-2020): inquiring whether the house of representatives should impeach donald john trump, president of the united states of america.
efforts to impeach donald trump