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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 01:08 PM Nov 2012

New Congress On a Nifty Interactive Graph

from Peter Bell at National Journal:


The New Faces of the 113th Congress

The 2012 House and Senate elections brought over 80 new members to Washington. Use this interactive application to sort and filter the freshmen by age, experience, ethnicity, and more. Hover over each picture for name, state, and district information. To read a full narrative of each newcomer, written by the staff of The Almanac of American Politics, click the member's picture.

Click here to see a full listing of new members of Congress.

UPDATE, Nov. 15: You can now also sort the new members by percentage of the vote, and by how much money was spent to elect them. This estimate, provided by the Sunlight Foundation, represents what each newly elected official's campaign committee spent (as of Oct. 17, the most recent reports available at the Federal Election Commission) plus what super PACs and other outside interest groups provided to help elect them.


view interactive graph of new members of 113th-congress: http://www.nationaljournal.com/congress-legacy/the-new-faces-of-the-113th-congress-20121105

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