Senators are elected to six year terms. Each state has two senators regardless of the population or size of the state. Senatorial elections are staggered so that about one third of the Senate is up for relection every two years. Both senators represent the interests of their entire state. Senate legislation begins in one of dozens of Senate committees, which have been delegated authority over specific issues.
Although any senator can take an interest in any issue at the committee level, a senator has the most influence and can be most effective on issues related to the committees of which he or she is a member. Read more about Senate and House committees here. Please note that we endeavor here to present only those issues most relevant to our company's mission; we encourage everyone to make up their own mind about each officeholder based on the entire range of issues that may matter most to each of you.
This list is updated to reflect our customers representatives in and around our stores.If you do not live near one of our stores, please see the full list of Members of Congress to find your representative and senators. Not sure who your current leaders are? Use the Zip Code Lookup tool (new window).
Arizona
- Senator John McCain
- Senator Jon Kyl
Colorado
- Senator Mark Udall
- Senator Michael Bennet
Idaho
- Senator Michael Crapo
- Senator Jim Risch
Kansas
- Senator Pat Roberts
- Senator Jerry Moran
Missouri
- Senator Claire McCaskill
- Senator Roy Blunt
Montana
- Senator Max Baucus
- Senator Jon Tester
Nebraska
- Senator Mike Johanns
- Senator Ben Nelson
New Mexico
- Senator Martin Heinrich
- Senator Tom Udall
Oklahoma
- Senator Tom Coburn
- Senator James Inhofe
Oregon
Texas
- Senator John Cornyn.
- Senator Ted Cruz
Utah
- Senator Orrin Hatch
- Senator Mike Lee
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Wyoming
- Senator John Barrasso
- Senator Michael Enzi
This list is updated to reflect our customers' Senators in and around our stores.If you do not live near one of our stores, please see the full list of Members of Congress to find your representative and senators. Not sure who your current leaders are? Use the Zip Code Lookup tool (new window).
