United States congressional delegations from Virginia

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== United States Congressional Delegations from Virginia ==

The United States congressional delegations from Virginia consist of the elected representatives from the Commonwealth of Virginia to the United States Congress. These delegations include both the Senators and the Representatives.

United States Senate[edit | edit source]

Virginia is represented in the United States Senate by two Senators. Each Senator is elected to serve a six-year term, with elections staggered so that one seat is up for election every two years.

Current Senators[edit | edit source]

Mark Warner (Democrat) - Serving since 2009
Tim Kaine (Democrat) - Serving since 2013

United States House of Representatives[edit | edit source]

Virginia is divided into 11 congressional districts, each represented by a member of the United States House of Representatives. Representatives are elected to two-year terms with all seats up for election every two years.

Current Representatives[edit | edit source]

Rob Wittman (Republican) - 1st District
Elaine Luria (Democrat) - 2nd District
Bobby Scott (Democrat) - 3rd District
Donald McEachin (Democrat) - 4th District
Bob Good (Republican) - 5th District
Ben Cline (Republican) - 6th District
Abigail Spanberger (Democrat) - 7th District
Don Beyer (Democrat) - 8th District
Morgan Griffith (Republican) - 9th District
Jennifer Wexton (Democrat) - 10th District
Gerry Connolly (Democrat) - 11th District

Historical Delegations[edit | edit source]

Virginia has a rich history of representation in the United States Congress, with many notable figures having served as either Senators or Representatives. The state's congressional districts have also changed over time due to redistricting and changes in population.