Tea Party Caucus

The caucus chairman is Michele Bachmann of Minnesota. As of March 31, 2011 the committee has 60 members, all Republicans.^[16]
[edit] Members, 112th Congress

New 

• Sandy Adams, Florida
• Robert Aderholt, Alabama
• Todd Akin, Missouri
• Rodney Alexander, Louisiana
• Michele Bachmann, Minnesota, Chairman
• Roscoe Bartlett, Maryland
• Joe Barton, Texas
• Gus Bilirakis, Florida
• Rob Bishop, Utah
• Diane Black, Tennessee
• Michael C. Burgess, Texas
• Paul Broun, Georgia
• Dan Burton, Indiana
• John Carter, Texas
• Bill Cassidy, Louisiana
• Howard Coble, North Carolina
• Mike Coffman, Colorado
• Ander Crenshaw, Florida
• John Culberson, Texas
• Jeff Duncan, South Carolina
• Blake Farenthold, Texas
• Stephen Fincher, Tennessee
• John Fleming, Louisiana
• Trent Franks, Arizona
• Phil Gingrey, Georgia
• Louie Gohmert, Texas
• Vicky Hartzler, Missouri
• Wally Herger, California
• Tim Huelskamp, Kansas
• Lynn Jenkins, Kansas
• Steve King, Iowa
• Doug Lamborn, Colorado
• Jeff Landry, Louisiana
• Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri
• Kenny Marchant, Texas
• Tom McClintock, California
• David McKinley, West Virginia
• Gary Miller, California
• Mick Mulvaney, South Carolina
• Randy Neugebauer, Texas
• Rich Nugent, Florida
• Steve Pearce, New Mexico
• Mike Pence, Indiana
• Ted Poe, Texas
• Tom Price, Georgia
• Denny Rehberg, Montana
• Phil Roe, Tennessee
• Dennis Ross, Florida
• Ed Royce, California
• Steve Scalise, Louisiana
• Tim Scott, South Carolina
• Pete Sessions, Texas
• Adrian Smith, Nebraska
• Lamar Smith, Texas
• Cliff Stearns, Florida
• Tim Walberg, Michigan
• Joe Walsh, Illinois
• Allen West, Florida
• Lynn Westmoreland, Georgia
• Joe Wilson, South Carolina

Old

• Tom Graves, Georgia
• Ralph Hall, Texas
• Walter Jones, North Carolina
• Cynthia Lummis, Wyoming
• Sue Myrick, North Carolina

Members of Senate Caucus

• Jim DeMint (South Carolina)^[6]
• Mike Lee (Utah)^[6]
• Jerry Moran (Kansas)
• Rand Paul (Kentucky)^[6]

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