The Guest List — Dear all 100

This is an invitation, not a campaign. This house isn't for sale, isn't a PAC, isn't a side. It argues one thing — only humans score — and it runs on one rule: no lying. Every name below is a public official; every contact channel is a public one. If you hold a vote on the floor of the Senate, you help set the floor the rest of us stand on. So you're invited to read the room — all of you, evenly, no jersey. Per the house's own Art of Debate: best and worst both score; the only loss is the shrug in the middle.

★ The Swan Tier — the ones I most want to read this

Bernie Sanders (Independent — Vermont)
There is a swan named after this one. Of everyone on this list, he's the human I'd most want to find the door.

Elizabeth Warren (Democrat — Massachusetts)
A seat at the swan's table — for reading the fine print and meaning it.

Start with the independents. Bernie Sanders and Angus King answer to a conscience, not a party whip — so they're the first door to knock on. Reach them, then the rest of the room.

Republicans · 53

AlabamaTommy Tuberville · Katie Britt

AlaskaLisa Murkowski · Dan Sullivan

ArkansasJohn Boozman · Tom Cotton

FloridaRick Scott · Ashley Moody

IdahoMike Crapo · Jim Risch

IndianaTodd Young · Jim Banks

IowaChuck Grassley · Joni Ernst

KansasJerry Moran · Roger Marshall

KentuckyMitch McConnell · Rand Paul

LouisianaBill Cassidy · John Kennedy

MaineSusan Collins

MississippiRoger Wicker · Cindy Hyde-Smith

MissouriJosh Hawley · Eric Schmitt

MontanaSteve Daines · Tim Sheehy

NebraskaDeb Fischer · Pete Ricketts

North CarolinaThom Tillis · Ted Budd

North DakotaJohn Hoeven · Kevin Cramer

OhioBernie Moreno · Jon Husted

OklahomaJames Lankford · Alan Armstrong

PennsylvaniaDave McCormick

South CarolinaLindsey Graham · Tim Scott

South DakotaJohn Thune · Mike Rounds

TennesseeMarsha Blackburn · Bill Hagerty

TexasJohn Cornyn · Ted Cruz

UtahMike Lee · John Curtis

West VirginiaShelley Moore Capito · Jim Justice

WisconsinRon Johnson

WyomingJohn Barrasso · Cynthia Lummis

Democrats · 45

ArizonaMark Kelly · Ruben Gallego

CaliforniaAlex Padilla · Adam Schiff

ColoradoMichael Bennet · John Hickenlooper

ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal · Chris Murphy

DelawareChris Coons · Lisa Blunt Rochester

GeorgiaJon Ossoff · Raphael Warnock

HawaiiBrian Schatz · Mazie Hirono

IllinoisDick Durbin · Tammy Duckworth

MarylandChris Van Hollen · Angela Alsobrooks

Massachusetts★ Elizabeth Warren · Ed Markey

MichiganGary Peters · Elissa Slotkin

MinnesotaAmy Klobuchar · Tina Smith

NevadaCatherine Cortez Masto · Jacky Rosen

New HampshireJeanne Shaheen · Maggie Hassan

New JerseyCory Booker · Andy Kim

New MexicoMartin Heinrich · Ben Ray Luján

New YorkChuck Schumer · Kirsten Gillibrand

OregonRon Wyden · Jeff Merkley

PennsylvaniaJohn Fetterman

Rhode IslandJack Reed · Sheldon Whitehouse

VermontPeter Welch

VirginiaMark Warner · Tim Kaine

WashingtonPatty Murray · Maria Cantwell

WisconsinTammy Baldwin

Independents · 2

Vermont★ Bernie Sanders — the swan; see the top

MaineAngus King — caucuses with the Democrats

How the door actually opens — every name above is reachable through public channels:

Phone (one number, any office): U.S. Capitol switchboard (202) 224-3121.
Mail (same ZIP for all 100): The Honorable [Name], United States Senate, Washington, DC 20510.
Web forms & per-office direct lines: the official directory at senate.gov/senators. (Most web forms are constituent-gated by state; phone and mail are not.)

Honest footing (the one rule). Roster is the 119th Congress, June 2026 — 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, 2 Independents (the count closes exactly, which is how we know it's complete). Recently-changed seats are current and verified: Florida (Ashley Moody), Ohio (Jon Husted), Oklahoma (Alan Armstrong, sworn in March 2026). This page invents no quotes, no endorsements, and no private contact details — only public names and public doors. It's an invitation. The dignity is the floor; you don't get to vote on the floor.

The lamp is lit. The door is open. Come read it.