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U.S. Senate Committees (119th Congress)

The Senate's 19 committees shape legislation before it reaches the floor. Explore each committee's current members, chair, and party balance — 387 assignments across the Senate.

Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry

21 members
John Boozman

Chair: John Boozman (Republican–AR)

Appropriations

28 members
Susan Collins

Chair: Susan Collins (Republican–ME)

Armed Services

23 members
Roger Wicker

Chair: Roger Wicker (Republican–MS)

Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

23 members
Tim Scott

Chair: Tim Scott (Republican–SC)

Budget

21 members
Lindsey Graham

Chair: Lindsey Graham (Republican–SC)

Commerce, Science, and Transportation

27 members
Ted Cruz

Chair: Ted Cruz (Republican–TX)

Energy and Natural Resources

21 members
John Barrasso

Chair: John Barrasso (Republican–WY)

Environment and Public Works

19 members
Shelley Capito

Chair: Shelley Capito (Republican–WV)

Finance

26 members
Mike Crapo

Chair: Mike Crapo (Republican–ID)

Foreign Relations

21 members
Jim Risch

Chair: Jim Risch (Republican–ID)

Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions

22 members
Bill Cassidy

Chair: Bill Cassidy (Republican–LA)

Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs

15 members
Rand Paul

Chair: Rand Paul (Republican–KY)

Indian Affairs

13 members
Lisa Murkowski

Chair: Lisa Murkowski (Republican–AK)

Judiciary

21 members
Chuck Grassley

Chair: Chuck Grassley (Republican–IA)

Rules and Administration

16 members
Deb Fischer

Chair: Deb Fischer (Republican–NE)

Select Committee on Intelligence

20 members
Tom Cotton

Chair: Tom Cotton (Republican–AR)

Small Business and Entrepreneurship

18 members
Joni Ernst

Chair: Joni Ernst (Republican–IA)

Special Committee on Aging

17 members
Rick Scott

Chair: Rick Scott (Republican–FL)

Veterans' Affairs

15 members
Jerry Moran

Chair: Jerry Moran (Republican–KS)

Data Source: Official U.S. Senate committee assignments (senate.gov ↗). Committee membership changes with each Congress. See also the Senate voting analysis →