in 2008) Tom Reed (NY–23) (announced retirement in 2022, then resigned early) Ralph Regula, Ohio (retired in 2008) Dave Reichert, Washington (retired in 2018) Jim Renacci, Ohio (retired to unsuccessfully run for United States Senate in 2018) Scott Rigell, Virginia (retired in 2016) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida (retired in 2018) Marge Roukema, New Jersey (retired in 2002) Jon Runyan, New Jersey (retired in 2014) Jim Saxton, New Jersey (retired in 2008) Bobby Schilling, Illinois (lost reelection in 2012) Joe Schwarz, Michigan (lost renomination in 2006) E. Clay Shaw, Jr., Florida (lost reelection in 2006) Chris Shays, Connecticut (lost reelection in 2008) Bill Shuster, Pennsylvania (retired in 2018) Rob Simmons, Connecticut (lost reelection in 2006) Steve Stivers, Ohio (resigned in 2021) Scott Taylor, Virginia (lost reelection in 2018) Pat Tiberi, Ohio (resigned in 2017) Dave Trott, Michigan (retired in 2018) Bob Turner, New York (retired to unsuccessfully run for United States Senate in 2012) Fred Upton, Michigan (retired in 2022) Greg Walden, Oregon (retired in 2020) Jim Walsh, New York (retired in 2008) Mimi Walters, California (lost reelection in 2018) Jerry Weller, Illinois (retired in 2008) Ed Whitfield, Kentucky (resigned in 2016) Heather Wilson, New Mexico (retired to unsuccessfully run for United States Senate in 2008) Frank Wolf, Virginia (retired in 2014) Kevin Yoder, Kansas (lost reelection in 2018) David Young, Iowa (lost reelection in 2018) Lee Zeldin, New York (retired in 2022) Ryan Zinke, Montana (resigned to become United States Secretary of the Interior in 2017) Senators Martha McSally, Arizona (lost re-election in 2020) Lincoln Chafee, Rhode Island (lost reelection in 2006, later became an Independent and then a Democrat. In 2019, he switched his party affiliation to Libertarian.) Saxby Chambliss, Georgia (retired in 2014) Norm Coleman, Minnesota (lost reelection in 2008) John Danforth, Missouri (retired in 1994) Jim Jeffords, Vermont (became an Independent and caucused with Democrats in 2001, retired in 2006) Mark Kirk, Illinois (lost reelection in 2016) John McCain, Arizona (died in 2018) Warren Rudman, New Hampshire (retired in 1992) Gordon Smith, Oregon (lost reelection in 2008) Olympia Snowe, Maine (retired in 2012) Arlen Specter, Pennsylvania (switched to the Democratic Party, and then lost renomination in 2010) Ted Stevens, Alaska (lost reelection in 2008) George Voinovich, Ohio (retired in 2010) See also Blue Dog Coalition Freedom Caucus Liberty Caucus New Democrat Coalition Republican Study Committee Tea Party Caucus Tuesday Group Notes References External links 501(c)(4) nonprofit organizations Main