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American Traffic Safety Services Association
GOVERNMENT
RELATIONS
Party:
Democrat
First Elected:
2012
Last Elected:
2016
Term:
4th
Level:
Federal
State:
New Jersey
District:
10th
Party:
Democrat
First Elected:
2012
Last Elected:
2016
Term:
3rd
Level:
Federal
State:
California
District:
47th
Party:
Democrat
First Elected:
2014
Last Elected:
2016
Term:
2nd
Level:
Federal
State:
Michigan
District:
14th
Party:
Republican
First Elected:
2012
Last Elected:
2016
Term:
3rd
Level:
Federal
State:
Texas
District:
14th
Party:
Republican
First Elected:
2012
Last Elected:
2016
Term:
3rd
Level:
Federal
State:
California
District:
1st
“I’m incredibly honored and excited to serve on
this committee, because it puts me in a position to
advance our priorities of public safety and
economic development. The issues of
transportation and infrastructure are of
tremendous importance to my community, and I
look forward to working with my fellow committee
members to build a stronger and more prosperous
future for the residents of my district.”
“I am honored to represent not only my district and
state, but all Americans as a new member on the
T&I Committee. From bridges to airports, from
ports to mass transit, our nation’s transportation
infrastructure is the nervous system of a healthy
economy. Congress must do everything it can to
ensure that it is strong, efficient, and reliable. I
am proud to now be part of that effort in the
House and look forward to working hard on the
many transportation and infrastructure issues
that face our nation.”
“The backbone of this country’s economy is our
transportation and infrastructure. I am excited to
be a part of this committee to support the
strengthening of our infrastructure and improve
our competitiveness as a nation. This country
needs our continued support as we fight for
opportunities for economic growth and job
creation.”
“I am honored to join the ranks of the House
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
I will bring much-needed insight and experience
to the committee as we craft policy that will put
America’s infrastructure first. I am looking
forward to working with Chairman Shuster and
my other colleagues who serve on the committee.
The economic might of our nation is inextricably
linked to the capacity of our infrastructure to
meet the demands of our job creators conducting
commerce at home and abroad.”
Rep. Donald M. Payne
Rep. Alan Lowenthal
Rep. Brenda Lawrence
Rep. Randy Weber
Rep. Doug LaMalfa
Hometown:
Newark, New Jersey
Birthplace:
Newark, New Jersey
Birth date:
Dec. 16, 1958
Education:
Attended Kean College, 1976-78
Prev. Occupation:
School Transportation Director
Prev. Political Exp.:
Newark Municipal Council, 2006–12;
Essex County Board of Freeholders, 2006–12
Hometown:
Long Beach, California
Birthplace:
Manhattan, New York
Birth date:
March 8, 1941
Education:
B.A. Hobart College, 1962; MA Ohio State
University, 1965; Ph.D. Ohio State University, 1967
Prev. Occupations:
College Professor, Psychologist
Prev. Political Exp.:
Long Beach City Council, 1992–98;
California Assembly, 1998–2004; California Senate, 2004–12
Hometown:
Southfield, Michigan
Birthplace:
Detroit, Michigan
Birth date:
Oct. 18, 1954
Education:
B.S. Central Michigan University, 2005
Prev. Occupations:
Human Resources Investigator,
Letter Carrier
Prev. Political Exp.:
Southfield School Board, 1992–96;
Southfield City Council, 1996-2000; Mayor of Southfield,
2002–15; U.S. House, 2015–present
Hometown:
Friendswood, Texas
Birthplace:
Houston, Texas
Birth date:
July 2, 1953
Education:
B.S. University of Houston–Clear Lake, 1977
Prev. Occupation:
Small Business Owner
Prev. Political Exp.:
Pearland City Council, 1990–96;
Texas House, 2009–13
Hometown:
Richvale, California
Birthplace:
Oroville, California
Birth date:
July 2, 1960
Education:
B.S. California Polytechnic State University, 1982
Prev. Occupation:
Farmer
Prev. Political Exp.:
California Assembly, 2002–08;
California Senate, 2010–13