Joint Economic Committee
Studies the U.S. economy and responds each year to the President's Economic Report with its own findings. It has 10 senators and 10 House members, publishes monthly economic data and does not handle bills.
Studies the economy and responds each year to the President's Economic Report. Has 10 senators and 10 House members; does not handle bills.
WHAT IT DECIDES
Economic Report reviewHearings on the economyMonthly economic dataEmployment policy
Economic Report reviewHearings on the economyMonthly economic dataEmployment policy
MEMBERS · 20
In seniority order, so you can see who’s next in lineBy seniority, so you see who’s next in line
REPUBLICANS12 SEATS
1Jodey C. ArringtonTX-19RETIRING2Marsha BlackburnTN3Ted BuddNC4Tom CottonAR5Ron EstesKS-46Nicole MalliotakisNY-117David McCormickPA8Ashley MoodyFL9Eric SchmittMOVICE CHAIR10David SchweikertAZ-1CHAIR11Lloyd SmuckerPA-1112Victoria SpartzIN-5DEMOCRATS8 SEATS
1Donald S. Beyer, Jr.VA-82Sean CastenIL-63Maggie HassanNHRANKING4Martin HeinrichNM5Mark KellyAZ6Amy KlobucharMN7Dave MinCA-478Gwen MooreWI-4WHERE THEY’RE FROM18 STATES
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Darker means more members. Arizona and Pennsylvania have the most, with 2 each.
HEARINGS AND MARKUPS
When it meets
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hearings this Congress
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markups
A markup is where members amend a bill and vote to send it to the floor.
Nothing scheduled yet. Committees post meetings about a week ahead.
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