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Who are my senators, representative and governor?

Four citizenship test questions depend on where you live: one of your senators, your representative, your governor and your capital. Pick your state, D.C. or territory.

Updated October 6, 2026. There's an election on November 3, 2026: the new Congress starts January 3, 2027, and several states get a new governor in January. At the interview, answer with whoever holds the office that day; check back here (we update it) or senate.gov ↗ and house.gov ↗.

PlaceSenatorsGovernorCapital
AlabamaKatie Boyd Britt, Tommy TubervilleKay IveyMontgomery
AlaskaLisa Murkowski, Dan SullivanMike DunleavyJuneau
American Samoa—Pula’ali’i Nikolao PulaPago Pago
ArizonaRuben Gallego, Mark KellyKatie HobbsPhoenix
ArkansasJohn Boozman, Tom CottonSarah Huckabee SandersLittle Rock
CaliforniaAlex Padilla, Adam B. SchiffGavin NewsomSacramento
ColoradoMichael F. Bennet, John W. HickenlooperJared PolisDenver
ConnecticutRichard Blumenthal, Christopher MurphyNed LamontHartford
DelawareLisa Blunt Rochester, Christopher A. CoonsMatt MeyerDover
District of Columbia———
FloridaAshley Moody, Rick ScottRon DeSantisTallahassee
GeorgiaJon Ossoff, Raphael G. WarnockBrian P. KempAtlanta
Guam—Lourdes Aflague Leon GuerreroHagåtña
HawaiiMazie K. Hirono, Brian SchatzJosh GreenHonolulu
IdahoMike Crapo, James E. RischBrad LittleBoise
IllinoisTammy Duckworth, Richard J. DurbinJB PritzkerSpringfield
IndianaJim Banks, Todd YoungMike BraunIndianapolis
IowaJoni Ernst, Chuck GrassleyKim ReynoldsDes Moines
KansasRoger Marshall, Jerry MoranLaura KellyTopeka
KentuckyMitch McConnell, Rand PaulAndy BeshearFrankfort
LouisianaBill Cassidy, John KennedyJeff LandryBaton Rouge
MaineSusan M. Collins, Angus S., Jr. KingJanet T. MillsAugusta
MarylandAngela D. Alsobrooks, Chris Van HollenWes MooreAnnapolis
MassachusettsEdward J. Markey, Elizabeth WarrenMaura HealeyBoston
MichiganGary C. Peters, Elissa SlotkinGretchen WhitmerLansing
MinnesotaAmy Klobuchar, Tina SmithTim WalzSaint Paul
MississippiCindy Hyde-Smith, Roger F. WickerTate ReevesJackson
MissouriJosh Hawley, Eric SchmittMike KehoeJefferson City
MontanaSteve Daines, Tim SheehyGreg GianforteHelena
NebraskaDeb Fischer, Pete RickettsJim PillenLincoln
NevadaCatherine Cortez Masto, Jacky RosenJoe LombardoCarson City
New HampshireMargaret Wood Hassan, Jeanne ShaheenKelly AyotteConcord
New JerseyCory A. Booker, Andy KimMikie SherrillTrenton
New MexicoMartin Heinrich, Ben Ray LujánMichelle Lujan GrishamSanta Fe
New YorkKirsten E. Gillibrand, Charles E. SchumerKathy HochulAlbany
North CarolinaTed Budd, Thom TillisJosh SteinRaleigh
North DakotaKevin Cramer, John HoevenKelly ArmstrongBismarck
Northern Mariana Islands—David M. ApatangSaipan
OhioJon Husted, Bernie MorenoMike DeWineColumbus
OklahomaAlan Armstrong, James LankfordJ. Kevin StittOklahoma City
OregonJeff Merkley, Ron WydenTina KotekSalem
PennsylvaniaJohn Fetterman, David McCormickJosh ShapiroHarrisburg
Puerto Rico—Jenniffer González-ColónSan Juan
Rhode IslandJack Reed, Sheldon WhitehouseDan McKeeProvidence
South CarolinaDarline Graham, Tim ScottHenry McMasterColumbia
South DakotaMike Rounds, John ThuneLarry RhodenPierre
TennesseeMarsha Blackburn, Bill HagertyBill LeeNashville
TexasJohn Cornyn, Ted CruzGreg AbbottAustin
U.S. Virgin Islands—Albert Bryan Jr.Charlotte Amalie
UtahJohn R. Curtis, Mike LeeSpencer J. CoxSalt Lake City
VermontBernard Sanders, Peter WelchPhil ScottMontpelier
VirginiaTim Kaine, Mark R. WarnerAbigail SpanbergerRichmond
WashingtonMaria Cantwell, Patty MurrayBob FergusonOlympia
West VirginiaShelley Moore Capito, James C. JusticePatrick MorriseyCharleston
WisconsinTammy Baldwin, Ron JohnsonTony EversMadison
WyomingJohn Barrasso, Cynthia M. LummisMark GordonCheyenne

“—”: D.C. and the territories have no U.S. senators; D.C. has no governor or capital. Open its page to see how to answer.

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