Washington, Dec 12, 2012 -
The House Republican Steering Committee has approved the roster of Republican Members on the Science, Space, and Technology Committee for the 113th Congress. The Committee’s Chairman for next Congress, Representative Lamar Smith (R-Texas), issued the following statement welcoming the new members:
Chairman Smith: “The Science Committee plays an exciting role in the discoveries of science, the exploration of space and the development of new technologies. Each of these new Members comes to the Committee with a desire to help promote American innovation, energy independence, space exploration, scientific research and technological advancements. I look forward to working with all of our Members to support policies that spur innovation, job creation and economic growth.”
Below are the Republican Members who will serve on the Committee in the 113th Congress (seniority not yet determined):
Chairman Lamar Smith, Texas
Rep. Ralph Hall, Texas
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr., Wisconsin
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, California
Rep. Frank D. Lucas, Oklahoma
Rep. Randy Neugebauer, Texas
Rep. Michael McCaul, Texas
Rep. Paul Broun, Georgia
Rep. Scott Rigell, Virginia
Rep. Steven Palazzo, Mississippi
Rep. Mo Brooks, Alabama
Rep. Andy Harris, Maryland
Rep. Larry Bucshon, Indiana
Rep. Cynthia Lummis, Wyoming
Rep. Bill Posey, Florida
Rep. David Schweikert, Arizona
Rep. Steve Stockman, Texas
Rep. Thomas Massie, Kentucky
Rep. Jim Bridenstine, Oklahoma
Rep. Kevin Cramer, North Dakota
Rep. Chris Stewart, Utah
Rep. Randy Weber, Texas