Congressional committees

Every standing, select and joint committee in the current Congress, with its full membership and subcommittees. Each bar shows the party split; the tick marks where it would sit if the committee mirrored its chamber.

Senate

• Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry
  12–11
• Appropriations
  14–14
• Armed Services
  14–13
• Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
  13–11
• Budget
  10–10
• Commerce, Science, and Transportation
  15–13
• Energy and Natural Resources
  11–9
• Environment and Public Works
  9–9
• Finance
  14–13
• Foreign Relations
  12–10
• Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
  12–11
• Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
  8–7
• Indian Affairs
  6–5
• Judiciary
  11–10
• Rules and Administration
  9–8
• Select Committee on Ethics
  3–3
• Select Committee on Intelligence
  11–10
• Small Business and Entrepreneurship
  10–9
• Special Committee on Aging
  7–6
• United States Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control
  4–3
• Veterans' Affairs
  10–9

House

• Agriculture
  29–24
• Appropriations
  35–28
• Armed Services
  30–27
• Budget
  21–16
• Education and Workforce
  21–16
• Energy and Commerce
  30–24
• Ethics
  5–5
• Financial Services
  30–23
• Foreign Affairs
  28–25
• Homeland Security
  18–15
• House Administration
  8–4
• Judiciary
  25–19
• Natural Resources
  25–20
• Oversight and Government Reform
  26–21
• Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
  15–12
• Rules
  9–4
• Science, Space, and Technology
  22–18
• Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party
  13–11
• Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6, 2021
  5–2
• Small Business
  14–12
• Transportation and Infrastructure
  36–31
• Veterans' Affairs
  14–11
• Ways and Means
  26–19

Joint

• Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
  5–4
• Joint Committee of Congress on the Library
  6–4
• Joint Economic Committee
  12–8
• Printing
  6–4
• Taxation
  6–4