The 2010 elections ushered in one of the largest classes of new members of Congress in the nation's history. Let The Almanac of American Politics introduce you to these new members. (See below for new members by state)

ALABAMA

• Alabama-2: Martha Roby (R)
• Alabama-5: Mo Brooks (R)
• Alabama-7: Terri Sewell (D)

ARIZONA

• Arizona-1: Paul Gosar (R)
• Arizona-3: Ben Quayle (R)
• Arizona-5: David Schweikert (R)

ARKANSAS

• Arkansas Senate: John Boozman (R)
• Arkansas-1: Rick Crawford (R)
• Arkansas-2: Tim Griffin (R)
• Arkansas-3: Steve Womack (R)

CALIFORNIA

• California-19: Jeff Denham (R)
• California-33: Karen Bass (D)

COLORADO

• Colorado-3: Scott Tipton (R)
• Colorado-4: Cory Gardner (R)

CONNECTICUT

• Connecticut Senate: Richard Blumenthal (D)

DELAWARE

• Delaware Senate: Chris Coons (D)
• Delaware At Large: John Carney (D)

FLORIDA

• Florida Senate: Marco Rubio (R)
• Florida-2: Steve Southerland (R)
• Florida-5: Rich Nugent (R)
• Florida-8: Daniel Webster (R)
• Florida-12: Dennis Ross (R)
• Florida-17: Frederica Wilson (D)
• Florida-22: Allen West (R)
• Florida-24: Sandy Adams (R)
• Florida-25: David Rivera (R)

GEORGIA

• Georgia-7: Rob Woodall (R)
• Georgia-8: Austin Scott (R)

HAWAII

• Hawaii-1: Colleen Hanabusa (D)

IDAHO

• Idaho-1: Raul Labrador (R)

ILLINOIS

• Illinois Senate: Mark Kirk (R)
• Illinois-8: Joe Walsh (R)
• Illinois-10: Robert Dold (R)
• Illinois-11: Adam Kinzinger (R)
• Illinois-14: Randy Hultgren (R)
• Illinois-17: Bobby Schilling (R)

INDIANA

• Indiana Senate: Dan Coats (R)
• Indiana-4: Todd Rokita (R)
• Indiana-8: Larry Bucshon (R)
• Indiana-3: Marlin Stutzman (R)
• Indiana-9: Todd Young (R)

KANSAS

• Kansas Senate: Jerry Moran (R)
• Kansas-1: Tim Huelskamp (R)
• Kansas-3: Kevin Yoder (R)
• Kansas-4: Mike Pompeo (R)

KENTUCKY

• Kentucky Senate: Rand Paul (R)

LOUISIANA

• Louisiana-2: Cedric Richmond (D)
• Louisiana-3: Jeff Landry (R)

MARYLAND

• Maryland-1: Andy Harris (R)

MASSACHUSETTS

• Massachusetts-10: Bill Keating (D)

MICHIGAN

• Michigan-1: Dan Benishek (R)
• Michigan-2: Bill Huizenga (R)
• Michigan-3: Justin Amash (R)
• Michigan-7: Tim Walberg (R)
• Michigan-13: Hansen Clarke (D)

MINNESOTA

• Minnesota-8: Chip Cravaack (R)

MISSOURI

• Missouri Senate: Roy Blunt (R)
• Missouri-4: Vicky Hartzler (R)
• Missouri-7: Billy Long (R)

MISSISSIPPI

• Mississippi-1: Alan Nunnelee (R)
• Mississippi-4: Steven Palazzo (R)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

• New Hampshire Senate: Kelly Ayotte (R)
• New Hampshire-1: Frank Guinta (R)
• New Hampshire-2: Charlie Bass (R)

NEW JERSEY

• New Jersey-3: Jon Runyan (R)

NEW MEXICO

• New Mexico-2: Steve Pearce (R)

NEVADA

• Nevada-3: Joe Heck (R)

NEW YORK

• New York-13: Michael Grimm (R)
• New York-19: Nan Hayworth (R)
• New York-20: Chris Gibson (R)
• New York-24: Richard Hanna (R)
• New York-25: Ann Marie Buerkle (R)
• New York-29: Tom Reed (R)

NORTH CAROLINA

• North Carolina-2: Renee Ellmers (R)

NORTH DAKOTA

• North Dakota Senate: John Hoeven (R)
• North Dakota At-Large: Rick Berg (R)

OKLAHOMA

• Oklahoma-5: James Lankford (R)

OHIO

• Ohio Senate: Rob Portman (R)
• Ohio-1: Steve Chabot (R)
• Ohio-6: Bill Johnson (R)
• Ohio-15: Steve Stivers (R)
• Ohio-16: Jim Renacci (R)
• Ohio-18: Bob Gibbs (R)

PENNSYLVANIA

• Pennsylvania Senate: Pat Toomey (R)
• Pennsylvania-3: Mike Kelly (R)
• Pennsylvania-7: Pat Meehan (R)
• Pennsylvania-8: Mike Fitzpatrick (R)
• Pennsylvania-10: Tom Marino (R)
• Pennsylvania-11: Lou Barletta (R)

RHODE ISLAND

• Rhode Island-1: David Cicilline (D)

SOUTH CAROLINA

• South Carolina-1: Tim Scott (R)
• South Carolina-3: Jeff Duncan (R)
• South Carolina-4: Trey Gowdy (R)
• South Carolina-5: Mick Mulvaney (R)

SOUTH DAKOTA

• South Dakota At-Large: Kristi Noem (R)

TENNESSEE

• Tennessee-3: Charles Fleischmann (R)
• Tennessee-4: Scott DesJarlais (R)
• Tennessee-6: Diane Black (R)
• Tennessee-8: Stephen Fincher (R)

TEXAS

• Texas-17: Bill Flores (R)
• Texas-23: Francisco 'Quico' Canseco (R)
• Texas-27: Blake Farenthold (R)

UTAH

• Utah Senate: Mike Lee (R)

VIRGINIA

• Virginia-2: Scott Rigell (R)
• Virginia-5: Robert Hurt (R)
• Virginia-9: Morgan Griffith (R)

WASHINGTON

• Washington-3: Jaime Herrera (R)

WEST VIRGINIA

• West Virginia Senate: Joe Manchin (D)
• West Virginia-1: David McKinley (R)

WISCONSIN

• Wisconsin Senate: Ron Johnson (R)
• Wisconsin-7: Sean Duffy (R)
• Wisconsin-8: Reid Ribble (R)