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This is an incomplete list of Members of the United States House of Representatives from Connecticut in roughly chronological order.

Representatives to the United States House of Representatives from Connecticut
Representative Party District Years District home Notes
Benjamin Huntington Pro-Administration 1789–1791
Roger Sherman Pro-Administration 1789–1791
Jonathan Sturges Pro-Administration 1789–1793
Jonathan Trumbull, Jr. Pro-Administration 1789–1795
Jeremiah Wadsworth Pro-Administration 1789–1795
James Hillhouse Pro-Administration 1791–1795
Amasa Learned Pro-Administration 1791–1795
Joshua Coit Pro-Administration 1793–1795
Zephariah Swift Pro-Administration 1793–1795
Uriah Tracy Pro-Administration 1793–1795
Joshua Coit Federalist 1795–1798
James Hillhouse Federalist 1795–1796
Zephariah Swift Federalist 1795–1797
Uriah Tracy Federalist 1795–1796
Chauncey Goodrich Federalist 1795–1801
Roger Griswold Federalist 1795–1805
Nathaniel Smith Federalist 1795–1799
James Davenport Federalist 1796–1797
Samuel W. Dana Federalist 1797–1810
John Allen Federalist 1797–1799
Bailey Bartlett Federalist 1797-1801
William Edmond Federalist 1797–1801
Jonathan Brace Federalist 1798–1800
Elizur Goodrich Federalist 1799–1801
John Davenport Federalist 1799–1817
John Cotton Smith Federalist 1800–1806
Benjamin Tallmadge Federalist 1801–1817
Calvin Goddard Federalist 1801–1805
Elias Perkins Federalist 1801–1803
Simeon Baldwin Federalist 1803–1805
Jonathan O. Moseley Federalist 1805–1821
Timothy Pitkin Federalist 1805–1819
Lewis B. Sturges Federalist 1805–1817
Theodore Dwight Federalist 1806–1807
Epaphroditus Champion Federalist 1807–1817
Ebenezer Huntington Federalist 1810–1811
Lyman Law Federalist 1811–1817
Uriel Holmes Federalist 1817–1818
Ebenezer Huntington Federalist 1817–1819
Samuel B. Sherwood Federalist 1817–1819
Nathaniel Terry Federalist 1817–1819
Thomas Scott Williams Federalist 1817–1819
Sylvester Gilbert Democratic-Republican 1818–1819
Henry W. Edwards Democratic-Republican 1819–1823
Samuel A. Foot Federalist 1819–1821
Elisha Phelps Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
John Russ Democratic-Republican 1819–1823
James Stevens Democratic-Republican 1819–1821
Gideon Tomlinson Democratic-Republican 1819–1825
Noyes Barber Democratic-Republican 1821–1825
Daniel Burrows Democratic-Republican 1821–1823
Ansel Sterling Democratic-Republican 1821–1825
Ebenezer Stoddard Democratic-Republican 1821–1825
Gideon Tomlinson Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1827
Noyes Barber Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1835
Samuel A. Foot Anti-Jacksonian 1833–1834
Lemuel Whitman Anti-Jacksonian 1823–1825
John Baldwin Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1829
Ralph I. Ingersoll Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1833
Orange Merwin Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1829
Elisha Phelps Adams At-large 1825–1929
John Baldwin Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1829
Elisha Phelps Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1829
David Plant Anti-Jacksonian 1827–1829
William W. Ellsworth Anti-Jacksonian 1829–1834
Jabez W. Huntington Anti-Jacksonian 1829–1834
William L. Storrs Anti-Jacksonian 1829–1833
Ebenezer Young Anti-Jacksonian 1829–1835
Jabez W. Huntington Anti-Jacksonian 1829–1834
Samuel A. Foot Anti-Jacksonian At-large 1834–1834
Samuel Tweedy Anti-Jacksonian At-large 1834–1835
Joseph Trumbull Anti-Jacksonian At-large 1833–1835
Phineas Miner Anti-Jacksonian At-large 1834–1835
Ebenezer Jackson, Jr. Anti-Jacksonian At-large 1834–1835
Elisha Haley Jacksonian At-large 1835–1837
Samuel Ingham Democratic 2nd 1837–1839
Andrew T. Judson Jacksonian At-large 1835–1836
Lancelot Phelps Democratic 5th 1837–1839
Isaac Toucey Democratic 1st 1837–1839
Zalmon Wildman Jacksonian At-large 1835
Orrin Holt Democratic 6th 1837–1839
Thomas T. Whittlesey Democratic 3rd 1837–1839
Isaac Toucey Democratic At-large 1835–1937
Thomas T. Whittlesey Jacksonian At-large 1836–1837
Elisha Haley Democratic 4th 1837–1839
Lancelot Phelps Jacksonian At-large 1835–1837
Orrin Holt Jacksonian At-large 1836–1837
Joseph Trumbull Whig 1st 1839–1843
William L. Storrs Whig 2nd 1839–1840
Thomas W. Williams Whig 3rd 1839–1843
Thomas B. Osborne Whig 4th 1839–1843
Truman Smith Whig 5th 1839–1843
John H. Brockway Whig 6th 1839–1843
William W. Boardman Whig 2nd 1840–1843
Thomas H. Seymour Democratic 1st 1843–1845
John Stewart Democratic 2nd 1843–1845
George S. Catlin Democratic 3rd 1843–1845
Samuel Simons Democratic 4th 1843–1845
James Dixon Whig 1st 1845–1849
Samuel D. Hubbard Whig 1st 1867–1869
John A. Rockwell Whig 3rd 1845–1849
Truman Smith Whig 4th 1845–1849
Loren P. Waldo Democratic 1st 1849–1851
Walter Booth Free Soil 2nd 1849–1851
Chauncey F. Cleveland Democratic 3rd 1849–1853
Thomas B. Butler Whig 4th 1849–1851
Charles Chapman Whig 1st 1851–1853
Colin M. Ingersoll Democratic 2nd 1851–1855
Origen S. Seymour Democratic 4th 1851–1855
James T. Pratt Democratic 1st 1853–1855
Nathan Belcher Democratic 3rd 1853–1855
Ezra Clark, Jr. American 1st 1855–1857
Sidney Dean American 3rd 1855–1857
Ezra Clark, Jr. Republican 1st 1857–1859
Sidney Dean Republican 3rd 1857–1859
William W. Welch American 4th 1855–1857
Samuel Arnold Democratic 2nd 1857–1859
William D. Bishop Democratic 4th 1857–1859
Dwight Loomis Republican 1st 1859–1863
John Woodruff Republican 2nd 1859–1861
Alfred A. Burnham Republican 3rd 1859–1863
Orris S. Ferry Republican 4th 1859–1861
James E. English Democratic 2nd 1861–1865
George C. Woodruff Democratic 4th 1861–1863
Henry C. Deming Republican 1st 1863–1867
Augustus Brandegee Republican 3rd 1863–1867
John H. Hubbard Republican 4th 1863–1867
Samuel L. Warner Republican 2nd 1865–1867
Richard D. Hubbard Democratic 1st 1867–1869
Julius Hotchkiss Democratic 2nd 1867–1869
Henry H. Starkweather Republican 3rd 1867–1876
William H. Barnum Democratic 4th 1867–1876
Julius L. Strong Republican 1st 1869–1872
Stephen W. Kellogg Republican 2nd 1869–1875
Joseph R. Hawley Republican 1st 1872–1875
George M. Landers Democratic 1st 1875–1879
James Phelps Democratic 2nd 1875–1883
John T. Wait Republican 3rd 1876–1887
Levi Warner Democratic 4th 1876–1879
Joseph R. Hawley Republican 1st 1879–1881
Frederick Miles Republican 4th 1879–1883
John R. Buck Republican 1st 1881–1883
William W. Eaton Democratic 1st 1883–1885
Charles Le Moyne Mitchell Democratic 2nd 1883–1987
Edward W. Seymour Democratic 4th 1883–1887
John R. Buck Republican 1st 1885–1987
Robert J. Vance Democratic 1st 1887–1889
Carlos French Democratic 2nd 1887–1889
Charles A. Russell Republican 3rd 1887–1902
Miles T. Granger Democratic 4th 1887–1889
William E. Simonds Republican 1st 1889–1891
Washington F. Willcox Democratic 2nd 1889–1893
Frederick Miles Republican 4th 1889–1891
Lewis Sperry Democratic 1st 1891–1895
Robert E. De Forest Democratic 4th 1889–1895
James P. Pigott Democratic 2nd 1893–1895
E. Stevens Henry Republican 1st 1895–1913
Nehemiah D. Sperry Republican 2nd 1895–1911
Ebenezer J. Hill Republican 4th 1895–1913
Frank B. Brandegee Republican 3rd 1902–1905
George L. Lilley Republican At-large 1903–1909
Edwin W. Higgins Republican 3rd 1905–1913
John Q. Tilson Republican At-large 1909–1913
Thomas L. Reilly Democratic 2nd 1911–1913
Augustine Lonergan Democratic 1st 1913–1915
Bryan F. Mahan Democratic 2nd 1913–1915
Thomas L. Reilly Democratic 3rd 1913–1915
Jeremiah Donovan Democratic 4th 1913–1915
William Kennedy Democratic 5th 1913–1915
P. Davis Oakey Republican 1st 1915–1917
Richard P. Freeman Republican 2nd 1915–1933
John Q. Tilson Republican 3rd 1915–1932
Ebenezer J. Hill Republican 4th 1915–1917
James P. Glynn Republican 5th 1915–1923
Augustine Lonergan Democratic 1st 1917–1921
Schuyler Merritt Republican 4th 1917–1931
E. Hart Fenn Republican 1st 1921–1931
Patrick B. O'Sullivan Democratic 5th 1923–1925
James P. Glynn Republican 5th 1925–1930
Edward W. Goss Republican 5th 1930–1935
Augustine Lonergan Democratic 1st 1931–1933
William L. Tierney Democratic 4th 1931–1933
Herman P. Kopplemann Democratic 1st 1933–1939
William L. Higgins Republican 2nd 1933–1937
Francis T. Maloney Democratic 3rd 1933–1935
Schuyler Merritt Republican 4th 1933–1937
Charles M. Bakewell Republican At-large 1933–1935
James A. Shanley Democratic 3rd 1935–1943
J. Joseph Smith Democratic 5th 1935–1941
William M. Citron Democratic At-large 1935–1939
William J. Fitzgerald Democratic 2nd 1937–1939
Alfred N. Phillips Democratic 4th 1937–1939
William J. Miller Republican 1st 1939–1941
Thomas R. Ball Republican 2nd 1939–1941
Albert E. Austin Republican 4th 1939–1941
B. J. Monkiewicz Republican At-large 1939–1941
Herman P. Kopplemann Democratic 1st 1941–1943
William J. Fitzgerald Democratic 2nd 1941–1943
Le Roy D. Downs Democratic 4th 1941–1943
Lucien J. Maciora Democratic At-large 1941–1943
Joseph E. Talbot Republican 5th 1942–1947
William J. Miller Republican 1st 1943–1945
John D. McWilliams Republican 2nd 1943–1945
Ranulf Compton Republican 3rd 1943–1945
Clare B. Luce Republican 4th 1943–1947
B. J. Monkiewicz Republican At-large 1943–1945
Herman P. Kopplemann Democratic 1st 1945–1947
Chase G. Woodhouse Democratic 2nd 1945–1947
James P. Geelan Democratic 3rd 1945–1947
Joseph F. Ryter Democratic At-large 1945–1947
William J. Miller Republican 1st 1947–1949
Horace Seely-Brown, Jr. Republican 2nd 1947–1949
Ellsworth B. Foote Republican 3rd 1947–1949
John D. Lodge Republican 4th 1947–1951
James T. Patterson Republican 5th 1947–1959
Antoni N. Sadlak Republican At-large 1947–1959
Abraham A. Ribicoff Democratic 1st 1949–1953
Chase G. Woodhouse Democratic 2nd 1949–1951
John A. McGuire Democratic 3rd 1949–1953
Horace Seely-Brown, Jr. Republican 2nd 1951–1959
Albert P. Morano Republican 4th 1951–1959
Thomas J. Dodd Democratic 1st 1953–1957
Albert W. Cretella Republican 3rd 1953–1959
Edwin H. May, Jr. Republican 1st 1957–1959
Emilio Q. Daddario Democratic 1st 1959–1971
Chester Bowles Democratic 2nd 1959–1961
Robert N. Giaimo Democratic 3rd 1959–1981
Donald J. Irwin Democratic 4th 1959–1961
John S. Monagan Democratic 5th 1959–1973
Frank Kowalski Democratic At-large 1959–1963
Horace Seely-Brown, Jr. Republican 2nd 1961–1963
Abner W. Sibal Republican 4th 1961–1965
William L. St. Onge Democratic 2nd 1963–1970
Bernard F. Grabowski Democratic At-large 1963–1965
Donald J. Irwin Democratic 4th 1965–1969
Bernard F. Grabowski Democratic 6th 1965–1967
Thomas J. Meskill Republican 6th 1967–1971
Lowell P. Weicker, Jr. Republican 4th 1969–1971
Robert H. Steele Republican 2nd 1970–1975
William R. Cotter Democratic 1st 1971–1981
Stewart McKinney Republican 4th 1971–1987
Ella T. Grasso Democratic 6th 1971–1975
Ronald A. Sarasin Republican 5th 1973–1979
Christopher Dodd Democratic 2nd 1975–1981
Toby Moffett Democratic 6th 1975–1983
William R. Ratchford Democratic 5th 1979–1985
Sam Gejdenson Democratic 2nd 1981–2001
Lawrence Joseph DeNardis Republican 3rd 1981–1983
Barbara B. Kennelly Democratic 1st 1982–1999
Bruce Morrison Democratic 3rd 1983–1991
Nancy L. Johnson Republican 6th 1983–2003
John G. Rowland Republican 5th 1985–1991
Christopher Shays Republican 4th 1987–2009
Rosa L. DeLauro Democratic 3rd 1991–present
Gary Franks Republican 5th 1991–1997
James H. Maloney Democratic 5th 1997–2003
John B. Larson Democratic 1st 1999–present
Rob Simmons Republican 2nd 2001–2007
Nancy L. Johnson Republican 5th 2003–2007
Joe Courtney Democratic 2nd 2007–present
Chris Murphy Democratic 5th 2007–present
Jim Himes Democratic 4th 2009–present
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