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House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party

House · jurisdiction defined by House Resolution (select committee)

A select committee examining economic and security competition with the People's Republic of China, including technology and supply chains.

This restates what the chamber's standing rules assign to the committee. It describes responsibility, not conduct.

Members now 24 current Congress
Recorded activity 0 0 markups · 0 hearings
Sectors mapped 0 deliberately unmapped
Huddle pairings 0 trades by sitting members

Not mapped to sectors

This committee is not part of the relevance engine. Either its jurisdiction is too broad to be meaningful — a committee that touches everything would link everything — or it does not legislate over identifiable market sectors. Its members' trades are still in the database and appear everywhere else on the site.

Members, current Congress

MemberPositionRankSideState
John R. Moolenaar R Chairman 1 majority MI-2
Robert J. Wittman R Member 2 majority VA-1
Andy Barr R Member 3 majority KY-6
Dan Newhouse R Member 4 majority WA-4
Darin LaHood R Member 5 majority IL-16
Neal P. Dunn R Member 6 majority FL-2
Dusty Johnson R Member 7 majority SD
Ashley Hinson R Member 8 majority IA-2
Carlos A. Gimenez R Member 9 majority FL-28
Gus M. Bilirakis R Member 10 majority FL-12
Young Kim R Member 11 majority CA-40
Nathaniel Moran R Member 12 majority TX-1
Zachary Nunn R Member 13 majority IA-3
Ro Khanna D Ranking Member 1 minority CA-17
Raja Krishnamoorthi D Member 2 minority IL-8
Kathy Castor D Member 3 minority FL-14
André Carson D Member 4 minority IN-7
Seth Moulton D Member 5 minority MA-6
Haley M. Stevens D Member 6 minority MI-11
Mikie Sherrill D Member 6 minority NJ-11
Ritchie Torres D Member 7 minority NY-15
Shontel M. Brown D Member 8 minority OH-11
Greg Stanton D Member 9 minority AZ-4
Jill N. Tokuda D Member 10 minority HI-2

All committees: the index. Membership before the current Congress is reconstructed from dated roster history — see Methodology.