Most-Traveled Congressional Staffers


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Staffer Number of Trips Cost of Trips Approver(s)
Woodruff Lyons, Holly 10 $17195

Alaska, 1st RepublicanYoung, Rep. Don

Wojtasik, Catherine Cruz 10 $18596

Indiana DemocratBayh, Sen. Evan

Defeated  Connecticut, 5th DemocratMaloney, Rep. James H

Walsh, Mary Bridget 10 $11672

Florida DemocratNelson, Sen. Bill

Montana DemocratTester, Sen. Jon

Wallace, Jessica A 10 $15795

Retired  Louisiana, 3rd RepublicanTauzin, Rep. Billy

Walker, Ryan P 10 $20749

Died in Office  Ohio, 5th RepublicanGillmor, Rep. Paul

Whitman, Shawn R 9 $11908

Died in Office  Wyoming RepublicanThomas, Sen. Craig

Walter, Sarah L 9 $15502

Retired  Louisiana DemocratBreaux, Sen. John

Womack, William G Jr 8 $12888

Virginia, 11th RepublicanDavis, Rep. Tom

Willhite, Karissa L 8 $16116

Appointed to U.S. Senate  New Jersey, 13th DemocratMenendez, Rep. Robert

New Jersey DemocratMenendez, Sen. Robert

West, Valerie S 8 $12102

Oregon RepublicanSmith, Sen. Gordon

Webb, Seth O 8 $8586

California, 26th RepublicanDreier, Rep. David

Resigned  Illinois, 14th RepublicanHastert, Rep. Dennis

Florida, 12th RepublicanPutnam, Rep. Adam

Weaver, Kiel Paul 8 $11040

Defeated  California, 11th RepublicanPombo, Rep. Richard

Walling, Vickie Lynn 8 $24189

Tennessee, 8th DemocratTanner, Rep. John

Walker, Mark A 8 $37344

Indiana, 5th RepublicanBurton, Rep. Dan

Wybensinger, Netonis 7 $7816

Florida, 24th RepublicanFeeney, Rep. Tom

Woodrow, Lorianne 7 $18801

Minnesota RepublicanColeman, Sen. Norm

Wisner, Sarah W 7 $6069

Illinois, 12th DemocratCostello, Rep. Jerry

Defeated  Texas, 24th DemocratFrost, Rep. Martin

Winkler, Katherine E 7 $9963

New York, 7th DemocratCrowley, Rep. Joseph

New York, 18th DemocratLowey, Rep. Nita

Pennsylvania, 13th DemocratSchwartz, Rep. Allyson

Whitaker, Ronald A 7 $16902

Florida, 4th RepublicanCrenshaw, Rep. Ander

Retired  Florida, 13th RepublicanMiller, Rep. Dan

Wheat, Marie Gilliland 7 $8307

Ran for Other Office  South Carolina, 4th RepublicanDeMint, Rep. Jim
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