Incoming Congress looks more like America | TheHill

At least 121 women will be among the 441 members and delegates to the House of Representatives, with several races yet to be formally declared.

Kamala HarrisKamala HarrisBiden announces all-female White House communications team Biden to nominate Neera Tanden, Cecilia Rouse to economic team: WSJ Memo to Biden: Go big — use the moment to not only rebuild but to rebuild differently MORE (D-Calif.), resigns her seat.

The new Congress will include the first three Korean American women ever to serve in Congress, Reps.-elect Michelle Steel (R-Calif.), Young Kim (R-Calif.) and Marilyn Strickland (D-Wash.).

The number of veterans who will serve in the new Congress continues a decades-long downward trend.

Just under 90 members of the new Congress will have served in the nation's military, the lowest figure in modern memory.

Using Pew’s definition of generations, which pegs the first millennials as those born in 1981, Cawthorn is among 31 members of the millennial generation who will serve in Congress.