H. Morgan Griffith

U.S. Representative

District 9th · Virginia · United States

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Public office

Office: U.S. Representative
Level of government: Federal
Riding / district: District 9th
Province / territory / state: Virginia
Current term began: 2025-01-03

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(202) 225-3861

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Committee on House Administration
Committee on Energy and Commerce
Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6, 2021
Committee on Rules
Committee on Energy and Commerce — Health (Chair)
Committee on Energy and Commerce — Communications and Technology
Committee on Energy and Commerce — Environment
Committee on Rules — Rules and Organization of the House

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Data retrieved: 2026-10-23

Profile last checked: 2026-10-23

morgangriffith.house.gov ↗bioguide.congress.gov ↗unitedstates.github.io ↗clerk.house.gov ↗www.congress.gov ↗

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