>strange source; i'm reading it like swamp is writing it for other swamp kek
https://www.cfr.org/blog/118th-congress-numbers
"The 118th Congress by Age

The 118th Congress has eighty-six members who were elected to their first term: seven senators and seventy-nine representatives. These new members have far to go to match the terms of the longest serving members in their respective chambers. Republican Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa was first elected to the Senate in 1980. In November, he was elected to his eighth Senate term. Republicans Hal Rogers of Kentucky and Chris Smith of New Jersey were both first elected to the House in 1980. They are now serving their twenty-first terms in the House.

The 118th Congress is one of the oldest Congresses on record. The average age in the Senate is 63.9 years. That makes it the second-oldest Senate on record, after the 117th Congress. The oldest senator is Dianne Feinstein of California, who will turn ninety in June. The youngest senator is Jon Ossoff of Georgia, who will turn thirty-six next month. The oldest representative is Grace Napolitano, Democrat of California, who turned eighty-six last month. The youngest representative is twenty-five-year-old Maxwell Frost, Democrat of Florida, the first Gen Z member of Congress."