May 18, 2013
Rep. Robert E. Andrews (D-N.J.)
- District: 1st District, Southwest -- Camden, Cherry Hill
- Residence: Haddon Heights
- Born: August 4, 1957; Camden, N.J.
- Religion: Episcopalian
- Family: Wife, Camille Spinello Andrews; two children
- Education: Bucknell U., B.A. 1979 (political science); Cornell U., J.D. 1982
- Military Service: None
- Political Highlights: Camden County Board of Freeholders, 1987-90 (director, 1988-90); sought Democratic nomination for governor, 1997; sought Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, 2008-08; U.S. House, 1990-present
- Elected: Elected: 1990 (12th full term)
- Committee Assignments: Armed Services (Oversight & Investigations); Education & the Workforce (Health, Employment, Labor & Pensions - Ranking Member; Workforce Protections)
See Robert E. Andrews's full CQ Member Profile, including in-depth political biographies of all members of Congress with CQ's analysis of what makes each member tick. CQ Member Profiles also provides:
- Staff contacts
- Voting records
- Interest group ratings
- Detailed district information
- Vote studies on each member's record
State Information: 1st District, Southwest -- Camden, Cherry Hill
| Year | Election | Candidate | Votes | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2012 | general | Robert Andrews (D) | 210,470 | 68.2% |
| Gregory Horton (R) | 92,459 | 30% | ||
| John Reitter (GREEN) | 4,413 | 1.4% | ||
| Margaret Chapman (REF) | 1,177 | 0.4% |
Related Content Featuring Rep. Robert E. Andrews
- House Ethics to Formally Investigate Andrews, Young
- House Panels Formed to Probe Possible Misuse of Campaign Funds
- House Ethics to Formally Investigate Andrews, Don Young
- Sloan: Why the FEC Won't Catch the Next Jesse Jackson Jr.
- New Jersey: Andrews Defends Booker's Lautenberg Challenge
- House Ethics Reviewed 96 Cases During 112th
- Despite Liberal Backlash, Pelosi Backs Obama on 'Chained CPI'
- Senate Weighs 'Pay Now or Pay Later' Dilemma For Storm Package
- All Eyes on Lautenberg, Booker in N.J. Speculation Game
- Inside the 2014 Senate Races
- Sloan: Congressional Corruption a Bipartisan Affair
- Disgruntled Activists May Target Electors
- Ethics Cases Cast Cloud Over Some Races
- Todd Akin Has Ruffled Feathers Before, but With Prayer
- House Ethics Will Review Robert Andrews' Use of Campaign Funds
- Contemplating a Post-Pelosi House
- Ethics Office Began Nine Probes in Second Quarter
- Ethics Panel to Extend Review of Robert Andrews
- David Axelrod, Others Brief House Democrats on Obama Strategy
- Obama Camp Looks to Unify Hill Democrats
- GOP, Democrats Lay Out Tax Cut Stances
- It Was One Heck of a Burger
- Anxiety Permeates Health Care Case
- Race Ratings: Democrats Likely to Lose Edge in New Jersey Delegation
- STOCK Act Speeds Up, Despite Concerns
- Getaway Presents Democrats as Unified
- House Democrats Stoke Procedural Fires
- House Liberals Find Footing
- Democrats Feel Left in Dark
- Next Debt Test: Panel Picking
- House Democrats Largely Uninspired by Biden Pep Talk
- McCaskill Restarts the Debate on Earmarks
- After N.Y. Special Election, GOP Tries to Regain Footing
- For-Profit Colleges Field Team of Top Lobbyists
- Heard on the Hill: There’s No Business Like Show Business
- Frustration With Obama Builds
- Andrews Orchestrates Political Resurrection
- Democrats Searching for Unity
- E-Mail Flap Puts Issa to the Test
- Republicans With 2012 Ambitions Score Points in CR Debate
- Republicans Face Pressure to Vote in Lock Step
- Mock Hearings Used to Mock GOP
- Democrats Force Votes With Eye on Campaigns
- House Rules Package Finalized Over Democrats’ Protests
- Pelosi Announces Renewed Contracts for Miller and DeLauro on Steering
- Pelosi’s Leadership Faces the Test
