亞當·希夫





Adam Schiff official portrait.jpg


亞當·希夫（Adam Schiff；1960年6月22日－）是美國的一位政治人物。自2013年開始，他是加利福尼亞州第28選舉區選出的美國眾議院議員。他的黨籍是民主黨。在2001年至2003年期間，他曾經擔任加利福尼亞州第27選區的眾議院議員。2003年至2013年，他則是加利福尼亞州第29選區的眾議院議員。希夫專長於外交政策和國土安全領域[1]。



參考資料





  1. ^ Neuman, Johanna. Congressman Is Gaining a Name in Foreign Affairs. Los Angeles Times. 5 June 2005 [22 August 2014]. 




外部連結






维基文库中该作者的作品：
Adam B. Schiff



  • Congressman Adam Schiff official U.S. House site

  • Adam Schiff for Congress


  • 开放式目录计划中和亞當·希夫相关的内容




  • Background and collected news at The Washington Post


  • Biography at the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress


  • Voting record maintained by The Washington Post


  • 智慧投票计划（英语：Project Vote Smart）中的傳記、投票紀錄及利益集團評級


  • Congressional profile at GovTrack


  • Congressional profile at OpenCongress


  • Issue positions and quotes at On the Issues


  • Financial information at OpenSecrets.org


  • Staff salaries, trips and personal finance at LegiStorm.com


  • Campaign finance reports and data at the Federal Election Commission


  • Campaign contributions at the National Institute for Money in State Politics


  • Appearances on C-SPAN programs


  • Appearances at the Internet Movie Database


  • Works by or about 亞當·希夫 in libraries (WorldCat catalog)


  • Profile at Ballotpedia


  • Column archives at The Guardian




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