California will have 14 new lawmakers in Washington D.C. Thursday morning when members of the 113th Congress, which includes 84 new members in the House and 13 new Senators, take their seats.

Although nearly 100 freshman lawmakers will be sworn in Thursday at about 9 a.m. PT, the party breakdown will not change significantly. Democrats will continue to control the Senate, 55-45. Republicans maintain a majority in the House, 233-200, with two vacancies.

The newcomers are part of a Congress that replaces one of the least productive in decades. The 112th Congress -- approval ratings dipped to a low of 12 percent -- wrapped up remaining business Thursday morning before ceremonies began for the new Congress.

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