South Carolina Representatives to the Us House of Representatives
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| South Carolina [1] | |
| | |
| Population | four,723,723 |
| Gender | 51.4% Female, 48.vi% Male person |
| Race | 68.4% White, 28.0% Blackness, 1.4% Asian[two] |
| Ethnicity | v.3% Hispanic |
| Unemployment charge per unit | 10.ii% |
| Median household income | $44,587 |
| Voter registration statistics | N/A |
| Upcoming elections | U.S. House, 2022 |
| U.S. Senate, 2022 | |
This page displays the current and historical members of U.S. Congress from S Carolina. Here is the current partisan breakup of the congressional members from Southward Carolina.
| Congressional Partisan Breakup from South Carolina | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Party | U.S. Senate | U.Due south. Business firm | Total |
| Autonomous | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Republican | 2 | 6 | 8 |
| Independent | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Vacancies | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Total | two | 7 | 9 |
Current members
U.S. Senate
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- See likewise: Classes of United States Senators
- See likewise: Classes of United States Senators
The electric current members of the U.S. Senate from S Carolina are:
U.S. House
The current members of the U.South. House from S Carolina are:
| Office | Name | Party | Date assumed role | Date term ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Business firm S Carolina Commune 1 | Nancy Mace | Republican | January iii, 2021 | Jan three, 2023 |
| U.Southward. House S Carolina Commune 2 | Joe Wilson | Republican | Jan three, 2001 | January 3, 2023 |
| U.S. House Due south Carolina Commune 3 | Jeff Duncan | Republican | January three, 2011 | Jan 3, 2023 |
| U.South. House South Carolina Commune 4 | William Timmons | Republican | January 3, 2019 | Jan 3, 2023 |
| U.South. House Southward Carolina District 5 | Ralph Norman | Republican | June 26, 2017 | January 3, 2023 |
| U.S. House South Carolina District half-dozen | James Clyburn | Democratic | January 3, 1993 | Jan 3, 2023 |
| U.Due south. Firm South Carolina District seven | Tom Rice | Republican | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2023 |
Historical members
Senate
| Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from South Carolina | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Party | Total | |||
| Democratic | 37 | |||
| Republican | viii | |||
| Autonomous-Republican | 7 | |||
| Jacksonian | 2 | |||
| Nullifer | 1 | |||
| Federalist | 1 | |||
| Pro-Administration | ane | |||
| Multiple party affiliations | iii | |||
| Grade 2 Senators from South Carolina [3] | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senator | Years Served | Party | ||||||
| Pierce Butler | 1789-1796 | Pro-Administration, Anti-Assistants, Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Hunter | 1796-1798 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Charles Pinckney | 1798-1801 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Thomas Sumter | 1801-1810 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| John Taylor | 1810-1816 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William Smith | 1816-1823 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Robert Young Hayne | 1823-1832 | Jacksonian | ||||||
| John C. Calhoun | 1832-1843 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Daniel Elliott Huger | 1843-1845 | Democratic | ||||||
| John C. Calhoun | 1845-1850 | Democratic | ||||||
| Franklin H. Elmore | 1850-1850 | Democratic | ||||||
| Robert W. Barnwell | 1850-1850 | Democratic | ||||||
| R. Barnwell Rhett | 1850-1852 | Democratic | ||||||
| William F. De Saussure | 1852-1853 | Democratic | ||||||
| Josiah J. Evans | 1853-1858 | Democratic | ||||||
| Arthur P. Hayne | 1858-1858 | Democratic | ||||||
| James Chesnut, Jr. | 1858-1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| Thomas J. Robertson | 1868-1877 | Republican | ||||||
| Matthew C. Butler | 1877-1895 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Benjamin R. Tillman | 1895-1918 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Christie Benet | 1918-1918 | Democratic | ||||||
| William P. Pollock | 1918-1919 | Democratic | ||||||
| Nathaniel B. Dial | 1919-1925 | Democratic | ||||||
| Coleman L. Blease | 1925-1931 | Democratic | ||||||
| James F. Byrnes | 1931-1941 | Democratic | ||||||
| Alva One thousand. Lumpkin | 1941-1941 | Democratic | ||||||
| Roger C. Peace | 1941-1941 | Democratic | ||||||
| Burnet R. Maybank | 1941-1954 | Democratic | ||||||
| Charles E. Daniel | 1954-1954 | Democratic | ||||||
| J.Strom Thurmond | 1954-1956 | Democratic | ||||||
| Thomas A. Wofford | 1956-1956 | Democratic | ||||||
| J. Strom Thurmond | 1956-2003 | Republican | ||||||
| Lindsey Graham | 2003-Present | Republican | ||||||
| Class 3 Senators from South Carolina [iii] | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senator | Years Served | Party | ||||||
| Ralph Izard | 1789-1795 | Pro-Administration | ||||||
| Jacob Read | 1795-1801 | Federalist | ||||||
| John Ewing Colhoun | 1801-1802 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Pierce Butler | 1802-1804 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Gaillard | 1804-1826 | Democratic-Republican, Crawford Republican, Jacksonian | ||||||
| William Harper | 1826-1826 | Jacksonian | ||||||
| William Smith | 1826-1831 | Republican | ||||||
| Stephen D. Miller | 1831-1833 | Nullifier | ||||||
| William C. Preston | 1833-1842 | Nullifier, Whig | ||||||
| George McDuffie | 1842-1846 | Democratic | ||||||
| Andrew P. Butler | 1846-1857 | Democratic | ||||||
| James H. Hammond | 1857-1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| Frederick A. Sawyer | 1868-1873 | Republican | ||||||
| John J. Patterson | 1873-1879 | Republican | ||||||
| Wade Hampton | 1879-1891 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John L. Chiliad. Irby | 1891-1897 | Democratic | ||||||
| Joseph H. Earle | 1897-1897 | Democratic | ||||||
| John 50. McLaurin | 1897-1903 | Democratic | ||||||
| Asbury C. Latimer | 1903-1908 | Democratic | ||||||
| Frank B. Gary | 1908-1909 | Democratic | ||||||
| Ellison D. Smith | 1909-1944 | Democratic | ||||||
| Wilton East. Hall | 1944-1945 | Democratic | ||||||
| Olin D. T. Johnston | 1945-1965 | Democratic | ||||||
| Donald S. Russell | 1965-1966 | Democratic | ||||||
| Ernest F. Hollings | 1966-2005 | Autonomous | ||||||
| James DeMint | 2005-2013 | Republican | ||||||
| Tim Scott | 2013-Present | Republican | ||||||
House
2000s
| Historical Representation to the U.Southward. Business firm by Party in the 2000s from S Carolina | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Political party | Full | |||
| Democratic | 2 | |||
| Republican | 2 | |||
| Total Representatives | 4 | |||
| Representatives to the U.S. Firm from South Carolina | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Representative | Years Served | Party | ||||||
| Henry Brown | 2001–2011 | Republican | ||||||
| Jim Clyburn | 1993-Present | Democratic | ||||||
| Jeff Duncan | 2011–Nowadays | Republican | ||||||
| Joe Wilson | 2001–Present | Republican | ||||||
| Mick Mulvaney | 2011–2017 | Republican | ||||||
| Trey Gowdy | 2011–2019 | Republican | ||||||
| Tim Scott | 2011–2013 | Republican | ||||||
| Tom Rice | 2013–Present | Republican | ||||||
| Ralph Norman | 2017–Present | Republican | ||||||
| Joe Cunningham | 2019–2021 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Timmons | 2019–Present | Republican | ||||||
| Nancy Mace | 2021–Present | Republican | ||||||
1900s
| Historical Representation to the U.Southward. House by Political party in the 1900s from South Carolina | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Party | Total | |||
| Democratic | 49 | |||
| Republican | 11 | |||
| Total Representatives | 60 | |||
| Representatives to the U.S. House from S Carolina | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Representative | Years Served | Party | ||||||
| Robert B. Scarborough | 1901–1905 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Joseph T. Johnson | 1901–1915 | Democratic | ||||||
| Asbury F. Lever | 1901–1919 | Democratic | ||||||
| George Due west. Croft | 1903–1904 | Democratic | ||||||
| George S. Legaré | 1903–1913 | Democratic | ||||||
| Wyatt Aiken | 1903–1917 | Democratic | ||||||
| Theodore G. Croft | 1904–1905 | Autonomous | ||||||
| James O'H. Patterson | 1905–1911 | Autonomous | ||||||
| J. Edwin Ellerbe | 1905–1913 | Democratic | ||||||
| James F. Byrnes | 1911–1925 | Democratic | ||||||
| J. Willard Ragsdale | 1913–1919 | Democratic | ||||||
| Richard Due south. Whaley | 1913–1921 | Democratic | ||||||
| Samuel J. Nicholls | 1915–1921 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Paul G. McCorkle | 1917 | Democratic | ||||||
| Frederick H. Dominick | 1917–1933 | Autonomous | ||||||
| William F. Stevenson | 1917–1933 | Democratic | ||||||
| Edward C. Isle of mann | 1919–1921 | Democratic | ||||||
| Philip H. Stoll | 1919–1923 | Democratic | ||||||
| West. Turner Logan | 1921–1925 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John J. McSwain | 1921–1936 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Hampton P. Fulmer | 1921–1944 | Democratic | ||||||
| Allard H. Gasque | 1923–1938 | Democratic | ||||||
| Butler B. Hare | 1925–1933, 1939-1947 | Democratic | ||||||
| Thomas S. McMillan | 1925–1939 | Democratic | ||||||
| John C. Taylor | 1933–1939 | Democratic | ||||||
| James P. Richards | 1933–1957 | Democratic | ||||||
| Gabriel H. Mahon, Jr. | 1936–1939 | Democratic | ||||||
| Elizabeth Hawley Gasque | 1938–1939 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Clara G. McMillan | 1939–1941 | Democratic | ||||||
| Joseph R. Bryson | 1939–1953 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John 50. McMillan | 1939–1973 | Democratic | ||||||
| L. Mendel Rivers | 1941–1970 | Democratic | ||||||
| Willa L. Fulmer | 1944–1945 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John J. Riley | 1945–1949, 1951-1962 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Jennings Bryan Dorn | 1947–1949, 1951-1974 | Democratic | ||||||
| James B. Hare | 1949–1951 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Hugo S. Sims, Jr. | 1949–1951 | Democratic | ||||||
| Robert T. Ashmore | 1953–1969 | Democratic | ||||||
| Robert Due west. Hemphill | 1957–1964 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Corinne Boyd Riley | 1962–1963 | Democratic | ||||||
| Albert Watson | 1963–1971 | Republican | ||||||
| Thomas Due south. Gettys | 1964–1974 | Democratic | ||||||
| James Robert Isle of mann | 1969–1979 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Mendel J. Davis | 1971–1981 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Floyd Spence | 1971–2001 | Republican | ||||||
| Edward Lunn Young | 1973–1975 | Republican | ||||||
| John Jenrette | 1975–1980 | Democratic | ||||||
| Kenneth Lamar Holland | 1975–1983 | Democratic | ||||||
| Butler Derrick | 1975–1995 | Democratic | ||||||
| Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. | 1979–1987 | Republican | ||||||
| John Low-cal Napier | 1981–1983 | Republican | ||||||
| Thomas F. Hartnett | 1981–1987 | Republican | ||||||
| Robin Tallon | 1983–1993 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John Spratt | 1983–2011 | Democratic | ||||||
| Liz J. Patterson | 1987–1993 | Democratic | ||||||
| Arthur Ravenel, Jr. | 1987–1995 | Republican | ||||||
| Bob Inglis | 1993–1999, 2005-2011 | Republican | ||||||
| Mark Sanford | 1995–2001, 2013–2019 | Republican | ||||||
| Lindsey Graham | 1995–2003 | Republican | ||||||
| Jim DeMint | 1999–2005 | Republican | ||||||
1800s
| Historical Representation to the U.Due south. Business firm by Party in the 1800s from S Carolina | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Political party | Total | |||
| Democratic | 66 | |||
| Republican | 17 | |||
| Autonomous-Republican | 42 | |||
| Nullifier | 6 | |||
| Whig | 2 | |||
| Federalist | 7 | |||
| Anti-Assistants | 6 | |||
| Pro-Administration | two | |||
| Total Representatives | 148 | |||
| Representatives to the U.S. Business firm from South Carolina | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Representative | Years Served | Party | ||||||
| Aedanus Burke | 1789–1791 | Anti-Administration | ||||||
| Daniel Huger | 1789–1793 | Pro-Administration | ||||||
| Thomas T. Tucker | 1789–1793 | Anti-Administration | ||||||
| Thomas Sumter | 1789–1793, 1797-1801 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William L. Smith | 1789–1797 | Federalist | ||||||
| Robert Barnwell | 1791–1793 | Pro-Administration | ||||||
| Alexander Gillon | 1793–1794 | Anti-Administration | ||||||
| John Hunter | 1793–1795 | Anti-Assistants | ||||||
| Andrew Pickens | 1793–1795 | Anti-Administration | ||||||
| Richard Winn | 1793–1797, 1803-1813 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Lemuel Benton | 1793–1799 | Anti-Administration | ||||||
| Robert Goodloe Harper | 1795-1801 | Federalist | ||||||
| Samuel Earle | 1795–1797 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Wade Hampton I | 1795–1797, 1803-1805 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William Smith | 1797–1799 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Thomas Pinckney | 1797–1801 | Federalist | ||||||
| John Rutledge, Jr. | 1797–1803 | Federalist | ||||||
| Abraham Nott | 1799–1801 | Federalist | ||||||
| Benjamin Huger | 1799–1805, 1815-1817 | Federalist | ||||||
| Thomas Lowndes | 1801–1805 | Federalist | ||||||
| William Butler | 1801–1813 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Thomas Moore | 1801–1813,1815-1817 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John B. Earle | 1803–1805 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Levi Casey | 1803–1807 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| O'Brien Smith | 1805–1807 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Elias Earle | 1805–1807, 1811-1815, 1817-1821 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| David Rogerson Williams | 1805–1809, 1811-1813 | Autonomous Republican | ||||||
| Robert Marion | 1805–1810 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Taylor | 1807–1810 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Lemuel J. Alston | 1807–1811 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Joseph Calhoun | 1807–1811 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Robert Witherspoon | 1809–1811 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Langdon Cheves | 1810–1815 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| John C. Calhoun | 1811–1817 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William Lowndes | 1811–1822 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| David R. Evans | 1813–1815 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Samuel Farrow | 1813–1815 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Theodore Gourdin | 1813–1815 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Kershaw | 1813–1815 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John J. Chappell | 1813–1817 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William Mayrant | 1815–1816 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Taylor | 1815–1817 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| William Woodward | 1815–1817 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Henry Middleton | 1815–1819 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Joseph Bellinger | 1817–1819 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Stephen Decatur Miller | 1817–1819 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Wilson Nesbitt | 1817–1819 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| James Ervin | 1817–1821 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Starling Tucker | 1817–1831 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Eldred Simkins | 1818–1821 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Joseph Brevard | 1819–1821 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John McCreary | 1819–1821 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| Charles Pinckney | 1819–1821 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| James Overstreet | 1819–1822 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| James Blair | 1821–1822, 1829-1834 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| Thomas R. Mitchell | 1821–1823 ,1825-1829, 1831-1833 | Democratic | ||||||
| Joel Roberts Poinsett | 1821–1825 | Democratic | ||||||
| Joseph Gist | 1821–1827 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Wilson | 1821–1827 | Autonomous | ||||||
| George McDuffie | 1821–1834 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Andrew R. Govan | 1822–1827 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| John Carter | 1822–1829 | Democratic-Republican | ||||||
| James Hamilton, Jr. | 1822–1829 | Democratic | ||||||
| Robert B. Campbell | 1823–1825, 1834-1837 | Autonomous-Republican | ||||||
| William Drayton | 1825–1833 | Democratic | ||||||
| William D. Martin | 1827–1831 | Democratic | ||||||
| William T. Nuckolls | 1827–1833 | Democratic | ||||||
| Warren R. Davis | 1827–1835 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John Campbell | 1829–1831, 1837-1845 | Democratic | ||||||
| Robert Woodward Barnwell | 1829–1833 | Democratic | ||||||
| John Myers Felder | 1831–1835 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John Yard. Griffin | 1831–1841 | Democratic | ||||||
| Thomas D. Singleton | 1833 | Nullifier | ||||||
| William Thou. Clowney | 1833–1835, 1837-1839 | Nullifier | ||||||
| William J. Grayson | 1833–1837 | Nullifier | ||||||
| Henry L. Pinckney | 1833–1837 | Nullifier | ||||||
| Richard Irvine Manning I | 1834–1836 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Francis Wilkinson Pickens | 1834–1843 | Nullifier | ||||||
| James Henry Hammond | 1835–1836 | Nullifier | ||||||
| James Rogers | 1835–1837, 1839-1843 | Democratic | ||||||
| Waddy Thompson, Jr. | 1835–1841 | Whig | ||||||
| Franklin H. Elmore | 1836–1839 | Democratic | ||||||
| John Peter Richardson Ii | 1836–1839 | Democratic | ||||||
| Hugh S. Legaré | 1837–1839 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Robert Rhett | 1837–1849 | Democratic | ||||||
| Sampson H. Butler | 1839–1842 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Thomas De Lage Sumter | 1839–1843 | Democratic | ||||||
| Isaac E. Holmes | 1839–1851 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Butler | 1841–1843 | Whig | ||||||
| Patrick C. Caldwell | 1841–1843 | Democratic | ||||||
| Samuel W. Trotti | 1842–1843 | Democratic | ||||||
| James A. Black | 1843–1848 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Richard F. Simpson | 1843–1849 | Democratic | ||||||
| Armistead Burt | 1843–1853 | Democratic | ||||||
| Joseph A. Woodward | 1843–1853 | Democratic | ||||||
| Alexander D. Sims | 1845–1848 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Daniel Wallace | 1848–1853 | Democratic | ||||||
| William F. Colcock | 1849–1853 | Democratic | ||||||
| James Lawrence Orr | 1849–1859 | Democratic | ||||||
| John McQueen | 1849–1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Aiken, Jr. | 1851–1857 | Democratic | ||||||
| Preston Brooks | 1853–1857 | Autonomous | ||||||
| William Waters Boyce | 1853–1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| Laurence M. Keitt | Autonomous | |||||||
| Milledge Luke Bonham | 1857–1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Porcher Miles | 1857–1860 | Autonomous | ||||||
| John D. Ashmore | 1859–1860 | Democratic | ||||||
| Manuel Due south. Corley | 1868–1869 | Republican | ||||||
| James H. Goss | 1868–1869 | Republican | ||||||
| Benjamin F. Whittemore | 1868–1870 | Republican | ||||||
| Christopher C. Bowen | 1868–1871 | Republican | ||||||
| Solomon 50. Hoge | 1869–1871, 1875-1877 | Republican | ||||||
| Alexander Due south. Wallace | 1870–1877 | Republican | ||||||
| Joseph H. Rainey | 1870–1879 | Republican | ||||||
| Robert C. De Big | 1871–1873 | Republican | ||||||
| Robert B. Elliott | 1871–1874 | Republican | ||||||
| Alonzo J. Ransier | 1873–1875 | Republican | ||||||
| Richard H. Cain | 1873–1875, 1877-1879 | Republican | ||||||
| Lewis C. Carpenter | 1874–1875 | Republican | ||||||
| Edmund Westward. Yard. Mackey | 1875–1876 , 1882-1884 | Republican | ||||||
| Robert Smalls | 1875–1879, 1882-1887 | Republican | ||||||
| Charles W. Buttz | 1876–1877 | Republican | ||||||
| John H. Evins | 1877–1884 | Autonomous | ||||||
| D. Wyatt Aiken | 1877–1887 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Michael P. O'Connor | 1879–1881 | Democratic | ||||||
| John S. Richardson | 1879–1883 | Democratic | ||||||
| George D. Tillman | 1879–1893 | Democratic | ||||||
| Samuel Dibble | 1881–1891 | Democratic | ||||||
| George Due west. Dargan | 1883–1891 | Democratic | ||||||
| John J. Hemphill | 1883–1893 | Democratic | ||||||
| John Bratton | 1884–1885 | Democratic | ||||||
| William H. Perry | 1885–1891 | Democratic | ||||||
| James S. Cothran | 1887–1891 | Democratic | ||||||
| William Elliott | 1887–1893, 1895-1903 | Democratic | ||||||
| Thomas Due east. Miller | 1890–1891 | Republican | ||||||
| Eli T. Stackhouse | 1891–1892 | Democratic | ||||||
| George Johnstone | 1891–1893 | Autonomous | ||||||
| William H. Brawley | 1891–1894 | Autonomous | ||||||
| George West. Shell | 1891–1895 | Democratic | ||||||
| John L. McLaurin | 1892–1897 | Autonomous | ||||||
| George W. Murray | 1893–1897 | Republican | ||||||
| Thomas J. Strait | 1893–1899 | Democratic | ||||||
| Asbury Latimer | 1893–1903 | Autonomous | ||||||
| W. Jasper Talbert | 1893–1903 | Democratic | ||||||
| James F. Izlar | 1894–1895 | Democratic | ||||||
| J. William Stokes | 1895–1901 | Autonomous | ||||||
| Stanyarne Wilson | 1895–1901 | Autonomous | ||||||
| James Norton | 1897–1901 | Democratic | ||||||
| David Due east. Finley | 1899–1917 | Democratic | ||||||
Senators
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- ↑ All data comes from the U.S. Census and is current every bit of the 2010 census.
- ↑ For more information on the parameters the U.South. Census Agency uses, please see our Race and Ethnicity on the Us Demography page.
- ↑ iii.0 iii.1 United states of america Senate, "Senators of the The states: 1789-present," accessed Baronial 21, 2018
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