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US Senators 1999 – Full List

Jan 05, 1999

This is the complete list of United States senators following the elections of November 1998.

Note: The list has been updated to include the appointment of Senator Lincoln Chafee to replace his father, John Chafee, who died in October 1999. It also records the death of Paul Coverdell in July 2000.

Alphabetical List of Members of the United States Senate 1999 106th Congress Republican=55, Democrat=45
No	Name	State	Party	First Elected	Election Due
1	Abraham, Spence	Michigan	Republican	1994	2000
2	Akaka, Daniel K.	Hawaii	Democrat	1990	2000
3	Allard, Wayne	Colorado	Republican	1996	2002
4	Ashcroft, John	Missouri	Republican	1995	2000
5	Baucus, Max	Montana	Democrat	1978	2002
6	Bayh, Evan	Indiana	Democrat	1998	2004
7	Bennett, Robert	Utah	Republican	1993	2004
8	Biden Jr., Joseph R.	Delaware	Democrat	1973	2002
9	Bingaman, Jeff	New Mexico	Democrat	1983	2000
10	Bond, Christopher S.	Missouri	Republican	1987	2004
11	Boxer, Barbara	California	Democrat	1993	2004
12	Breaux, John B.	Louisiana	Democrat	1987	2004
13	Brownback, Sam	Kansas	Republican	1996	2004
14	Bryan, Richard H.	Nevada	Democrat	1989	2000
15	Bunning, Jim	Kentucky	Republican	1998	2004
16	Burns, Conrad R.	Montana	Republican	1989	2000
17	Byrd, Robert C.	West Virginia	Democrat	1959	2000
18	Campbell, Ben N.	Colorado	Republican	1993	2004
19	Chafee, John H. died Oct 1999 Chafee, Lincoln appointed	Rhode Island	Republican	1976 1999	2000
20	Cleland, Max	Georgia	Democrat	1996	2002
21	Cochran, Thad	Mississippi	Republican	1978	2002
22	Collins, Susan	Maine	Republican	1996	2002
23	Conrad, Kent	North Dakota	Democrat	1987	2000
24	Coverdell, Paul died 18 July 2000	Georgia	Republican	1993	2004
25	Craig, Larry E.	Idaho	Republican	1991	2002
26	Crapo, Mike	Idaho	Republican	1998	2004
27	Daschle, Thomas A.	South Dakota	Democrat	1987	2004
28	DeWine, Mike	Ohio	Republican	1995	2000
29	Dodd, Christopher J.	Connecticut	Democrat	1981	2004
30	Domenici, Pete V.	New Mexico	Republican	1973	2002
31	Dorgan, Byron L.	North Dakota	Democrat	1992	2004
32	Durbin, Richard	Illinois	Democrat	1996	2002
33	Edwards, John	North Carolina	Democrat	1998	2004
34	Enzi, Mike	Wyoming	Republican	1996	2002
35	Feingold, Russell	Wisconsin	Democrat	1993	2004
36	Feinstein, Dianne	California	Democrat	1992	2000
37	Fitzgerald, Peter	Illinois	Republican	1998	2004
38	Frist, Bill	Tennessee	Republican	1995	2000
39	Gorton, Slade	Washington	Republican	1989	2000
40	Graham, Robert	Florida	Democrat	1987	2004
41	Gramm, Phil	Texas	Republican	1985	2002
42	Grams, Rod	Minnesota	Republican	1995	2000
43	Grassley, Charles E.	Iowa	Republican	1981	2004
44	Gregg, Judd	New Hampshire	Republican	1993	2004
45	Hagel, Charles	Nebraska	Republican	1996	2002
46	Harkin, Thomas	Iowa	Democrat	1985	2002
47	Hatch, Orrin G.	Utah	Republican	1977	2000
48	Helms, Jesse	North Carolina	Republican	1973	2002
49	Hollings, Ernest F.	South Carolina	Democrat	1966	2004
50	Hutchinson, Tim	Arkansas	Republican	1996	2002
51	Hutchison, Kay Bailey	Texas	Republican	1993	2000
52	Inhofe, Jim	Oklahoma	Republican	1995	2002
53	Inouye, Jim	Hawaii	Democrat	1963	2004
54	Jeffords, James M.	Vermont	Republican	1989	2000
55	Johnson, Tim	South Dakota	Democrat	1996	2002
56	Kennedy, Edward M.	Massachusetts	Democrat	1962	2000
57	Kerrey, Joseph R. (Bob)	Nebraska	Democrat	1989	2000
58	Kerry, John	Massachusetts	Democrat	1985	2002
59	Kohl, Herbert H.	Wisconsin	Democrat	1989	2000
60	Kyl, Jon	Arizona	Republican	1995	2000
61	Landrieu, Mary	Louisiana	Democrat	1996	2002
62	Lautenberg, Frank R.	New Jersey	Democrat	1982	2000
63	Leahy, Patrick J.	Vermont	Democrat	1975	2004
64	Levin, Carl	Michigan	Democrat	1979	2002
65	Lieberman, Joseph I.	Connecticut	Democrat	1989	2000
66	Lincoln, Blanche	Arkansas	Democrat	1998	2004
67	Lott, Trent	Mississippi	Republican	1989	2000
68	Lugar, Richard G.	Indiana	Republican	1977	2000
69	Mack, Connie	Florida	Republican	1989	2000
70	McCain, John	Arizona	Republican	1987	2004
71	McConnell, Mitch	Kentucky	Republican	1985	2002
72	Mikulski, Barbara A.	Maryland	Democrat	1987	2004
73	Moynihan, Daniel P.	New York	Democrat	1977	2000
74	Murkowski, Frank H.	Alaska	Republican	1981	2004
75	Murray, Patty	Washington	Democrat	1993	2004
76	Nickles, Donald	Oklahoma	Republican	1981	2004
77	Reed, Jack	Rhode Island	Democrat	1996	2002
78	Reid, Harry	Nevada	Democrat	1987	2004
79	Robb, Charles S.	Virginia	Democrat	1989	2000
80	Roberts, Pat	Kansas	Republican	1996	2002
81	Rockefeller IV, John D.	West Virginia	Democrat	1985	2002
82	Roth Jr., William V.	Delaware	Republican	1971	2000
83	Santorum, Rick	Pennsylvania	Republican	1995	2000
84	Sarbanes, Paul S.	Maryland	Democrat	1977	2000
85	Schumer, Charles	New York	Democrat	1998	2004
86	Sessions, Jeff	Alabama	Republican	1977	2002
87	Shelby, Richard C.	Alabama	Republican	1987	2004
88	Smith, Gordon	Oregon	Republican	1996	2002
89	Smith, Robert C.	New Hampshire	Republican	1990	2002
90	Snowe, Olympia J.	Maine	Republican	1995	2000
91	Specter, Arlen	Pennsylvania	Republican	1981	2004
92	Stevens, Ted	Alaska	Republican	1968	2002
93	Thomas, Craig	Wyoming	Republican	1995	2000
94	Thompson, Fred	Tennessee	Republican	1995	2002
95	Thurmond, Strom	South Carolina	Republican	1956	2002
96	Torricelli, Robert	New Jersey	Democrat	1996	2002
97	Voinovich, George	Ohio	Republican	1998	2004
98	Warner, John W.	Virginia	Republican	1979	2002
99	Wellstone, Paul	Minnesota	Democrat	1991	2002
100	Wyden, Ron	Oregon	Democrat	1996	2004

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