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List of US Senators in 1999-2001

Senate Seat Allocation

List of US Senators of the US Congress of the 106th convocation, working from January 3, 1999 to January 3, 2001.

Vice President Al Gore was President of the Senate
Strom Termond was elected Vice President of the Senate
SenatorName in EnglishElected from the stateParty affiliation
Daniel AkakaDaniel AkakaHawaiiDemocrat
Paul CoverdellPaul coverdellGeorgiaRepublican
Zell MillerZell millerDemocrat
Fred thompsonFred thompsonTennesseeRepublican
Wayne AllardWayne allardColoradoRepublican
Chuck robbChuck robbVirginiaDemocrat
Evan BaiEvan bayhIndianaDemocrat
Joe BidenJoseph BidenDelawareDemocrat
Jim BunningJim bunningKentuckyRepublican
Max BaucusMax baucusMontanaDemocrat
Robert BennettRobert BennettUtahRepublican
Robert BirdRobert ByrdWest VirginiaDemocrat
Conrad BurnsConrad burnsMontanaRepublican
John edwardsJohn edwardsNorth CarolinaDemocrat
Jeff BingamanJeff bingamanNew MexicoDemocrat
Barbara BoxerBarbara boxerCaliforniaDemocrat
Keith BondChristopher bondMissouriRepublican
Sam BrownbackSam brownbackKansasRepublican
John BroxJohn breauxLouisianaDemocrat
George VoinovichGeorge VoinovichOhioRepublican
Chuck GrassleyChuck grassleyIowaRepublican
Jad greggJudd greggNew hampshireRepublican
Strom TermondStrom thurmondSouth CarolinaRepublican
Mike DevineMike dewineOhioRepublican
Ernest HollingsErnest hollingsSouth CarolinaDemocrat
James jeffordsJames jeffordsVermontRepublican
Tim JohnsonTim johnsonSouth DakotaDemocrat
Christopher DoddChristopher doddConnecticutDemocrat
Pete DomenichiPete domeniciNew MexicoRepublican
Byron DorganByron dorganNorth DakotaDemocrat
Jesse HelmsJesse helmsNorth CarolinaRepublican
Richard DurbinRichard DurbinIllinoisDemocrat
Rod GramsRod gramsMinnesotaRepublican
Michael enzyMichael enziWyomingRepublican
Daniel InouiDaniel InouyeHawaiiDemocrat
Richard BrianRichard BryanNevadaDemocrat
James InhofJames inhofeOklahomaRepublican
Slade GortonSlade gortonWashingtonRepublican
William RothWilliam rothDelawareRepublican
John chafeyJohn chafeeRhode IslandRepublican
Lincoln ChafeyLincoln chafeeRepublican
Edward KennedyEdward kennedyMassachusettsDemocrat
John KerryJohn kerryMassachusettsDemocrat
John kyleJon kylArizonaRepublican
Daniel MoynihanDaniel MoynihanNew YorkDemocrat
Don NicklesDon nicklesOklahomaRepublican
Susan CollinsSusan collinsMaineRepublican
Herb KohlHerb kohlWisconsinDemocrat
Kent ConradKent ConradNorth DakotaDemocrat
Philip GrammPhilip grammTexasRepublican
Frank LautenbergFrank lautenbergNew JerseyDemocrat
Paul WellstonePaul wellstoneMinnesotaDemocrat
Ted cochranThad cochranMississippiRepublican
Larry CraigLarry craigIdahoRepublican
Michael CraypoMichael crapoIdahoRepublican
Robert TorricelliRobert TorricelliNew JerseyDemocrat
Karl LevinCarl LevinMichiganDemocrat
Joseph LiebermanJoseph LiebermanConnecticutDemocrat
Patrick LeahyPatrick leahyVermontDemocrat
Blanche lincolnBlanche lincolnArkansasDemocrat
Trent Lott [1]Trent lottMississippiRepublican
Richard LugarRichard LugarIndianaRepublican
Mary landrewMary landrieuLouisianaDemocrat
Mitch McConnellMitch mcconnellKentuckyRepublican
John McCainJohn mccainArizonaRepublican
Bob grahamBob grahamFloridaDemocrat
Frank MerkauskiFrank murkowskiAlaskaRepublican
Barbara MikulskiBarbara mikulskiMarylandDemocrat
Patty MurrayPatty murrayWashingtonDemocrat
Connie MackConnie mackFloridaRepublican
Bob KerryBob kerreyNebraskaDemocrat
Peter FitzgeraldPeter FitzgeraldIllinoisRepublican
Tim HutchinsonTim hutchinsonArkansasRepublican
Harry reidHarry reidNevadaDemocrat
Jack reedJack reedRhode IslandDemocrat
Pat robertsPat robertsKansasRepublican
John RockefellerJohn rockefellerWest VirginiaDemocrat
Ben campbellBen campbellColoradoRepublican
Rick SantorumRick santorumPennsylvaniaRepublican
Paul SarbanesPaul sarbanesMarylandDemocrat
Jeff SessionsJeff sessionsAlabamaRepublican
Gordon SmithGordon smithOregonRepublican
Olympia SnowOlympia snoweMaineRepublican
Arlen SpecterArlen specterPennsylvaniaRepublican
Ted stevensTed stevensAlaskaRepublican
Spencer AbrahamSpencer abrahamMichiganRepublican
Bob smithBob smithNew hampshireRepublican
Craig ThomasCraig thomasWyomingRepublican
Tom Dashle [2]Tom daschleSouth DakotaDemocrat
John AshcroftJohn ashcroftMissouriRepublican
Ron WydenRon wydenOregonDemocrat
John warnerJohn warnerVirginiaRepublican
Dianne FeinsteinDianne feinsteinCaliforniaDemocrat
Bill fristBill fristTennesseeRepublican
Russell FeingoldRussell FeingoldWisconsinDemocrat
Tom HarkinTom harkinIowaDemocrat
Kay HutchisonKay hutchisonTexasRepublican
Chuck HagelChuck hagelNebraskaRepublican
Orrin HatchOrrin hatchUtahRepublican
Max ClelandMax clelandGeorgiaDemocrat
Richard ShelbyRichard ShelbyAlabamaRepublican
Charles SchumerCharles SchumerNew YorkDemocrat

Notes

  1. ↑ Leader of the (Republican) majority in the Senate
  2. ↑ Leader of the (democratic) minority in the Senate

See also

  • List of US Senators
  • List of US Senators in 2001-2003
  • List of US Senators in 1997-1999

Links

  • Chronological List of Senators
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Senators_list_USA_in_1999—2001_year&oldid=97366406


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