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109th United States Senate (by state)

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Contents 1 Leadership 2 Current Members 3 Changes in Membership of the 109th Congress - Senate 4 Related Articles

Leadership

Office	Senator	Party	State
President	Richard B. Cheney	Republican	Wyoming
President pro tempore	Theodore F. Stevens	Republican	Alaska
Majority Leader	William H. Frist	Republican	Tennessee
Minority Leader	Harry M. Reid	Democrat	Nevada
Majority Whip	A. Mitchell McConnell Jr.	Republican	Kentucky
Minority Whip	Richard J. Durbin	Democrat	Illinois

Current Members

The following is a list of the Senators of the 109th United States Congress, sorted by state. Each Senator's "Class" is also noted; Class 1 is up for re-election in November 2006 (and every six years thereafter), Class 2 is up for re-election in November 2008, and Class 3 is up for re-election in November 2010.

Alaska Lisa Murkowski (R) [Class 3] Ted Stevens (R) [Class 2] Alabama Jeff Sessions (R) [Class 2] Richard Shelby (R) [Class 3] Arkansas Blanche Lincoln (D) [Class 3] Mark Pryor (D) [Class 2] Arizona Jon Kyl (R) [Class 1] John McCain (R) [Class 3] California Barbara Boxer (D) [Class 3] Dianne Feinstein (D) [Class 1] Colorado Wayne Allard (R) [Class 2] Ken Salazar (D) [Class 3] Connecticut Christopher Dodd (D) [Class 3] Joseph Lieberman (D) [Class 1] Delaware Joseph Biden (D) [Class 2] Thomas Carper (D) [Class 1] Florida Mel Martinez (R) [Class 3] Bill Nelson (D) [Class 1] Georgia Saxby Chambliss (R) [Class 2] Johnny Isakson (R) [Class 3] Hawaii Daniel Akaka (D) [Class 1] Daniel Inouye (D) [Class 3] Iowa Chuck Grassley (R) [Class 3] Tom Harkin (D) [Class 2] Idaho Larry Craig (R) [Class 2] Michael Crapo (R) [Class 3] Illinois Richard Durbin (D) [Class 2] Barack Obama (D) [Class 3] Indiana Evan Bayh (D) [Class 3] Richard Lugar (R) [Class 1] Kansas Sam Brownback (R) [Class 3] Pat Roberts (R) [Class 2] Kentucky Jim Bunning (R) [Class 3] Mitch McConnell (R) [Class 2]

Louisiana David Vitter (R) [Class 3] Mary Landrieu (D) [Class 2] Massachusetts Edward Kennedy (D) [Class 1] John Kerry (D) [Class 2] Maryland Barbara Mikulski (D) [Class 3] Paul Sarbanes (D) [Class 1] Maine Susan Collins (R) [Class 2] Olympia Snowe (R) [Class 1] Michigan Carl Levin (D) [Class 2] Debbie Stabenow (D) [Class 1] Minnesota Norm Coleman (R) [Class 2] Mark Dayton (D) [Class 1] Missouri Christopher Bond (R) [Class 3] James Talent (R) [Class 1] Mississippi Thad Cochran (R) [Class 2] Trent Lott (R) [Class 1] Montana Max Baucus (D) [Class 2] Conrad Burns (R) [Class 1] North Carolina Elizabeth Dole (R) [Class 2] Richard Burr (R) [Class 3] North Dakota Kent Conrad (D) [Class 1] Byron Dorgan (D) [Class 3] Nebraska Chuck Hagel (R) [Class 2] Ben Nelson (D) [Class 1] New Hampshire Judd Gregg (R) [Class 3] John Sununu (R) [Class 2] New Jersey Bob Menendez (D) [Class 1] Frank Lautenberg (D) [Class 2] New Mexico Jeff Bingaman (D) [Class 1] Pete Domenici (R) [Class 2] Nevada John Ensign (R) [Class 1] Harry Reid (D) [Class 3] New York Hillary Clinton (D) [Class 1] Charles E. Schumer (D) [Class 3]

Ohio Mike DeWine (R) [Class 1] George Voinovich (R) [Class 3] Oklahoma James Inhofe (R) [Class 2] Tom Colburn (R) [Class 3] Oregon Gordon Smith (R) [Class 2] Ron Wyden (D) [Class 3] Pennsylvania Rick Santorum (R) [Class 1] Arlen Specter (R) [Class 3] Rhode Island Lincoln Chafee (R) [Class 1] Jack Reed (D) [Class 2] South Carolina Lindsey Graham (R) [Class 2] Jim DeMint (R) [Class 3] South Dakota John Thune (R) [Class 3] Tim Johnson (D) [Class 2] Tennessee Lamar Alexandar (R) [Class 2] Bill Frist (R) [Class 1] Texas John Cornyn (R) [Class 2] Kay Bailey Hutchison (R) [Class 1] Utah Robert Bennett (R) [Class 3] Orrin Hatch (R) [Class 1] Virginia George Allen (R) [Class 1] John Warner (R) [Class 2] Vermont James Jeffords (I) [Class 1] Patrick Leahy (D) [Class 3] Washington Maria Cantwell (D) [Class 1] Patty Murray (D) [Class 3] Wisconsin Russ Feingold (D) [Class 3] Herb Kohl (D) [Class 1] West Virginia Robert Byrd (D) [Class 1] John Rockefeller (D) [Class 2] Wyoming Michael Enzi (R) [Class 2] Craig Thomas (R) [Class 1]

Democrats: 44
Republicans: 55
Independents: 1

Changes in Membership of the 109th Congress - Senate

</td> <tr> <td align="left" valign="top">Jon Corzine
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">New Jersey
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Resignation - he was elected Governor.
</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Bob Menendez</td> <td align="left" valign="top">Appointed in Dec. 2005
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Senator

State

Reason for Vacancy

Successor

Date of Election of Successor

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