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Record of Members of Senate from 1850–2021

Name 1Politics Residence Congresses Served 2Bard, Thomas R Hueneme 56th (1900–1901), 57th (1901–1903), 58th (1903–1905)

Boxer, Barbara D 103rd (1993–1995), 104th (1995–1997), 105th (1997–1999), 106th (1999–2001), 107th (2001–2003), 108th (2003–2005), 109th (2005–2007), 110th (2007–2009), 111th (2009–2011), 112th (2011–2013), 113th (2013–2015), 114th (2015–2017) 3Broderick, David C. D 35th (1857–1859), 36th (1859) Record of Members of from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 4Casserly, Eugene D San Francisco 41st (1869–1871), 42nd (1871–1873), 43rd (1873) 5Cole, Cornelius U.R. San Francisco 40th (1867–1869), 41st (1869–1871), 42nd (1871–1873) 6Conness, John Douglas D Sacramento, 38th (1863–1865), 39th (1865–1867), 40th Georgetown (1867–1869) Cranston, Alan D Los Angeles 91st (1969–1971), 92nd (1971–1973), 93rd (1973–1975), 94th (1975–1977), 95th (1977–1979), 96th (1979–1981), 97th (1981–1983), 98th (1983–1985), 99th (1985–1987), 100th (1987–1989), 101st (1989–1991), 102nd (1991–1993) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 7Downey, Sheridan D Atherton, Claremont 76th (1939–1941), 77th (1941–1943), 78th (1943–1945), 79th (1945–1947), 80th (1947–1949), 81st (1949–1950) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 8Engle, Clair D Red Bluff 86th (1959–1961), 87th (1961–1963), 88th (1963–1964) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served Farley, James T. D Jackson 46th (1879–1881), 47th (1881–1883), 48th (1883–1885) 9Feinstein, Dianne D San Francisco 102nd (1992–1993), 103rd (1993–1995), 104th (1995–1997), 105th (1997–1999), 106th (1999–2001), 107th (2001–2003), 108th (2003–2005), 109th (2005–2007), 110th (2007–2009), 111th (2009–2011), 112th (2011–2013), 113th (2013–2015), 114th (2015–2017), 115th (2017–2019), 116th (2019–2021), 117th (2021) 10Felton, Charles N. R San Francisco 52nd (1891–1893) Flint, Frank P. R Los Angeles 59th (1905–1907), 60th (1907–1909), 61st (1909–1911) 11Fremont, John C. F-S.D. San Francisco 31st (1850–1851) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 12Gwin, William M. D San Francisco 31st (1850–1851), 32nd (1851–1853), 33rd (1853–1855), 34th (1857),13 35th (1857–1859), 36th (1859–1861) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 14Hager, John S. A-M.D. San Francisco 43rd (1874–1875) 15Harris, Kamala D. D Los Angeles 115th (2017–2019), 116th (2019–2021), 117th (2021) 16Haun, Henry P. D Marysville 36th (1859–1860) Hayakawa, S.I. R Mill Valley 95th (1977–1979), 96th (1979–1981), 97th (1981–1983) 17Hearst, George D San Francisco 49th (1886), 50th (1887–1889), 51st (1889–1891) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 18Johnson, Hiram W. R San Francisco 65th (1917–1919), 66th (1919–1921), 67th (1921–1923), 68th (1923–1925), 69th (1925–1927), 70th (1927–1929), 71st (1929–1931), 72nd (1931–1933), 73rd (1933–1935), 74th (1935–1937), 75th (1937–1939), 76th (1939–1941), 77th (1941–1943), 78th (1943–1945), 79th (1945) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 19Knowland, William F. R Piedmont 79th (1945–1947), 80th (1947–1949), 81st (1949–1951), 82nd (1951–1953), 83rd (1953–1955), 84th (1955–1957), 85th (1957–1959) 20Kuchel,Thomas H. R Anaheim 82nd (1953), 83rd (1953–1955), 84th (1955–1957), 85th (1957–1959), 86th (1959–1961), 87th (1961–1963), 88th (1963–1965), 89th (1965–1967), 90th (1967–1969) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 21Latham, Milton S. D San Francisco, 36th (1860–1861), 37th (1861–1863) Sacramento Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 22McAdoo, William Gibbs D Los Angeles 73rd (1933–1935), 74th (1935–1937), 75th (1937–1938) 23McDougal, James A. D San Francisco 37th (1861–1863), 38th (1863–1865), 39th (1865–1867) 24Miller, John F. R San Francisco 47th (1881–1883), 48th (1883–1885), 49th (1885–1886) 25Murphy, George R Beverly Hills 88th (1965), 89th (1965–1967), 90th (1967–1969), 91st (1969–1971) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 26Nixon, Richard M. R Whittier 81st (1950–1951), 82nd (1951–1953) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 27Padilla, Alex D Los Angeles 117th (2021) 28Perkins, George C. R Oakland 53rd (1893–1895), 54th (1895–1897), 55th (1897–1899), 56th (1899–1901), 57th (1901–1903), 58th (1903–1905), 59th (1905–1907), 60th (1907–1909), 61st (1909–1911), 62nd (1911–1913), 63rd (1913–1915) Phelan, James D. D San Francisco 64th (1915–1917), 65th (1917–1919), 66th (1919–1921) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 29Salinger, Pierre D San Francisco 88th (1964) 30Sargent, Aaron A. R City 43rd (1873–1875), 44th (1875–1877), 45th (1877–1879) 31Seymour, John R Anaheim 102nd (1991–1992) Shortridge, Samuel M. R Menlo Park 67th (1921–1923), 68th (1923–1925), 69th (1925–1927), 70th (1927–1929), 71st (1929–1931), 72nd (1931–1933) 32Stanford, Leland R San Francisco 49th (1885–1887), 50th (1887–1889), 51st (1889–1891), 52nd (1891–1893), 53rd (1893)

33Storke, Thomas M. D Santa Barbara 75th (1938–1939) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 34Tunney, John V. D Riverside 91st (1971), 92nd (1971–1973), 93rd (1973–1975), 94th (1975–1977) Record of Members of United States Senate from California 1850–2021

Name Politics Residence Congresses Served 35Weller, John B. Union D San Francisco 32nd (1852–1853), 33rd (1853–1855), 34th (1855–1857) White, Stephen M. D Los Angeles 53rd (1893–1895), 54th (1895–1897), 55th (1897–1899) 36Williams, Abrum P. R San Francisco 49th (1886–1887) 37Wilson, Pete R 98th (1983–1985), 99th (1985–1987), 100th (1987–1989), 101st (1989–1991) Works, John D. R Los Angeles 62nd (1911–1913), 63rd (1913–1915), 64th (1915–1917) Full Names of Party Affiliations A-B.D Anti-Broderick Democrat Amer. American A-L.D Anti-Lecompton Democrat A-M.D Anti-Monopoly Democrat Bell-Everett Bell-Everett Breck. D Breckenridge Democrat D Democrat Douglas D Douglas Democrat F-S.D Free-Soil Democrat Fusion Fusion Greenback Greenback I.L. Independence League Ind. Independent Ind. D Independent Democrat Ind. Prog. Independent Progressive Lecomp. D Lecompton Democrat NP Nonpartisan Pop. Populist Peo. P. People's Party Prog. Progressive P.R. Progressive Republican Proh. Prohibition R Republican Soc. Socialist Union D. Union Democrat ULP Union Labor Party Union Union U. R. Union Republican Whig Whig Work. Workingmen's Party United States Senate Footnotes

1 The full names of the political affiliations appear following this Congressional listing. 2 The Legislature failed to elect a Senator for the term beginning March 4, 1899, until February 7, 1900. Seated March 5, 1900. 3 Died in office September 16, 1859. Mortally wounded in a duel by David S. Terry, Chief Justice, California Supreme Court. 4 Resigned from office November 29, 1873. 5 Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 6 Elected as Douglas Democrat but later changed to Union Republican. 7 Resigned from office November 30, 1950. 8 Died in office July 30, 1964. Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 9 Seated November 10, 1992. 10 Elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of George Hart. Seated December 7, 1891. Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 11 Elected September 1850; term expired March 3, 1851. 12 Elected September 1850. 13 Not Seated until February 16, 1857. 14 Elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of . Seated February 9, 1874. 15 Resigned from office January 18, 2021, to become Vice President of the United States. 16 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of David C. Broderick. Seated December 5, 1859. 17 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John F. Miller. Seated April 9, 1886. Elected in 1887. Died in office February 28, 1891. 18 Died in office August 6, 1945. 19 Appointed and elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hiram W. Johnson. Seated September 5, 20 Appointed and elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Richard M. Nixon. Seated January 3, 21 Elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of David C. Broderick. Seated March 5, 1860. Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 22 Resigned from office November 8, 1938. 23 Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. United States Senate Footnotes

24 Died in office March 8, 1886. 25 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of . Seated January 1, 1965. Elected for a full term beginning January 3, 1965. Resigned January 2, 1971. 26 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of . Seated December 4, 1950. Resigned January 1, 1953. Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 27 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the Resignation of Kamala D. Harris. Seated January 20, 2021. 28 Appointed and then elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of . Seated August 8, 1893. 29 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of . Seated August 5, 1964. Resigned December 31, 1964. 30 Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 31 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of . Seated January 10, 1991. 32 Died in office June 21, 1893. 33 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William Gibbs McAdoo. Was never sworn in, as Congress was not in session from the time of his appointment, November 9, 1938, and the expiration of the term, January 3, 1939. 34 Appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of George L. Murphy. Seated January 2, 1971. Elected for a full term beginning January 3, 1971. Also served as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from California. 35 Seated May 14, 1852. 36 Elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John F. Miller. Seated December 6, 1886. 37 Resigned from office January 7, 1991, to become . Succeeded by John Seymour.