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词条 List of members of the United States Senate
释义

  1. Party affiliation

  2. Leadership

     Majority leadership  Minority leadership 

  3. Senators

  4. See also

  5. Notes

  6. References

{{Use mdy dates|date=September 2018}}

The United States Senate consists of 100 members, two from each of the 50 states. Below is a list of U.S. senators, sitting in the 116th United States Congress

Party affiliation

{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}{{party color|Democratic Party (United States)}}{{party color|Independent}}
Affiliation Members
Republican Party53
Democratic Party}}45
Independent2{{efn|name=KingSanders|The two independent Senators, Angus King (I-ME) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT), caucus with the Democrats.}}
Total100

Leadership

OfficePartyOfficerStateSince
The Vice President of the United States is the President of the Senate}}RepublicanMike PenceAs Vice President, Pence represents no state, but his home state is Indiana.}}January 20, 2017
President pro temporeRepublicanChuck GrassleyIowaJanuary 3, 2019

Majority leadership

OfficeOfficerStateSince
Senate Majority LeaderMitch McConnellKentucky{{small>Party Leader since January 3, 2007}}
Senate Majority WhipJohn ThuneSouth DakotaJanuary 3, 2019
Chair, Republican ConferenceJohn BarrassoWyomingJanuary 3, 2019
Chair, Senate Republican Policy CommitteeRoy BluntMissouriJanuary 3, 2019
Vice Chair, Republican ConferenceJoni ErnstIowaJanuary 3, 2019
Chair, National Republican Senatorial CommitteeTodd YoungIndianaJanuary 3, 2019
Chair, Senate Republican Steering CommitteeMike LeeUtahJanuary 3, 2015
Senate Republican Chief Deputy WhipMike CrapoIdahoJanuary 3, 2013

Minority leadership

OfficeOfficerStateSince
Senate Minority Leader
Chair, Democratic Caucus		Chuck SchumerNew York{{small>Party Leader since January 3, 2017}}
Senate Minority WhipDick DurbinIllinois{{small>Party Whip since January 3, 2005}}
Senate Assistant Democratic LeaderPatty MurrayWashingtonJanuary 3, 2017
Chair, Senate Democratic Policy CommitteeDebbie StabenowMichiganJanuary 3, 2017
Vice Chair, Democratic CaucusMark WarnerVirginiaJanuary 3, 2017
Elizabeth WarrenMassachusettsJanuary 3, 2017
Chair, Senate Democratic Steering CommitteeAmy KlobucharMinnesotaJanuary 3, 2017
Chair, Senate Democratic Outreach CommitteeBernie SandersVermontJanuary 3, 2017
Vice Chair, Senate Democratic Policy CommitteeJoe ManchinWest VirginiaJanuary 3, 2017
Secretary, Democratic CaucusTammy BaldwinWisconsinJanuary 3, 2017
Chair, Democratic Senatorial Campaign CommitteeCatherine Cortez MastoNevadaJanuary 3, 2019
Senate Democratic Chief Deputy WhipJeff MerkleyOregonJanuary 3, 2017
President pro tempore emeritusPatrick LeahyVermont{{small>Party Dean since December 17, 2012}}

Senators

Legend
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StatePortraitNameBornOccupation(s)Previous
office(s)		Assumed office{{nowrap|Seat upResidence
AlabamaRichard|Shelby}}1934|5|6}}LawyerAL|7|U.S. House}}
Alabama Senate		January 3, 19872022Tuscaloosa[1]
Doug|Jones|dab=politician}}{{efn|Elected to the seat to succeed Luther Strange, who had been appointed to the seat following Jeff Sessions's resignation.[2]}}1954|5|4}}LawyerU.S. Attorney for the Northern District of AlabamaJanuary 3, 20182020Birmingham[1]
AlaskaLisa|Murkowski}}1957|5|22}}LawyerAlaska House of RepresentativesDecember 20, 20022022Anchorage[3]
Dan|Sullivan|Dan Sullivan (U.S. senator)}}1964|11|13}}U.S. Marine officer;
Lawyer		Alaska Attorney General
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State		January 3, 20152020Anchorage[3]
ArizonaKyrsten|Sinema}}1976|7|12}}Social Worker;
Political Activist		AZ|9|U.S. House}}
Arizona Senate
Arizona House		January 3, 20192024Phoenix[4]
Martha|McSally}}{{efn|Appointed to the seat after Jon Kyl's resignation following the death of John McCain.[5]}}1966|3|22}}U.S. Air Force officerAZ|2|U.S. House}}January 3, 2019Special 2020
Full 2022		Tucson[6]
ArkansasJohn|Boozman}}1950|12|10}}OptometristAR|3|U.S. House}}
Rogers Public Schools Board		January 3, 20112022Rogers[7]
Tom|Cotton}}1977|5|13}}Lawyer;
United States Army officer		AR|4|U.S. House}}January 3, 20152020Dardanelle[7]
CaliforniaDianne|Feinstein}}1933|6|22}}Non-profit organization fellowSan Francisco Mayor
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Member, California Women's Parole Board.		November 10, 19922024San Francisco[8]
Kamala|Harris}}1964|10|20}}LawyerCalifornia Attorney General
San Francisco District Attorney		January 3, 20172022Los Angeles[8]
ColoradoMichael|Bennet}}1964|11|28}}Public School AdministratorDenver Public Schools SuperintendentJanuary 22, 20092022Denver[9]
Cory|Gardner}}1974|8|22}}Lawyer;

Businessperson

CO|4|U.S. House}}
Colorado House		January 3, 20152020Denver[9]
ConnecticutRichard|Blumenthal}}1946|2|13}}Marine Corps Reserve Sergeant;
Senate staffer;
Lawyer		Connecticut Attorney General
Connecticut Senate
Connecticut House
United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut		January 3, 20112022Greenwich[10]
Chris|Murphy}}1973|8|3}}Lawyer;
Political campaign manager		CT|5|U.S. House}}
Connecticut Senate
Connecticut House		January 3, 20132024Cheshire[10]
DelawareTom|Carper}}1947|1|23}}U.S. Navy officer;
Delaware Office of Economic Development		{{ushr>DE|AL|U.S. House}}
Delaware Treasurer		January 3, 20012024Wilmington[11]
Chris|Coons}}1963|9|9}}Nonprofit organization executive;
Lawyer		New Castle County executiveNovember 15, 20102020Wilmington[11]
FloridaMarco|Rubio}}1971|5|28}}LawyerFlorida House Speaker
West Miami City Commission		January 3, 20112022Miami
Rick|Scott}}1952|12|1}}Lawyer;
Columbia/HCA CEO;
Venture Capitalist		Governor of FloridaJanuary 8, 20192024Naples[12]
GeorgiaJohnny|Isakson}}1944|12|28}}Real estate brokerGA|6|U.S. House}}
Georgia House
Georgia State Senate		January 3, 20052022Marietta[13]
David|Perdue}}1949|12|10}}Corporate executiveNoneJanuary 3, 20152020Sea Island[13]
HawaiiBrian|Schatz}}1972|10|20}}Nonprofit organization executiveLieutenant Governor of Hawaii
Hawaii House		December 26, 20122022Honolulu[14]
Mazie|Hirono}}1947|11|3}}LawyerHI|2|U.S. House}}
Hawaii House
Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii		January 3, 20132024Honolulu[14]
IdahoMike|Crapo}}1951|5|20}}LawyerID|2|U.S. House}}
Idaho Senate		January 3, 19992022Idaho Falls[15]
Jim|Risch}}1943|5|3}}Professor;
Rancher;
Nonprofit organization executive		Governor of Idaho
Lieutenant Governor of Idaho
Idaho Senate President pro tempore		January 3, 20092020Boise[15]
IllinoisDick|Durbin}}1944|11|21}}Lawyer;
Professor		IL|20|U.S. House}}January 3, 19972020Springfield[16]
Tammy|Duckworth}}1968|3|12}}National Guard officer
Staff supervisor, Rotary International		IL|8|U.S. House}}
U.S. Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Illinois Director of Veterans Affairs		January 3, 20172022Hoffman Estates[16]
IndianaTodd|Young}}1972|8|24}}Marine Corps rifleman;
Naval intelligence officer;
Professor;
Consultant		IN|9|U.S. House}}January 3, 20172022Bloomington
Mike|Braun}}1954|3|24}}BusinessmanIndiana HouseJanuary 3, 20192024Jasper[17]
IowaChuck|Grassley}}1933|9|17}}Farmer;
College professor		IA|3|U.S. House}}
Iowa House		January 3, 19812022New Hartford[18]
Joni|Ernst}}1970|7|1}}Farmer;
National Guard officer		Iowa SenateJanuary 3, 20152020Red Oak[18]
KansasPat|Roberts}}1936|4|20}}United States Marine Corps officer;
Journalist;
U.S. Senate staff member;
U.S. House staff member		KS|1|U.S. House}}January 3, 19972020Dodge City[19]
Jerry|Moran}}1954|5|29}}Banker;
Lawyer		KS|1|U.S. House}}
Kansas Senate		January 3, 20112022Hays[19]
KentuckyMitch|McConnell}}1942|2|20}}Lawyer;
U.S. Senate staff member		U.S. Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Judge-Executive of Jefferson County		January 3, 19852020Louisville[20]
Rand|Paul}}1963|1|7}}OphthalmologistNoneJanuary 3, 20112022Bowling Green[20]
LouisianaBill|Cassidy}}1957|9|28}}PhysicianLA|6|U.S. House}}
Louisiana Senate		January 3, 20152020Baton Rouge[21]
John|Kennedy|John Kennedy (Louisiana politician)}}1951|11|21}}Magazine editor;
Lawyer;
Professor
Staff of Louisiana Governor Buddy Roemer		Louisiana Treasurer
Secretary, Louisiana Department of Revenue		January 3, 20172022Madisonville[21]
MaineSusan|Collins}}1952|12|7}}House staffer;
Senate staffer;
Regional director, SBA;
Nonprofit organization executive		Deputy Treasurer, MA

Professional and Financial Regulation Commissioner, ME

January 3, 19972020Bangor[22]
Angus|King}}1944|3|31}}Lawyer;
Senate staffer;
Business founder
Corporate executive;
Public television news program host		Maine GovernorJanuary 3, 20132024Brunswick
MarylandBen|Cardin}}1943|10|5}}LawyerMD|3|U.S. House}}
Speaker of the Maryland House		January 3, 20072024Baltimore[23]
Chris|Van Hollen}}1959|1|10}}U.S. Senate staff member;
Maryland Governor's legislative advisor;
Lawyer		MD|8|U.S. House}}
Maryland General Assembly		January 3, 20172022Kensington[23]
MassachusettsElizabeth|Warren}}1949|6|22}}Lawyer;
Professor;
Research associate;
Nonprofit organization executive		COP Chair
CFPB Special Advisor		January 3, 20132024Cambridge[24]
Ed|Markey}}1946|7|11}}Member, United States Army Reserve
Lawyer		MA|7|U.S. House}}
Massachusetts House		July 16, 20132020Malden[24]
MichiganDebbie|Stabenow}}1950|4|29}}Social worker;
Leadership training consultant		MI|8|U.S. House}}
Michigan House
Michigan Senate		January 3, 20012024Lansing[25]
Gary|Peters}}1958|12|1}}Financial advisor;
Lecturer		MI|14|U.S. House}}
Michigan Senate		January 3, 20152020Bloomfield Hills[25]
MinnesotaAmy|Klobuchar}}1960|5|25}}LawyerHennepin County AttorneyJanuary 3, 20072024Minneapolis[26]
Tina|Smith}}{{efn|Appointed to the seat after Al Franken's resignation.[27]}}1958|3|4}}Public relations consultant;
Nonprofit organization executive;
Chief of staff to the Governor of Minnesota		Minnesota Lieutenant GovernorJanuary 3, 20182020Minneapolis[26]
MississippiRoger|Wicker}}1951|7|5}}U.S. Air Force officer/Judge Advocate;
U.S. House staffer;
Lawyer		MS|1|U.S. House}}
Mississippi Senate		December 31, 20072024Tupelo[28]
Cindy|Hyde-Smith}}{{efn|Appointed to the seat after Thad Cochran's resignation.}}1959|5|10}} FarmerMississippi Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce
Mississippi Senate		April 9, 20182020Brookhaven
MissouriRoy|Blunt}}1950|1|10}}University presidentMO|7|U.S. House}}
Missouri Secretary of State
Greene County Clerk		January 3, 20112022Springfield
Josh|Hawley}}1979|12|31}}LawyerMissouri Attorney GeneralJanuary 3, 20192024Ashland[29][30]
MontanaJon|Tester}}1956|8|21}}Music teacher;
Farmer		Montana Senate President
Big Sandy School Board		January 3, 20072024Big Sandy
Steve|Daines}}1962|8|20}}BusinesspersonMT|AL|U.S. House}}January 3, 20152020Bozeman
NebraskaDeb|Fischer}}1951|3|1}}RancherNebraska LegislatureJanuary 3, 20132024Valentine
Ben|Sasse}}1972|2|22}}Management consultant;
Nonprofit organization executive;
House staffer;
Professor;
University president		Asst Secretary for Planning and Evaluation (HHS)January 3, 20152020Fremont
NevadaCatherine|Cortez Masto}}1964|3|29}}LawyerNevada Attorney GeneralJanuary 3, 20172022Las Vegas
Jacky|Rosen}}1957|8|2}}Computer programmer;
Software developer;
Designer;
Consultant[31][32]		NV|3|U.S. House}}January 3, 20192024Henderson[31]
New HampshireJeanne|Shaheen}}1947|1|28}}Teacher;
Entrepreneur		New Hampshire Governor
New Hampshire Senate		January 3, 20092020Madbury
Maggie|Hassan}}1958|2|27}}LawyerNew Hampshire Governor
New Hampshire Senate		January 3, 20172022Newfields
New JerseyBob|Menendez}}1954|1|1}}LawyerNJ|13|U.S. House}}
New Jersey General Assembly
New Jersey Senate		January 18, 20062024Hoboken
Cory|Booker}}1969|4|27}}LawyerNewark Mayor
Newark Municipal Council		October 31, 20132020Newark
New MexicoTom|Udall}}1948|5|18}}LawyerNM|3|U.S. House}}
New Mexico Attorney General
Assistant U.S. Attorney		January 3, 20092020Santa Fe
Martin|Heinrich}}1971|10|17}}Nonprofit organization executive;
Consultant		NM|1|U.S. House}}
Albuquerque City Council		January 3, 20132024Albuquerque
New YorkChuck|Schumer}}1950|11|23}}LawyerNY|9|U.S. House}}
New York Assembly		January 3, 19992022Brooklyn
Kirsten|Gillibrand}}1966|12|9}}LawyerNY|20|U.S. House}}
U.S. HUD special counsel		January 26, 20092024Hudson
North CarolinaRichard|Burr}}1955|11|30}}Sales manager;
Nonprofit organization executive		NC|5|U.S. House}}January 3, 20052022Winston-Salem
Thom|Tillis}}1960|8|30}}Business consultantNorth Carolina House SpeakerJanuary 3, 20152020Huntersville
North DakotaJohn|Hoeven}}1957|3|13}}BankerNorth Dakota GovernorJanuary 3, 20112022Bismarck
Kevin|Cramer}}1961|1|21}}State Tourism Director;
State Economic Development and Finance Director
Former North Dakota Republican Party Chairman		ND|AL|U.S. House}}
North Dakota Public Service Commissioner		January 3, 20192024Bismarck[33]
OhioSherrod|Brown}}1952|11|9}}TeacherOH|13|U.S. House}}
Ohio Secretary of State
Ohio House		January 3, 20072024Lorain
Rob|Portman}}1955|12|19}}LawyerOH|2|U.S. House}}
U.S. Trade Representative
OMB Director		January 3, 20112022Terrace Park
OklahomaJim|Inhofe}}1934|11|17}}Businessperson;
Real estate developer;
Corporate executive		OK|1|U.S. House}}
Tulsa Mayor
Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma House		November 17, 19942020Tulsa
James|Lankford}}1968|3|4}}Nonprofit program directorOK|5|U.S. House}}January 3, 20152022Edmond
OregonRon|Wyden}}1949|5|3}}Teacher;
Nonprofit organization executive		OR|3|U.S. House}}February 6, 19962022Portland
Jeff|Merkley}}1956|10|24}}Nonprofit organization executive;
CBO analyst, Defense Department		Oregon House SpeakerJanuary 3, 20092020Portland
PennsylvaniaBob|Casey Jr.}}1960|4|13}}Teacher;
Lawyer		Pennsylvania Treasurer
Pennsylvania Auditor		January 3, 20072024Scranton
Pat|Toomey}}1961|11|17}}Currency trader;
Restaurant owner		PA|15|U.S. House}}January 3, 20112022Zionsville
Rhode IslandJack|Reed|Jack Reed (Rhode Island politician)}}1949|11|12}}Lawyer;
Army Reserve officer;
Army officer		RI|2|U.S. House}}
Rhode Island Senate		January 3, 19972020Cranston
Sheldon|Whitehouse}}1955|10|20}}LawyerRhode Island Attorney General
United States Attorney for Rhode Island		January 3, 20072024Providence
South CarolinaLindsey|Graham}}1955|7|9}}Lawyer;
Air Force Reserve officer		SC|3|U.S. House}}
South Carolina House		January 3, 20032020Seneca
Tim|Scott}}1965|9|19}}Insurance agent;
Financial adviser		SC|1|U.S. House}}
South Carolina House
Charleston County Council		January 2, 20132022North Charleston
South DakotaJohn|Thune}}1961|1|7}}Nonprofit organization executive;
State Railroad Director		SD|AL|U.S. House}}
South Dakota Republican Party Executive Director		January 3, 20052022Sioux Falls
Mike|Rounds}}1954|10|24}}BusinesspersonSouth Dakota Governor
South Dakota Senate		January 3, 20152020Fort Pierre
TennesseeLamar|Alexander}}1940|7|3}}Senate staffer;
Lawyer;
Businessperson		Tennessee Governor
U.S. Secretary of Education		January 3, 20032020Maryville
Marsha|Blackburn}}1952|6|6}}Consultant;
Executive Director of the Tennessee Film, Entertainment, and Music Commission;
Former Williamson County Republican Party Chairwoman		TN|7|U.S. House}}
Tennessee Senate		January 3, 20192024Brentwood[34]
TexasJohn|Cornyn}}1952|2|2}}LawyerTexas Attorney General
Texas Supreme Court
{{small>(Associate Justice)}}		December 1, 20022020San Antonio
Ted|Cruz}}1970|12|22}}
Lawyer
U.S. Assoc. Deputy AG
Texas Solicitor General		January 3, 20132024Houston
UtahMike|Lee|Mike Lee (American politician)}}1971|6|4}}Lawyer;
Governor's General Counsel		Assistant U.S. AttorneyJanuary 3, 20112022Alpine
Mitt|Romney}}1947|3|12}}BusinessmanMassachusetts GovernorJanuary 3, 20192024Holladay[35]
VermontPatrick|Leahy}}1940|3|31}}LawyerChittenden County State's AttorneyJanuary 3, 19752022Middlesex
Bernie|Sanders}}1941|9|8}}Filmmaker;
Carpenter;
Writer;
Researcher		VT|AL|U.S. House}}
Burlington Mayor		January 3, 20072024Burlington
VirginiaMark|Warner}}1954|12|15}}Businessperson;
Venture capitalist		Virginia Governor
Virginia Democratic Party Chair		January 3, 20092020Alexandria
Tim|Kaine}}1958|2|26}}Missionary;
Lawyer;
Teacher		Virginia Governor
Lt. Governor
Democratic National Committee Chair
Mayor of Richmond		January 3, 20132024Richmond
WashingtonPatty|Murray}}1950|10|11}}Teacher;
Lobbyist		Washington Senate
Shoreline School Board		January 3, 19932022Seattle
Maria|Cantwell}}1958|10|13}}Marketing Vice PresidentWA|1|U.S. House}}
Washington House		January 3, 20012024Edmonds
West VirginiaJoe|Manchin}}1947|8|24}}Corporate executiveWest Virginia Governor
West Virginia Secretary of State
West Virginia House
West Virginia Senate		November 15, 20102024Charleston
Shelley Moore|Capito}}1953|11|26}}College career counselor
Director, state Board of Regents educational information center		WV|2|U.S. House}}
West Virginia House		January 3, 20152020Charleston
WisconsinRon|Johnson|Ron Johnson (Wisconsin politician)}}1955|4|8}}Accountant;
Corporate executive		NoneJanuary 3, 20112022Oshkosh
Tammy|Baldwin}}1962|2|11}}LawyerWI|2|U.S. House}}
Wisconsin Assembly		January 3, 20132024Madison
WyomingMike|Enzi}}1944|2|1}}Nonprofit organization executive;
Accountant
CEO;
Severed in the Wyoming Air National Guard		Wyoming House
Wyoming Senate		January 3, 19972020Gillette
John|Barrasso}}1952|7|21}}Orthopedic surgeon;
Medical chief of staff;
Nonprofit organization executive		Wyoming SenateJune 25, 20072024Casper

See also

  • List of current members of the United States House of Representatives
  • List of members of the United States Congress by longevity of service
  • Seniority in the United States Senate

Notes

{{Notelist}}

References

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