The Political Graveyard: Oregon: U.S. Senators

Oregon: U.S. Senators

U.S. Senators from Oregon, 1859-2002 (May be incomplete!)
Joseph Lane 1859-61 Delazon Smith 1859 Edward D. Baker 1860-61 James W. Nesmith 1861-67 Benjamin Stark 1861-62 Benjamin F. Harding 1862-65 George H. Williams 1865-71 Henry Winslow Corbett 1867-73 James K. Kelly 1871-77 John H. Mitchell 1873-79 La Fayette Grover 1877-83 James Harvey Slater 1879-85 Joseph N. Dolph 1883-95 John H. Mitchell 1885-97 George W. McBride 1895-1901 Joseph Simon 1898-1903 John H. Mitchell 1901-05 Charles W. Fulton 1903-09 John M. Gearin 1905-07 Fred W. Mulkey 1907 Jonathan Bourne, Jr. 1907-13 George E. Chamberlain 1909-21 Harry Lane 1913-17 Charles L. McNary 1917-18 Fred W. Mulkey 1918 Charles L. McNary 1918-44 Robert N. Stanfield 1921-27 Frederick Steiwer 1927-38 Alfred Evan Reames 1938 Alexander G. Barry 1938-39 Rufus C. Holman 1939-45 Guy Cordon 1944-55 Wayne L. Morse 1945-69 Richard L. Neuberger 1955-60 Hall S. Lusk 1960-61 Maurine Neuberger 1960-67 Mark O. Hatfield 1967-97 Bob Packwood 1969-95 Ron Wyden 1996- Gordon Smith 1997-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1860: George L. Curry, defeated.

1861 Oct 21: Edward D. Baker, died in office.

1905 Dec 8: John H. Mitchell, died in office.

1906 Nov 6: Jonathan Bourne, Jr. (Rep), elected; John M. Gearin (Dem), defeated; A. G. Simola (Socialist), defeated; B. Lee Paget (Prohibition), defeated.

1906 Nov 6: Fred W. Mulkey (Rep), elected; J. D. Stevens (Socialist), defeated; Hiram Gould (Prohibition), defeated.

1908 Nov 3: George E. Chamberlain (Dem), elected; H. M. Oake (Rep), defeated; J. Cooper (Socialist), defeated; I. H. Amos (Prohibition), defeated.

1912 Nov 5: Harry Lane (Dem), elected; Ben Selling (Rep), defeated; Jonathan Bourne, Jr. (Progressive), defeated; B. F. Ramp (Socialist), defeated; A. E. Clark (Progressive), defeated; B. Lee Paget (Prohibition), defeated.

1914 Nov 3: George E. Chamberlain (Dem), elected; R. A. Booth (Rep), defeated; William Hanley (Progressive), defeated; B. F. Ramp (Socialist), defeated; H. S. Stine (Prohibition), defeated.

1917 May 23: Harry Lane, died in office.

1917 May 29: Charles L. McNary, appointed.

1918 Nov 5: Charles L. McNary (Rep), elected; Oswald West (Dem), defeated; Albert Slaughter (Socialist), defeated.

1918 Nov 5: Fred W. Mulkey (Rep), elected; Martha Bean (Socialist), defeated.

1918 Dec 17: Fred W. Mulkey, resigned; Charles L. McNary, appointed.

1920 Nov 2: Robert N. Stanfield (Rep), elected; George E. Chamberlain (Dem), defeated; Albert Slaughter (Socialist), defeated; Thomas A. Hayes (Ind), defeated; C. H. Svenson (Industrial Labor), defeated.

1924 Nov 4: Charles L. McNary (Rep), elected; Milton A. Miller (Dem), defeated; F. E. Coulter (Progressive), defeated; R. Robinson (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1926 Nov 2: Frederick Steiwer (Rep), elected; Bert E. Haney (Dem), defeated; Robert N. Stanfield (Ind), defeated; W. P. Adams (Ind), defeated.

1930 Nov 4: Charles L. McNary (Rep), elected; Elton Watkins (Dem), defeated; Llewellyn A. Banks (Ind), defeated; H. H. Stallard (Ind), defeated; O. D. Teel (Socialist & Ind), defeated.

1932 Nov 8: Frederick Steiwer (Rep), elected; Walter B. Gleason (Dem), defeated; Joe A. Thomas (Socialist), defeated; F. E. Coulter (Ind), defeated; Sverre Jacobson (Socialist Labor), defeated; A. G. Krueger (Communist), defeated.

1936: Eric Hass (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1936 Nov 3: Charles L. McNary (Rep), elected; Willis E. Mahoney (Dem), defeated; Albert Streiff (Ind), defeated; Eric N. Haas (Socialist Labor), defeated; Clarence Rudder (Ind), defeated.

1938 May 20: Robert A. Miller (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1938 May 20: Willis E. Mahoney (Dem), nominated; Carl C. Donaugh (Dem), defeated in primary.

1938 May 20: Rufus C. Holman (Rep), nominated; Robert N. Stanfield (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 May 20: Alexander G. Barry (Rep), nominated; T. McNary Weed (Rep), defeated in primary; Reade M. Ireland (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 Nov 8: Rufus C. Holman (Rep), elected; Willis E. Mahoney (Dem), defeated.

1938 Nov 8: Alexander G. Barry (Rep), elected; Robert A. Miller (Dem), defeated.

1942 Nov 3: Charles L. McNary (Rep), elected; Walter W. Whitbeck (Dem), defeated.

1944 Feb 25: Charles L. McNary, died in office.

1944 Nov 7: Wayne L. Morse (Dem), elected; Edgar W. Smith (Rep), defeated.

1944 Nov 7: Guy Cordon (Rep), elected; Willis E. Mahoney (Dem), defeated.

1948 Nov 2: Guy Cordon (Rep), elected; Manley J. Wilson (Dem), defeated.

1950 Nov 7: Wayne L. Morse (Rep), elected; Howard Latourette (Dem), defeated; Harlin Talbert (Progressive), defeated.

1954 Nov 2: Richard L. Neuberger (Dem), elected; Guy Cordon (Rep), defeated.

1956: Douglas McKay (Rep), defeated in primary.

1956 Nov 6: Wayne L. Morse (Dem), elected; Howard Latourette (Rep), defeated.

1960: Richard L. Neuberger, died in office.

1960 Nov 8: Maurine Neuberger (Dem), elected; Elmo Smith (Rep), defeated.

1962 Nov 6: Wayne L. Morse (Dem), elected; Sig Unander (Rep), defeated.

1966 Nov 8: Mark O. Hatfield (Rep), elected; Robert B. Duncan (Dem), defeated.

1968 Nov 5: Bob Packwood (Rep), elected; Wayne L. Morse (Dem), defeated.

1972 Nov 7: Mark O. Hatfield (Rep), elected; Wayne L. Morse (Dem), defeated.

1974 Nov 5: Bob Packwood (Rep), elected; Betty Roberts (Dem), defeated; Jason Boe, defeated.

1978 Nov 7: Mark O. Hatfield (Rep), elected; Vernon Cook (Dem), defeated.

1980 Nov 4: Bob Packwood (Rep), elected; Ted Kulongoski (Dem), defeated; Theodora Nathan (Libertarian), defeated.

1984 Nov 6: Mark O. Hatfield (Rep), elected; Margaret Hendriksen (Dem), defeated.

1986 Nov 4: Bob Packwood (Rep), elected; Rick Bauman (Dem), defeated; Joe Lutz, defeated.

1990 Nov 6: Mark O. Hatfield (Rep), elected; Harry Lonsdale (Dem), defeated.

1992: Harry Lonsdale (Dem), defeated in primary; Bob Bell (Dem), defeated in primary; Joseph Wetzel (Dem), defeated in primary.

1992 Nov 3: Bob Packwood (Rep), elected; Les AuCoin (Dem), defeated; Harry Lonsdale, defeated.

1995: Peter A. DeFazio (Dem), defeated in primary.

1995 Oct 1: Bob Packwood, resigned.

1996 Jan 30: Ron Wyden (Dem), elected; Gordon Smith (Rep), defeated; Karen E. Shilling (American Independent), defeated; Gene Nanni (Libertarian), defeated; Vickie Valdez (Socialist), defeated; Lou Gold (Pacific), defeated.

1996 Nov 5: Gordon Smith (Rep), elected; Tom Bruggere (Dem), defeated; Brent Thompson (Reform), defeated; Gary Kutcher (Pacific), defeated; Paul Mohn (Libertarian), defeated; Christopher Phelps (Socialist), defeated; Michael L. Hoyes (Natural Law), defeated.

1998 Nov 3: Ron Wyden (Dem), elected; John Lim (Rep), defeated; Karyn Moskowitz (Pacific), defeated; Jim Brewster (Libertarian), defeated; Michael A. Campbell (Natural Law), defeated; Dean M. Braa (Socialist), defeated.

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