U.S. Senators from Missouri, 1821-2022 (May be
incomplete!)
David
Barton 1821-31
Thomas
Hart Benton 1821-51
Alexander
Buckner 1831-33
Lewis
F. Linn 1833-43
David
R. Atchison 1843-48
David
R. Atchison 1849-55
Henry
S. Geyer 1851-57
James
S. Green 1857-61
Trusten
Polk 1857-62
Waldo
P. Johnson 1861-62
John
B. Henderson 1862-69
Robert
Wilson 1862-63
B.
Gratz Brown 1863-67
Charles
D. Drake 1867-70
Carl
Schurz 1869-75
Daniel
Tarbox Jewett 1870-71
Francis
P. Blair, Jr. 1871-73
Lewis
V. Bogy 1873-77
Francis
M. Cockrell 1875-1905
David
H. Armstrong 1877-79
James
Shields 1879
George
G. Vest 1879-1903
William
J. Stone 1903-18
William
Warner 1905-11
James
A. Reed 1911-29
Xenophon
Pierce Wilfley 1918
Selden
P. Spencer 1918-25
George
H. Williams 1925-26
Harry
B. Hawes 1926-33
Roscoe
C. Patterson 1929-35
Bennett
Champ Clark 1931-45
Harry
S. Truman 1935-45
Forrest
C. Donnell 1945-51
Frank
P. Briggs 1945-47
James
P. Kem 1947-53
Thomas
C. Hennings, Jr. 1951-60
Stuart
Symington 1953-76
Edward
V. Long 1960-68
Thomas
F. Eagleton 1969-87
John
C. Danforth 1976-95
Christopher
S. Bond 1987-
John
Ashcroft 1995-2001
Jean
Carnahan 2001-02
James
M. Talent 2002-
Claire
McCaskill 2007-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1833 Jun 6:
Alexander
Buckner, died in office.
1843 Oct 3:
Lewis
F. Linn, died in office.
1862 Jan 10:
Trusten
Polk, expelled.
1877 Sep 20:
Lewis
V. Bogy, died in office.
1914 Nov 3:
William
J. Stone (Dem), elected;
Thomas
J. Akins (Rep), defeated;
Arthur
N. Sager (Progressive), defeated;
Thomas
E. Greene (Socialist), defeated;
Orange
J. Hill (Prohibition), defeated;
J.
W. Molineaux (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1916 Nov 7:
James
A. Reed (Dem), elected;
Walter
S. Dickey (Rep), defeated;
Kate
R. O'Hare (Socialist), defeated;
Joseph
Scheidler (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1918 Apr 14:
William
J. Stone, died in office.
1918 Apr 30:
Xenophon
Pierce Wilfley, appointed.
1918 Nov 5:
Selden
P. Spencer (Rep), elected;
Joseph
W. Folk (Dem), defeated;
Caleb
Lipscomb (Socialist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1920:
Henry
S. Priest (Dem), defeated in primary.
1920 Nov 2:
Selden
P. Spencer (Rep), elected;
Breckinridge
Long (Dem), defeated;
Elias
F. Hodges (Socialist), defeated;
W.
J. Mallett (Farmer-Workers), defeated;
Andrew
Trudell (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1922 Aug 1:
James
A. Reed (Dem), nominated;
Breckinridge
Long (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
I. Young (Dem), defeated in primary.
1922 Aug 1:
Reginald
R. Brewster (Rep), nominated;
William
Sacks (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jesse
W. Barrett (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
C. McKinley (Rep), defeated in primary;
David
M. Proctor (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
H. Parker (Rep), defeated in primary;
Sterling
P. Bond (Rep), defeated in primary.
1922 Aug 1:
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), nominated unopposed.
1922 Aug 1:
William
M. Brandt (Socialist), nominated unopposed.
1922 Nov 7:
James
A. Reed (Dem), elected;
Reginald
R. Brewster (Rep), defeated;
William
M. Brandt (Socialist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1925 May 16:
Selden
P. Spencer, died in office.
1926 Aug 3:
Harry
B. Hawes (Dem), nominated;
Ewing
Cockrell (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
I. Young (Dem), defeated in primary.
1926 Aug 3:
Harry
B. Hawes (Dem), nominated;
Willis
H. Meredith (Dem), defeated in primary;
Robert
I. Young (Dem), defeated in primary.
1926 Aug 3:
George
H. Williams (Rep), nominated;
David
M. Proctor (Rep), defeated in primary;
W.
Blodgett Priest (Rep), defeated in primary.
1926 Aug 3:
George
H. Williams (Rep), nominated;
W.
Blodgett Priest (Rep), defeated in primary.
1926 Nov 2:
Harry
B. Hawes (Dem), elected;
George
H. Williams (Rep), defeated;
Herman
P. Faris (Prohibition), defeated;
Robert
D. Morrison (Socialist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1926 Nov 2:
Harry
B. Hawes (Dem), elected;
George
H. Williams (Rep), defeated.
1928 Nov 6:
Roscoe
C. Patterson (Rep), elected;
Charles
M. Hay (Dem), defeated;
Charles
H. Harrison (Socialist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1932:
Dewey
Short, defeated for nomination.
1932:
W.
Blodgett Priest (Rep), defeated in primary.
1932 Nov 8:
Bennett
Champ Clark (Dem), elected;
Henry
W. Kiel (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
G. Hodges (Socialist), defeated;
Herman
P. Farris (Prohibition), defeated;
Julius
Pollack (Communist), defeated;
Karl
Oberheu (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1933 Feb 3:
Harry
B. Hawes, resigned.
1934:
Jacob
L. Milligan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1934 Aug 7:
John
J. Cochran (Dem), defeated in primary.
1934 Nov 6:
Harry
S. Truman (Dem), elected;
Roscoe
C. Patterson (Rep), defeated;
W.
C. Meyer (Socialist), defeated;
Frank
Brown (Communist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1938 Nov 8:
Bennett
Champ Clark (Dem), elected;
Henry
S. Caulfield (Rep), defeated;
Joseph
G. Hodges (Socialist), defeated;
Karl
Oberheu (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1940 Aug 6:
Harry
S. Truman (Dem), nominated;
Lloyd
C. Stark (Dem), defeated in primary;
Maurice
M. Milligan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1940 Aug 6:
Manvel
H. Davis (Rep), nominated;
David
M. Proctor (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harold
H. Milligan (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
E. Byers (Rep), defeated in primary;
Ewing
Young Mitchell (Rep), defeated in primary;
Paul
O. Peters (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hiram
Grosby (Rep), defeated in primary.
1940 Nov 5:
Harry
S. Truman (Dem), elected;
Manvel
H. Davis (Rep), defeated;
William
F. Rinck (Socialist), defeated;
Theodore
Baeff (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1944 Aug 1:
Roy
McKittrick (Dem), nominated;
Bennett
Champ Clark (Dem), defeated in primary.
1944 Aug 1:
Forrest
C. Donnell (Rep), nominated;
Howard
V. Stephens (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
A. Shaw (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
E. Rendlen (Rep), defeated in primary;
Charles
P. Noell (Rep), defeated in primary;
William
McKinley Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hiram
Grosby (Rep), defeated in primary.
1944 Nov 7:
Forrest
C. Donnell (Rep), elected;
Roy
McKittrick (Dem), defeated;
Doris
B. Preisler (Socialist), defeated;
William
W. Cox (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1945 Jan 18:
Frank
P. Briggs, appointed.
1946:
William
McKinley Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hiram
Grosby (Rep), defeated in primary.
1946 Aug 6:
William
P. Elmer (Rep), defeated in primary.
1946 Nov 5:
James
P. Kem (Rep), elected;
Frank
P. Briggs (Dem), defeated;
F.
H. Jackson (Prohibition), defeated;
William
F. Rinck (Socialist), defeated;
Theodore
Baeff (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1950:
William
McKinley Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary.
1950 Aug 1:
Forrest
C. Donnell (Rep), nominated.
1950 Nov 7:
Thomas
C. Hennings, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Forrest
C. Donnell (Rep), defeated;
John
W. Hamilton (Christian Nationalist), defeated;
Henry
W. Genck (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1952 Aug 5:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), nominated;
Jonathan
E. Taylor (Dem), defeated in primary;
John
A. Johnson (Dem), defeated in primary.
1952 Aug 5:
James
P. Kem (Rep), nominated;
William
McKinley Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hiram
Grosby (Rep), defeated in primary.
1952 Nov 4:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), elected;
James
P. Kem (Rep), defeated;
Haven
P. Perkins (Progressive), defeated;
Joseph
G. Hodges (Socialist), defeated;
Christian
Frederick, defeated;
Henry
W. Genck (Socialist Labor), defeated.
1956 Nov 6:
Thomas
C. Hennings, Jr. (Dem), elected;
Herbert
Douglas (Rep), defeated.
1958 Nov 4:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), elected;
Hazel
Palmer (Rep), defeated.
1960 Sep 13:
Thomas
C. Hennings, Jr., died in office.
1960 Sep 23:
Edward
V. Long, appointed.
1960 Nov 8:
Edward
V. Long (Dem), elected;
Lon
Hocker (Rep), defeated.
1962 Nov 6:
Edward
V. Long (Dem), elected;
Crosby
Kemper (Rep), defeated.
1964 Aug 4:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), nominated;
William
McKinley Thomas (Dem), defeated in primary;
Wilford
G. Winholtz (Dem), defeated in primary.
1964 Aug 4:
Jean
Paul Bradshaw (Rep), nominated;
Morris
D. Duncan (Rep), defeated in primary.
1964 Nov 3:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), elected;
Jean
Paul Bradshaw (Rep), defeated.
1968 Nov 5:
Thomas
F. Eagleton (Dem), elected;
Thomas
B. Curtis (Rep), defeated.
1968 Dec 27:
Edward
V. Long, resigned.
1970 Nov 3:
Stuart
Symington (Dem), elected;
John
C. Danforth (Rep), defeated;
Gene
Chapman (American Independent), defeated;
E.
J. DiGirolamo (Nonpartisan), defeated.
1974 Nov 5:
Thomas
F. Eagleton (Dem), elected;
Thomas
B. Curtis (Rep), defeated;
C.
E. 'Cliff' Talmage (Ind), defeated.
1976:
James
W. Symington (Dem), defeated in primary.
1976 Aug 21:
Jim
Spainhower (Dem), defeated in primary.
1976 Nov 2:
John
C. Danforth (Rep), elected;
Warren
E. Hearnes (Dem), defeated;
Lawrence
Petty (Ind), defeated.
1980 Nov 4:
Thomas
F. Eagleton (Dem), elected;
Gene
McNary (Rep), defeated;
Martha
E. Pettit (Socialist Workers), defeated.
1982:
Mel
Hancock (Rep), defeated in primary.
1982 Nov 2:
John
C. Danforth (Rep), elected;
Harriett
Woods (Dem), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Christopher
S. Bond (Rep), elected;
Harriett
Woods (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
John
C. Danforth (Rep), elected;
Jay
Nixon (Dem), defeated;
John
Guze (Libertarian), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Christopher
S. Bond (Rep), elected;
Geri
Rothman-Serot (Dem), defeated;
Jeanne
F. Bojarski (Libertarian), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
John
Ashcroft (Rep), elected;
Alan
D. Wheat (Dem), defeated;
Bill
Johnson (Libertarian), defeated;
Jock
Peacock (Ind), defeated;
Cyrill
Kolocotronis (Ind), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Christopher
S. Bond (Rep), elected;
Jay
Nixon (Dem), defeated;
Tamara
A. Millay (Libertarian), defeated;
J.
Curtis Frazier (U.S. Taxpayers), defeated;
James
F. Newport (Reform), defeated.
2000 Aug 8:
Mel
Carnahan (Dem), nominated.
2000 Nov 7:
Mel
Carnahan (Dem), elected;
John
Ashcroft (Rep), defeated;
Evaline
Taylor (Green), defeated;
Grant
S. Stauffer (Libertarian), defeated;
Hugh
Foley (Reform), defeated;
Charles
Dockins (Natural Law), defeated.
2001 Jan 3:
Jean
Carnahan, appointed.
2002 Nov 5:
James
M. Talent (Rep), elected;
Jean
Carnahan (Dem), defeated;
Tamara
A. Millay (Libertarian), defeated;
Daniel
Romano (Green), defeated.
2004 Aug 3:
Nancy
Farmer (Dem), nominated.
2004 Nov 2:
Christopher
S. Bond (Rep), elected;
Nancy
Farmer (Dem), defeated;
Kevin
Tull (Libertarian), defeated;
Don
Griffin (Constitution), defeated.
2010:
Glenn
Miller, defeated.
2012 Aug 7:
Claire
McCaskill (Dem), nominated unopposed.
2012 Aug 7:
W.
Todd Akin (Rep), nominated;
John
G. Brunner (Rep), defeated in primary;
Sarah
Steelman (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jerry
Beck (Rep), defeated in primary;
Hector
Maldonado (Rep), defeated in primary;
Robert
Poole (Rep), defeated in primary;
Mark
Memoly (Rep), defeated in primary;
Mark
Patrick Lodes (Rep), defeated in primary.
2012 Aug 7:
Jonathan
Dine (Libertarian), nominated unopposed.
2012 Nov 6:
Claire
McCaskill (Dem), elected;
W.
Todd Akin (Rep), defeated;
Jonathan
Dine (Libertarian), defeated.
2022:
Mark
McCloskey (Rep), defeated in primary.
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