U.S. Senators from Oregon, 1859-2010 (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
W. 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 1997-2009
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 Nov 3:
Charles
L. McNary (Rep), elected;
Willis
E. Mahoney (Dem), defeated;
Albert
Streiff (Ind), defeated;
Eric
Hass (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
F. Latourette (Dem), defeated;
Harlin
Talbert (Progressive), defeated.
1954 Nov 2:
Richard
L. Neuberger (Dem), elected;
Guy
Cordon (Rep), defeated.
1956 May 18:
Wayne
L. Morse (Dem), nominated;
Woody
Smith (Dem), defeated in primary.
1956 May 18:
Douglas
McKay (Rep), nominated;
Philip
S. Hitchcock (Rep), defeated in primary;
Elmer
Deetz (Rep), defeated in primary;
Herbert
George Altvater (Rep), defeated in primary.
1956 Nov 6:
Wayne
L. Morse (Dem), elected;
Douglas
McKay (Rep), defeated.
1960 Mar 9:
Richard
L. Neuberger, died in office.
1960 May 20:
Maurine
Neuberger (Dem), nominated;
Harry
C. Fowler (Dem), defeated in primary;
William
B. Murphy (Dem), defeated in primary;
Roscoe
Irmie Conn (Dem), defeated in primary;
Fred
O. Like (Dem), defeated in primary;
Daniel
N. Cox (Dem), defeated in primary.
1960 May 20:
Elmo
Smith (Rep), nominated;
Herbert
George Altvater (Rep), defeated in primary;
R.
F. Cook (Rep), defeated in primary;
Thomas
Killam (Rep), defeated in primary.
1960 Nov 8:
Maurine
Neuberger (Dem), elected;
Elmo
Smith (Rep), defeated.
1960 Nov 8:
Maurine
Neuberger (Dem), elected;
Elmo
Smith (Rep), defeated.
1962 May 18:
Wayne
L. Morse (Dem), nominated;
Charlie
Gilbert (Dem), defeated in primary.
1962 May 18:
Sig
Unander (Rep), nominated;
Edwin
Durno (Rep), defeated in primary;
Harold
M. Livingston (Rep), defeated in primary;
R.
F. Cook (Rep), defeated in primary;
James
Bacaloff (Rep), defeated in primary;
Glenn
E. Brixey (Rep), defeated in primary.
1962 Nov 6:
Wayne
L. Morse (Dem), elected;
Sig
Unander (Rep), defeated.
1966 May 24:
Robert
B. Duncan (Dem), nominated;
Howard
V. Morgan (Dem), defeated in primary;
Gilbert
L. Meyer (Dem), defeated in primary.
1966 May 24:
Mark
O. Hatfield (Rep), nominated;
Walter
Huss (Rep), defeated in primary;
James
Bacaloff (Rep), defeated in primary;
Herbert
George Altvater (Rep), defeated in primary.
1966 Nov 8:
Mark
O. Hatfield (Rep), elected;
Robert
B. Duncan (Dem), defeated.
1968 May 28:
Robert
B. Duncan (Dem), defeated in primary.
1968 Nov 5:
Bob
Packwood (Rep), elected;
Wayne
L. Morse (Dem), defeated.
1972 May 23:
Robert
B. Duncan (Dem), defeated in primary.
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 Oct 1:
Bob
Packwood, resigned.
1995 Dec 5:
Ron
Wyden (Dem), nominated;
Peter
A. DeFazio (Dem), defeated in primary;
Anna
Nevenich (Dem), defeated in primary;
Michael
Donnelly (Dem), defeated in primary;
J.
J. T. Van Dooremolen (Dem), defeated in primary.
1995 Dec 5:
Gordon
Smith (Rep), nominated;
Norma
Paulus (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jack
Roberts (Rep), defeated in primary;
John
Thomas (Rep), defeated in primary;
Brian
J. Boquist (Rep), defeated in primary;
Tony
C. Zangaro (Rep), defeated in primary;
Sam
Berry (Rep), defeated in primary;
Jeffrey
Brady (Rep), defeated in primary;
Valentine
Christian (Rep), defeated in primary;
Robert
J. Fenton (Rep), defeated in primary;
Lex
Loeb (Rep), defeated in primary.
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.
2002 Nov 5:
Gordon
Smith (Rep), elected;
Bill
Bradbury (Dem), defeated;
Dan
Fitzgerald (Libertarian), defeated;
Lon
Mabon (Constitution), defeated.
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