U.S. Senators from Colorado, 1876-2018(May beincomplete!)
JeromeB. Chaffee 1876-79HenryM. Teller 1876-82NathanielP. Hill 1879-85GeorgeM. Chilcott 1882-83HoraceA. W. Tabor 1883ThomasM. Bowen 1883-89HenryM. Teller 1885-1909EdwardO. Wolcott 1889-1901ThomasM. Patterson 1901-07SimonGuggenheim 1907-13CharlesJ. Hughes, Jr. 1909-11CharlesS. Thomas 1913-21JohnF. Shafroth 1913-19LawrenceC. Phipps 1919-31SamuelD. Nicholson 1921-23AlvaB. Adams 1923-24RiceW. Means 1924-27CharlesW. Waterman 1927-32EdwardP. Costigan 1931-37WalterWalker 1932KarlC. Schuyler 1932-33AlvaB. Adams 1933-41EdwinC. Johnson 1937-55EugeneD. Millikin 1941-57GordonAllott 1955-73JohnA. Carroll 1957-63PeterH. Dominick 1963-75FloydK. Haskell 1973-79GaryHart 1975-87WilliamL. Armstrong 1979-91TimothyE. Wirth 1987-93HankBrown 1991-97BenNighthorse Campbell 1993-2005A.Wayne Allard 1997-2009KenSalazar 2005-09MarkE. Udall 2009-MichaelF. Bennet 2009- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1911 Jan 11:CharlesJ. Hughes, Jr., died in office. 1912 Nov 5:JohnF. Shafroth (Dem), elected;ClydeC. Dawson (Rep), defeated;FrankD. Catlin (Progressive), defeated;MaryE. Miller (Prohibition), defeated. 1914 Nov 3:CharlesS. Thomas (Dem), elected;HubertWork (Rep), defeated;BenjaminGriffith (Progressive), defeated;J.C. Griffiths (Socialist), defeated;GeorgeJ. Kindel (Kindel Commercial Equality), defeated. 1918 Nov 5:LawrenceC. Phipps (Rep), elected;JohnF. Shafroth (Dem), defeated;P.A. Richardson (Prohibition), defeated. 1920:KarlC. Schuyler (Rep), defeated in primary. 1920 Nov 2:SamuelD. Nicholson (Rep), elected;TullyScott (Dem), defeated;G.F. Stevens (Farmer-Labor), defeated;CharlesS. Thomas (National), defeated. 1923 Mar 24:SamuelD. Nicholson, died in office. 1924 Nov 4:LawrenceC. Phipps (Rep), elected;AlvaB. Adams (Dem), defeated;MortonAlexander (Farmer-Labor), defeated;ElwoodHills (Socialist), defeated;JamesA. Ayres (Workers), defeated. 1924 Nov 4:RiceW. Means (Rep), elected;MorrisonShafroth (Dem), defeated;CharlesT. Philip, defeated;ClydeRobinson, defeated. 1926 Nov 2:CharlesW. Waterman (Rep), elected;WilliamE. Sweet (Dem), defeated;MortonAlexander (Farmer-Labor), defeated;FrankH. Rice (Socialist & Wet Modification & Commonwealth Land),defeated;JamesA. Ownbey (People's Constitutional Rights), defeated;JamesA. Ayres (Workers Communist), defeated. 1930 Nov 4:EdwardP. Costigan (Dem), elected;GeorgeH. Shaw (Rep), defeated;MortonAlexander (Socialist), defeated;H.H. Marrs (Farmer-Labor), defeated;JamesAllander (Communist), defeated;FrankH. Rice (Liberal), defeated;AugustLutteken (Commonwealth), defeated. 1932 Aug 27:CharlesW. Waterman, died in office. 1932 Sep 26:WalterWalker, appointed. 1932 Nov 8:AlvaB. Adams (Dem), elected;KarlC. Schuyler (Rep), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated. 1936:WilliamE. Sweet (Dem), defeated in primary. 1936 Nov 3:EdwinC. Johnson (Dem), elected;RaymondL. Sauter (Rep), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated;GeorgeW. Carleton (National Union), defeated. 1938 Nov 8:AlvaB. Adams (Dem), elected;ArchibaldA. Lee (Rep), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated;JamesAllander (Independent Progressive), defeated. 1941 Dec 1:AlvaB. Adams, died in office. 1942 Nov 3:EdwinC. Johnson (Dem), elected;RalphL. Carr (Rep), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated;JamesAllander (Communist), defeated. 1942 Nov 3:EugeneD. Millikin (Rep), elected;JamesA. Marsh (Dem), defeated;LewisH. Tiley (Ind), defeated;EdgarP. Sherman (Socialist), defeated. 1944 Nov 7:EugeneD. Millikin (Rep), elected;BarneyL. Whatley (Dem), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated. 1948 Nov 2:EdwinC. Johnson (Dem), elected;WillF. Nicholson (Rep), defeated;JoeGurule (Progressive), defeated;CarleWhitehead (Socialist), defeated. 1950 Nov 7:EugeneD. Millikin (Rep), elected;JohnA. Carroll (Dem), defeated. 1956 Nov 6:JohnA. Carroll (Dem), elected;DanielI. J. Thornton (Rep), defeated. 1962 Nov 6:PeterH. Dominick (Rep), elected;JohnA. Carroll (Dem), defeated;CharlotteBenson (Socialist Labor), defeated;HenryJ. Olshaw (Ind), defeated;ThomasLeonard (Socialist Workers), defeated. 1966 Nov 8:GordonAllott (Rep), elected;RoyR. Romer (Dem), defeated;WalterCranson, defeated. 1968 Nov 5:PeterH. Dominick (Rep), elected;StephenL. R. McNichols (Dem), defeated. 1972 Nov 7:FloydK. Haskell (Dem), elected;GordonAllott (Rep), defeated;SecundinoSalazar (La Raza Unida), defeated;HenryJ. Olshaw (Independent American), defeated. 1974 Nov 5:GaryHart (Dem), elected;PeterH. Dominick (Rep), defeated;JohnM. King (Ind), defeated;FredHyskell (Prohibition), defeated;HenryJ. Olshaw (American), defeated. 1978:JohnLeonard Swigert, Jr. (Rep), defeated in primary. 1978 Nov 7:WilliamL. Armstrong (Rep), elected;FloydK. Haskell (Dem), defeated;VeederV. Dorn (United States), defeated;JohnShue (National Statesman), defeated. 1980 Nov 4:GaryHart (Dem), elected;MaryE. Buchanan (Rep), defeated;EarlW. Higgerson, Sr. (Statesman), defeated;HenryJ. Olshaw (Ind), defeated. 1984 Nov 6:WilliamL. Armstrong (Rep), elected;NancyE. Dick (Dem), defeated;CraigGreen (Libertarian), defeated;DavidMartin (Socialist Workers), defeated;EarlW. Higgerson, Sr. (Prohibition), defeated. 1986 Nov 4:TimothyE. Wirth (Dem), elected;KennethB. Kramer (Rep), defeated;MichaelM. Bush (Ind), defeated;MichaelR. Chamberlain (Socialist Workers), defeated;HenryJ. Olshaw (Ind), defeated;CalvinG. Dodge (Prohibition), defeated. 1990 Nov 6:HankBrown (Rep), elected;JosieHeath (Dem), defeated;JohnHeckman (Concerns of People), defeated;EarlF. Dodge (Prohibition), defeated. 1992 Nov 3:BenNighthorse Campbell (Dem), elected;TerryConsidine (Rep), defeated;RichardO. Grimes (Perot Independent), defeated;MattNoah (Christian Pro-Life), defeated;DanWinters (Ind), defeated;HueFutch (Libertarian), defeated. 1996 Nov 5:A.Wayne Allard (Rep), elected;TomStrickland (Dem), defeated;RandyMacKenzie (Natural Law), defeated. 1998 Nov 3:BenNighthorse Campbell (Rep), elected;DottieLamm (Dem), defeated;DavidS. Segal (Libertarian), defeated;KevinSwanson (American Constitution), defeated;JeffreyPeckman (Natural Law), defeated;JohnHeckman (Concerns of People), defeated;GarySwing (U.S. Pacifist), defeated. 2002 Nov 5:A.Wayne Allard (Rep), elected;TomStrickland (Dem), defeated;DouglasCampbell (American Constitution), defeated;RickStanley (Libertarian), defeated;JohnHeckman (Concerns of People), defeated;GaryCooper, defeated. 2004 Nov 2:KenSalazar (Dem), elected;PeteCoors (Rep), defeated;DouglasCampbell (American Constitution), defeated;RichardRandall (Libertarian), defeated;JohnR. Harris (Ind), defeated;VictorA. Good (Reform), defeated;FinnGotaas, defeated. 2009 Jan 20:KenSalazar, resigned. 2009 Jan 21:MichaelF. Bennet, appointed. 2010 Nov 2:MichaelF. Bennet (Dem), elected. 2016 Nov 8:MichaelF. Bennet (Dem), elected. | |
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