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Iowa: State Senate

Members of the Iowa State Senate, 1846-2014(May beincomplete!)

Blank district:ThomasH. Benton, Jr. 1846-48GeorgeG. Wright 1849-51MaturinL. Fisher 1854-55AlvinSaunders 1854-56NathanUdell 1854JosiahB. Grinnell 1856-60WilliamH. Hamilton 1856SamuelJ. Kirkwood 1856AlvinSaunders 1858-60LucienLester Ainsworth 1860-62NathanUdell 1860-66GeorgeW. McCrary 1861-65BenjaminF. Gue 1862-66CokerFifield Clarkson 1863-67MarsenaE. Cutts 1864SewallS. Farwell 1865-69S.Addison Oliver 1865-67GranvilleGaylord Bennett 1867-71WilliamLarrabee 1867WilliamP. Wolf 1867-69WilliamF. Vermilion 1869-73MosesA. McCoid 1872GeorgeD. Perkins 1873JohnN. W. Rumple 1873-78MartinN. Johnson 1878-82JesseJ. Wall 1880-82LotAbraham 1881-84BentonJ. Hall 1882-85GiffordS. Robinson 1882-86CharlesEdwin Whiting 1883-87TheodoreWeld Burdick 1886-87C.F. Jewett 1890EdwardP. McManus 1890JosephWallace 1890AlvaL. Hager 1891EphraimM. Reynolds 1892-94EmlenG. Penrose 1893BerylF. Carroll 1895-98CharlesJ. A. Ericson 1896-98JamesJ. Crossley 1900-07ElbertH. Hubbard 1900-02ClaudeR. Porter 1900-04CassiusC. Dowell 1902-12CharlesJ. A. Ericson 1904-08WillardColdren Stuckslager 1904-13LewisLeroy Taylor 1904-11DanW. Turner 1904WilliamD. Jamieson 1907-08JohnHammill 1908-12GeorgeCosson 1909-10LaMonte Cowles 1911-13GuyM. Gillette 1912-16CarlB. Reed 1919-26EdH. Campbell 1920LloydThurston 1920-24C.E. Anderson 1920GeorgeS. Banta 1921-25HalleckJ. Mantz 1921-25WilliamJohn Goodwin 1922-26FredC. Gilchrist 1923GeorgeA. Wilson 1925-35ArchW. McFarlane 1927-28MaxGeske 1930WilliamS. Beardsley 1933-41LeoElthon 1933-53VincentF. Harrington 1933-37FloydJones 1933EdwardBreen 1937-41CharlesB. Hoeven 1937-41WilliamC. Stuart 1953-61JackMiller 1957-60RichardC. Turner 1960-64JohnL. Mowry 1960LeoElthon 1961-65RobertD. Fulton 1962-64MerleW. Hagedorn 1965-RogerJepsen 1967-69R.Dean Arbuckle 1968-72QuentinV. Anderson 1969-MichaelT. Blouin 1973-74BillGluba 1973-76WilliamN. Plymat, Sr. 1973-76RichardJ. Norpel, Sr. 1975-76LeonardL. Boswell 1984-96MaryE. Kramer 1991-2002TomVilsack 1993-98
1st District:JoeR. Frailey 1915-18LucasJ. DeKoster 1965-83
2nd District:GeorgeW. Ball 1917-18
3rd District:JamesM. Wilson 1913-19JohnK. Valentine 1933-35HughGail Guernsey 1937-40JamesR. Barkley 1945-47TedD. Clark 1953-55
4th District:MadisonM. Walden 1868-69KarlM. LeCompte 1917-18
6th District:BenJ. Gibson 1917-18SteveKing 1996-2002
8th District:HomerHush 1933-36
12th District:JoniErnst 2011-14
14th District:A.Earl Augustine 1936-
21st District:MaggieTinsman 2001
31st District:JohnieHammond 2001
37th District:RexBateson 1947-
40th District:ArthurH. Jacobson 1945-50
43rd District:ThomasJ. B. Robinson 1913-16

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1908:JohnHammill (Rep), elected.

1908 Mar 3:WilliamD. Jamieson, resigned.

1914 Nov 3:JoeR. Frailey (Rep), elected;J.P. Cruikshank, defeated;W.B. Roberts, defeated.

1916 Nov 7:GeorgeW. Ball, elected;S.H. Bauman, defeated;R.D. Tobin, defeated.JamesM. Wilson, elected;S.A. Stuckey, defeated;I.S. McCrillis, defeated.KarlM. LeCompte (Rep), elected;JosephE. Doze (Dem), defeated;JoshuaClark, defeated.JamesA. Stephenson (Dem), elected;ScottSkinner (Rep), defeated.BenJ. Gibson (Rep), elected unopposed.

1914 Nov 3:H.I. Foskett, elected;I.G. Scott, defeated;F.P. Spencer, defeated;JamesDavison, defeated.

1926:ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected.

1934:SamD. Goetsch, elected.

1938:HaroldTeachout (Dem), defeated.

1932:HomerHush (Rep), elected.

1940:DeVere Watson (Rep), elected.

1944:DeVere Watson (Rep), elected.

1948 Nov 2:AldenL. Doud (Rep), elected unopposed.ShermanWest (Dem), elected;W.R. Fimmen (Rep), defeated.P.W. McMurry (Rep), elected;JoeW. Kridelbaugh (Dem), defeated.X.T. Prentis (Rep), elected unopposed.ErnestL. Humbert (Rep), elected unopposed.O.N. Hultman (Rep), elected unopposed.LloydVan Patten (Rep), elected unopposed.A.Earl Augustine (Dem), elected;G.R. Draper (Rep), defeated.F.M. Roberts (Dem), elected;HughW. Lundy (Rep), defeated.RaymondR. Gillespie (Dem), elected;V.E. Smith (Rep), defeated.G.E. Whitehead (Rep), elected;H.R. Hefley (Dem), defeated.DeVere Watson (Rep), elected unopposed.J.M. Tudor (Rep), elected;T.E. Stimpson (Dem), defeated.J.T. Dykhouse (Rep), elected unopposed.LeroyS. Mercer (Dem), elected;D.C. Nolan (Rep), defeated.F.C. Byers (Rep), elected;D.O. Stentz (Dem), defeated.P.E. McCarville (Rep), elected;E.C. Hovey (Dem), defeated.W.Eldon Walter (Rep), elected unopposed.J.R. Hattery (Rep), elected;D.F. Horning (Dem), defeated.C.S. Van Eaton (Rep), elected;GaleStevens (Dem), defeated.DonRisk (Rep), elected unopposed.F.E. Sharp (Rep), elected;S.E. Myers (Dem), defeated.

1947 Jan 15:RexBateson, elected.

1948 Nov 2:J.Kendall Lynes (Rep), elected unopposed.

1944:ArthurH. Jacobson (Rep), elected.

1948 Nov 2:ArthurH. Jacobson (Rep), elected;LorenzWillman (Dem), defeated.LeoElthon (Rep), elected;IraE. Link (Dem), defeated.

1940:RalphRichard Stuart (Rep), defeated.

1948 Nov 2:HermanM. Knudson (Rep), elected unopposed.E.S. Parker (Rep), elected;E.F. Kieffer (Dem), defeated.H.E. Watson (Rep), elected;W.A. Yager (Dem), defeated.R.N. Ridout (Dem), elected;D.E. Dewal (Rep), defeated.

1974:RichardJ. Norpel, Sr. (Dem), elected.

1970 Jun 2:GeorgeL. Shawver (Rep), nominated;EmilRoloff (Rep), defeated in primary;RayFairholm (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:GeorgeL. Shawver (Rep), elected;HerbertJ. Max (Dem), defeated.AldenJ. Erskine (Rep), elected;AlbertH. Gray (Dem), defeated;LeeE. Smith (American Independent), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:J.Wesley Graham (Rep), nominated;ElmerF. Lange (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:J.Wesley Graham (Rep), elected;J.Ralph Rauch (Dem), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:KarlNolin (Dem), nominated unopposed, but withdrew.

1970 Jun 2:ArthurA. Neu (Rep), nominated;FrankA. Crabb (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:ArthurA. Neu (Rep), elected;MaryBaumhover (Dem), defeated.JamesA. Potgeter (Rep), elected;RoccoLaValle (Dem), defeated.RudyVan Drie (Rep), elected;BarbaraA. Koerber (Dem), defeated.FrancisMesserly (Rep), elected;MarvinE. Haugebak (Dem), defeated.CharlesF. Balloun (Rep), elected;ErnestGroth (Dem), defeated.J.Donald Weimer (Dem), elected;DelmerDuffy (Rep), defeated.

1971:CloydE. Robinson (Dem), elected;JesseG. Hunter (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:TomRiley (Rep), nominated;ErnestKosek (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:TomRiley (Rep), elected;JohnM. Ely, Jr. (Dem), defeated.CliftonC. Lamborn (Rep), elected;JohnA. Holmes (Dem), defeated.JohnM. Walsh (Rep), elected;AndrewG. Frommelt (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:GeneV. Kennedy (Dem), nominated;AdolphW. Elvers (Dem), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:GeneV. Kennedy (Dem), elected;LeslieC. Klink (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:WilliamE. Darrington (Rep), nominated;ThomasJ. Frey (Rep), defeated in primary;ErnestL. Currie (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:JamesF. Schaben (Dem), elected;WilliamE. Darrington (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:DanL. Johnston (Dem), nominated;CharlesH. Day (Dem), defeated in primary;RalphP. Mascaro (Dem), defeated in primary.

1970 Jun 2:ReinholdO. Carlson (Rep), nominated;HenryR. Simpson (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:ReinholdO. Carlson (Rep), elected;DanL. Johnston (Dem), defeated;JamesW. Parker (American Independent), defeated.GeorgeF. Milligan (Rep), elected;HowardC. Reppert, Jr. (Dem), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:JohnTapscott (Dem), nominated;JackE. Woods (Dem), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:JohnTapscott (Dem), elected;JosephB. Joyce (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:MartinO. O'Connor (Rep), nominated;CharlesW. Dunham (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:EugeneM. Hill (Dem), elected;MartinO. O'Connor (Rep), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:W.R. Rabedeaux (Rep), nominated;WilliamB. Norton (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:W.R. Rabedeaux (Rep), elected;W.Minard Thomas (Dem), defeated.RogerJ. Shaff (Rep), elected;RobertW. Burke (Dem), defeated.EdwardE. Nicholson (Rep), elected unopposed.

1970 Jun 2:EarlBass (Rep), nominated;LeroyS. Miller (Rep), defeated in primary;ConradOssian (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:EarlBass (Rep), elected;JackyAdams (Dem), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:JohnC. Rhodes (Rep), nominated;GlenE. Bortell (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:JohnC. Rhodes (Rep), elected;AlanShirley (Dem), defeated;WilliamR. Kuhns (American Independent), defeated.

1970 Jun 2:RichardL. Stephens (Rep), nominated;CharlesG. Mogged (Rep), defeated in primary.

1970 Nov 3:RichardL. Stephens (Rep), elected;WilliamStammerman (Dem), defeated;ErnestBeachy (American Independent), defeated.CharlesP. Miller (Dem), elected;MiltonC. Titus (Rep), defeated.GeneW. Glenn (Dem), elected;RussellW. Harper (Rep), defeated;PhilDarner (American Independent), defeated.WilsonL. Davis (Rep), elected;AdrianBrinck (Dem), defeated.

1982 Nov 2:MiloColton (Dem), elected;ClarenceS. Carney (Rep), defeated.DonaldV. Doyle (Dem), elected;ElvieDreeszen (Rep), defeated.DouglasRitsema (Rep), elected;GaryDeYoung, defeated.ArneWaldstein (Rep), elected;TomGrau (Dem), defeated.LeeHolt (Rep), elected;DickKibbie (Dem), defeated.C.Joseph Coleman (Dem), elected;DaveJones (Rep), defeated.RayTaylor (Rep), elected;DarleneRiggs (Dem), defeated.JohnW. Jensen (Rep), elected unopposed.ThomasA. Lind (Rep), elected;FrankAlexander (Dem), defeated.ArthurL. Gratias (Rep), elected;GaryBernau (Dem), defeated.DaleL. Tieden (Rep), elected unopposed.JoeJ. Welsh (Dem), elected unopposed.NormanJ. Goodwin (Rep), elected;PatrickLeo Mullen (Dem), defeated.PatrickJ. Deluhery (Dem), elected;GloriaGrilk (Rep), defeated.ArthurA. Small (Dem), elected;PhillipE. Jacks (Rep), defeated.HurleyW. Hall (Dem), elected;HarveyW. Fascher (Rep), defeated.

1988 Nov 8:PaulPate, elected.

1982 Nov 2:WallyE. Horn (Dem), elected;RobertM. L. Johnson (Rep), defeated.JoeBrown (Dem), elected;DonaldL. Kirkpatrick (Rep), defeated.JackRife (Rep), elected;MichaelE. Brown (Dem), defeated;OttoNealson, defeated.LowellL. Junkins (Dem), elected unopposed.DonE. Gettings (Dem), elected;SamYenger (Rep), defeated.

1992 Nov 3:PaulPate, elected.

2000:JulieHosch (Rep), elected.

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