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Kansas: U.S. Senators

U.S. Senators from Kansas, 1861-2019(May beincomplete!)
JamesH. Lane 1861-66SamuelC. Pomeroy 1861-73EdmundG. Ross 1866-71AlexanderCaldwell 1871-73JohnJ. Ingalls 1873-91RobertCrozier 1873-74JamesM. Harvey 1874-77PrestonB. Plumb 1877-91WilliamA. Peffer 1891-97BishopW. Perkins 1892-93JohnMartin 1893-95LucienBaker 1895-1901WilliamA. Harris 1897-1903JosephR. Burton 1901-06ChesterI. Long 1903-09AlfredW. Benson 1906-07CharlesCurtis 1907-13JosephL. Bristow 1909-15WilliamH. Thompson 1913-19CharlesCurtis 1915-29ArthurCapper 1919-49HenryJ. Allen 1929-30GeorgeMcGill 1930-39ClydeM. Reed 1939-49AndrewF. Schoeppel 1949-62HarryDarby 1949-50FrankCarlson 1950-69JamesB. Pearson 1962-78BobDole 1969-96NancyLandon Kassebaum 1978-97SheilaFrahm 1996SamBrownback 1996-2011PatRoberts 1997-JerryMoran 2011-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1866 Jul 11:JamesH. Lane, died in office.

1873 Mar 24:AlexanderCaldwell, resigned.

1891 Dec 20:PrestonB. Plumb, died in office.

1906 Jun 4:JosephR. Burton, resigned.

1912 Nov 5:WilliamH. Thompson (Dem), elected;WalterRoscoe Stubbs (Rep), defeated;AllanW. Ricker (Socialist), defeated.

1914 Nov 3:CharlesCurtis (Rep), elected;GeorgeA. Neeley (Dem), defeated;VictorMurdock (Progressive), defeated;ChristianB. Hoffman (Socialist), defeated;EarleR. Delay (Prohibition), defeated.

1918 Nov 5:ArthurCapper (Rep), elected;WilliamH. Thompson (Dem), defeated;EvaHarding (Socialist), defeated.

1920 Nov 2:CharlesCurtis (Rep), elected;GeorgeH. Hodges (Dem), defeated;DanBeedy (Socialist), defeated.

1924 Nov 4:ArthurCapper (Rep), elected;JamesMalone (Dem), defeated;FredJ. Fraley (Ind), defeated;S.O. Coble (Socialist), defeated.

1926 Nov 2:CharlesCurtis (Rep), elected;CharlesStephens (Dem), defeated;M.L. Phillips (Socialist), defeated.

1930 Nov 4:ArthurCapper (Rep), elected;JonathanM. Davis (Dem), defeated.

1930 Nov 4:GeorgeMcGill (Dem), elected;HenryJ. Allen (Rep), defeated;H.M. Perkins (Socialist), defeated.

1932 Nov 8:GeorgeMcGill (Dem), elected;BenS. Paulen (Rep), defeated;GeorgeA. Brown (Ind), defeated;J.F. Renker (Ind), defeated;E.Haldeman-Julius (Socialist), defeated.

1936 Nov 3:ArthurCapper (Rep), elected;OmarB. Ketchum (Dem), defeated;T.C. Hager (Socialist), defeated.

1938:GeraldB. Winrod (Rep), defeated in primary.

1938 Nov 8:ClydeM. Reed (Rep), elected;GeorgeMcGill (Dem), defeated.

1942 Nov 3:ArthurCapper (Rep), elected;GeorgeMcGill (Dem), defeated;C.Floyd Hester (Prohibition), defeated.

1944:ChaunceyDewey (Rep), defeated in primary.

1944 Nov 7:ClydeM. Reed (Rep), elected;ThurmanHill, Jr. (Dem), defeated;L.B. Dubbs (Prohibition), defeated;ArthurG. Billings (Socialist), defeated.

1948 Nov 2:AndrewF. Schoeppel (Rep), elected;GeorgeMcGill (Dem), defeated;C.Floyd Hester (Prohibition), defeated.

1949 Nov 8:ClydeM. Reed, died in office.

1950 Nov 7:FrankCarlson (Rep), elected;PaulC. Aiken (Dem), defeated;VerneL. Damon (Prohibition), defeated.

1950 Nov 7:FrankCarlson (Rep), elected;PaulC. Aiken (Dem), defeated.

1954 Nov 2:AndrewF. Schoeppel (Rep), elected;GeorgeMcGill (Dem), defeated;DavidC. White (Prohibition), defeated.

1956 Nov 6:FrankCarlson (Rep), elected;GeorgeHart (Dem), defeated;C.Floyd Hester (Prohibition), defeated.

1960 Nov 8:AndrewF. Schoeppel (Rep), elected;FrankG. Theis (Dem), defeated;C.E. Cowen (Prohibition), defeated.

1962:EdwardF. Arn, defeated for nomination.

1962 Jan 21:AndrewF. Schoeppel, died in office.

1962 Nov 6:FrankCarlson (Rep), elected;K.L. Smith (Dem), defeated;GeorgeE. Kline (Prohibition), defeated.

1962 Nov 6:JamesB. Pearson (Rep), elected;PaulL. Aylward (Dem), defeated;C.E. Cowen (Prohibition), defeated.

1966 Nov 8:JamesB. Pearson (Rep), elected;J.Floyd Breeding (Dem), defeated;EarlF. Dodge (Prohibition), defeated;GeorgeW. Snell (Conservative), defeated;RobertF. Ellsworth, defeated;ArthurPeine (Ind), defeated.

1968:JamesK. Logan (Dem), defeated in primary.

1968:WilliamH. Avery (Rep), defeated in primary.

1968 Nov 5:BobDole (Rep), elected;WilliamI. Robinson (Dem), defeated;FredHyskell (Prohibition), defeated.

1972 Nov 7:JamesB. Pearson (Rep), elected;ArchO. Tetzlaff (Dem), defeated;GeneF. Miller (Conservative), defeated;HowardHadin (Prohibition), defeated.

1974 Nov 5:BobDole (Rep), elected;BillRoy (Dem), defeated.

1978:JanMeyers (Rep), defeated in primary.

1978 Nov 7:NancyLandon Kassebaum (Rep), elected;BillRoy (Dem), defeated;JamesR. Maher (Conservative), defeated;RussellMikels (Prohibition), defeated.

1978 Dec 23:JamesB. Pearson, resigned;NancyLandon Kassebaum, appointed.

1980 Nov 4:BobDole (Rep), elected;JohnSimpson (Dem), defeated.

1984 Nov 6:NancyLandon Kassebaum (Rep), elected;JamesR. Maher (Dem), defeated;LucilleBieder (Conservative), defeated;MarionR. Jackson (American), defeated;DouglasN. Merritt (Libertarian), defeated;FredaH. Steele (Prohibition), defeated.

1986 Nov 4:BobDole (Rep), elected;GuyMacDonald (Dem), defeated.

1990 Nov 6:NancyLandon Kassebaum (Rep), elected;DickWilliams (Dem), defeated.

1992:FredPhelps (Dem), defeated in primary.

1992 Nov 3:BobDole (Rep), elected;GloriaO'Dell (Dem), defeated;ChristinaCampbell-Cline (Ind), defeated;MarkB. Kirk (Libertarian), defeated.

1996:SheilaFrahm, defeated for nomination.

1996:JoanFinney (Dem), defeated in primary.

1996 Jun 11:BobDole, resigned;SheilaFrahm, appointed.

1996 Nov 5:PatRoberts (Rep), elected;SallyThompson (Dem), defeated;MarkMarney (Reform), defeated;StevenA. Rosile (Libertarian), defeated.

1996 Nov 5:SamBrownback (Rep), elected;JillDocking (Dem), defeated;DonaldKlassen (Reform), defeated.

1996 Nov 27:SheilaFrahm, resigned.

1998 Nov 3:SamBrownback (Rep), elected;PaulFeleciano, Jr. (Dem), defeated;TomOyler (Libertarian), defeated;AlvinBauman (Reform), defeated.

2002 Nov 5:PatRoberts (Rep), elected;StevenA. Rosile (Libertarian), defeated;GeorgeCook (Reform), defeated.

2004 Nov 2:SamBrownback (Rep), elected;LeeJones (Dem), defeated;StevenA. Rosile (Libertarian), defeated;GeorgeCook (Reform), defeated.

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