U.S. Senators from Maryland, 1789-2018(May beincomplete!)
CharlesCarroll of Carrollton 1789-92JohnHenry 1789-97RichardPotts 1793-96JohnEager Howard 1796-1803JamesLloyd 1797-1800WilliamHindman 1800-01RobertWright 1801-06SamuelSmith 1803-15PhilipReed 1806-13RobertH. Goldsborough 1813-19RobertGoodloe Harper 1816AlexanderC. Hanson 1816-19EdwardLloyd 1819-26WilliamPinkney 1819-22SamuelSmith 1822-33EzekielF. Chambers 1826-34JosephKent 1833-37RobertH. Goldsborough 1835-36JohnS. Spence 1836-40WilliamD. Merrick 1838-45JohnL. Kerr 1841-43JamesA. Pearce 1843-62ReverdyJohnson 1845-49DavidStewart 1849-50ThomasG. Pratt 1850-57AnthonyKennedy 1857-63ThomasH. Hicks 1862-65ReverdyJohnson 1863-68JohnA. J. Creswell 1865-67GeorgeVickers 1868-73WilliamPinkney Whyte 1868-69WilliamT. Hamilton 1869-75GeorgeRobertson Dennis 1873-79WilliamPinkney Whyte 1875-81JamesB. Groome 1879-85ArthurP. Gorman 1881-99EphraimK. Wilson 1885-91CharlesH. Gibson 1891-97GeorgeL. Wellington 1897-1903LouisE. McComas 1899-1905ArthurP. Gorman 1903-06IsidorRayner 1905-12WilliamPinkney Whyte 1906-08JohnWalter Smith 1908-21WilliamP. Jackson 1912-14BlairLee 1914-17JosephI. France 1917-23OvingtonE. Weller 1921-27WilliamCabell Bruce 1923-29MillardE. Tydings 1927-51PhillipsL. Goldsborough 1929-35GeorgeL. Radcliffe 1935-47HerbertR. O'Conor 1947-53JohnM. Butler 1951-63J.Glenn Beall 1953-65DanielB. Brewster 1963-69JosephD. Tydings 1965-71CharlesMcC. Mathias 1969-87J.Glenn Beall, Jr. 1971-77PaulS. Sarbanes 1977-BarbaraA. Mikulski 1987-2017ChrisVan Hollen 2017- Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)
1819 Apr 23:AlexanderC. Hanson, died in office. 1822 Feb 25:WilliamPinkney, died in office. 1836 Oct 5:RobertH. Goldsborough, died in office. 1837 Nov 24:JosephKent, died in office. 1840 Oct 24:JohnS. Spence, died in office. 1862 Dec 20:JamesA. Pearce, died in office. 1865 Feb 14:ThomasH. Hicks, died in office. 1891 Feb 24:EphraimK. Wilson, died in office. 1906 Jun 4:ArthurP. Gorman, died in office. 1908 Mar 17:WilliamPinkney Whyte, died in office. 1912 Nov 25:IsidorRayner, died in office. 1913 Nov 4:BlairLee (Dem), elected;ThomasParran (Rep), defeated;GeorgeL. Wellington (Progressive), defeated;RobertJ. Fields (Socialist), defeated;FinleyC. Hendrickson (Prohibition), defeated. 1914 Nov 3:JohnWalter Smith (Dem), elected;EdwardC. Carrington, Jr. (Rep), defeated;V.Milton Reichard (Progressive), defeated;CharlesE. Devlin (Socialist), defeated;RichardH. Holme (Prohibition), defeated;RobertW. Stevens (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1916 Nov 7:JosephI. France (Rep), elected;DavidJ. Lewis (Dem), defeated;JamesW. Frizzell (Prohibition), defeated;SylvesterL. Young (Socialist), defeated;FrankN. H. Lang (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1920 Nov 2:OvingtonE. Weller (Rep), elected;JohnWalter Smith (Dem), defeated;GeorgeD. Iverson, Jr. (Ind), defeated;WilliamA. Toole (Socialist), defeated;WilliamA. Hawkins (Ind), defeated;FrankN. H. Lang (Labor), defeated. 1922:DavidJ. Lewis, defeated for nomination. 1922 Nov 7:WilliamCabell Bruce (Dem), elected;JosephI. France (Rep), defeated;RobertE. Long (Labor), defeated;JamesL. Smiley (Socialist), defeated. 1926 Nov 2:MillardE. Tydings (Dem), elected;OvingtonE. Weller (Rep), defeated;WilliamA. Toole (Socialist), defeated. 1928 Nov 6:PhillipsL. Goldsborough (Rep), elected;WilliamCabell Bruce (Dem), defeated;WilliamA. Toole (Socialist), defeated;RobertW. Stevens (Socialist Labor), defeated. 1932 Nov 8:MillardE. Tydings (Dem), elected;WallaceWilliams (Rep), defeated;WilliamA. Toole (Socialist), defeated;NoahS. Twigg (Socialist Labor), defeated;CarlBradley (Communist), defeated. 1934 Nov 6:GeorgeL. Radcliffe (Dem), elected;JosephI. France (Rep), defeated;ElisabethGilman (Socialist), defeated;AdaSmith Lang (Socialist Labor), defeated;SamuelGale (Communist), defeated. 1938:DavidJ. Lewis, defeated for nomination. 1938 Nov 8:MillardE. Tydings (Dem), elected;OscarLeser (Rep), defeated;GeorgeW. Hunt (Union), defeated;ElisabethGilman (Socialist), defeated;FrankN. H. Lang (Labor), defeated;HarryStraw (Communist), defeated. 1940 Nov 5:GeorgeL. Radcliffe (Dem), elected;HarryW. Nice (Rep), defeated;EdwinB. Abbott (Socialist), defeated;DavidL. Elliott, defeated;RobertKadish (Socialist Labor), defeated;AlbertE. Blumberg (Communist), defeated. 1944 Nov 7:MillardE. Tydings (Dem), elected;BlanchardRandall, Jr. (Rep), defeated. 1946 Nov 5:HerbertR. O'Conor (Dem), elected;D.John Markey (Rep), defeated. 1950 Nov 7:JohnM. Butler (Rep), elected;MillardE. Tydings (Dem), defeated;SamFox (Progressive), defeated. 1952 Nov 4:J.Glenn Beall (Rep), elected;GeorgeP. Mahoney (Dem), defeated. 1956 Nov 6:JohnM. Butler (Rep), elected;GeorgeP. Mahoney (Dem), defeated. 1958:GeorgeP. Mahoney (Dem), defeated for nomination. 1958 Nov 4:J.Glenn Beall (Rep), elected;ThomasD'Alesandro, Jr. (Dem), defeated. 1962 May 15:BlairLee III (Dem), defeated in primary. 1962 May 15:HarryL. Simms (Rep), defeated in primary. 1962 Nov 6:DanielB. Brewster (Dem), elected;EdwardT. Miller (Rep), defeated. 1964:LouisL. Goldstein (Dem), defeated in primary;HarryC. Byrd (Dem), defeated in primary. 1964 Nov 3:JosephD. Tydings (Dem), elected;J.Glenn Beall (Rep), defeated. 1968 Sep 10:DanielB. Brewster (Dem), nominated;RossZ. Pierpont (Dem), defeated in primary;WalterG. Finch (Dem), defeated in primary;RichardR. Howes (Dem), defeated in primary. 1968 Sep 10:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), nominated;HarryL. Simms (Rep), defeated in primary;PaulF. Wattay (Rep), defeated in primary. 1968 Nov 5:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), elected;DanielB. Brewster (Dem), defeated;GeorgeP. Mahoney (American Independent), defeated. 1970:GeorgeP. Mahoney (Dem), defeated in primary. 1970 Sep 15:HarryL. Simms (Rep), defeated in primary. 1970 Nov 3:J.Glenn Beall, Jr. (Rep), elected;JosephD. Tydings (Dem), defeated;HarveyWilder (American Independent), defeated. 1974:RossZ. Pierpont (Rep), defeated in primary. 1974 Sep 10:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), nominated. 1974 Nov 5:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), elected;BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), defeated. 1976 Nov 2:PaulS. Sarbanes (Dem), elected;J.Glenn Beall, Jr. (Rep), defeated;BruceBradley (Ind), defeated. 1980 May 13:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), nominated. 1980 Nov 4:CharlesMcC. Mathias (Rep), elected;EdwardT. Conroy (Dem), defeated. 1982 Nov 2:PaulS. Sarbanes (Dem), elected;LawrenceJ. Hogan (Rep), defeated. 1986:DebraFreeman (Dem), defeated in primary. 1986 Nov 4:BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), elected;LindaChavez (Rep), defeated. 1988 Nov 8:PaulS. Sarbanes (Dem), elected;AlanL. Keyes (Rep), defeated. 1992:RossZ. Pierpont (Rep), defeated in primary. 1992 Nov 3:BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), elected;AlanL. Keyes (Rep), defeated. 1994:RossZ. Pierpont (Rep), defeated in primary. 1994 Nov 8:PaulS. Sarbanes (Dem), elected;BillBrock (Rep), defeated. 1998 Sep 15:BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), nominated;AnnL. Mallory (Dem), defeated in primary;KaukoH. Kokkonen (Dem), defeated in primary. 1998 Sep 15:RossZ. Pierpont (Rep), nominated;JohnTaylor (Rep), defeated in primary;MichaelGloth (Rep), defeated in primary;KennethWayman (Rep), defeated in primary;BradlynMcClanahan (Rep), defeated in primary;HowardDavid Greyber (Rep), defeated in primary;JohnStafford (Rep), defeated in primary;GeorgeLiebmann (Rep), defeated in primary;BarrySteve Asbury (Rep), defeated in primary;ThomasScott (Rep), defeated in primary. 1998 Nov 3:BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), elected;RossZ. Pierpont (Rep), defeated. 2000 Nov 7:PaulS. Sarbanes (Dem), elected;PaulH. Rappaport (Rep), defeated;CorroganR. Vaughn, defeated. 2004 Nov 2:BarbaraA. Mikulski (Dem), elected;E.J. Pipkin (Rep), defeated;MariaAllwine (Green), defeated;ThomasTrump (Constitution), defeated;RobertGemmill II, defeated;RayBly, defeated. | |
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