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UNITED STATES CONGRESS

SENATE - 100 SENATORS, 6 YEAR TERM, ONE THIRD ELECTED EACH EVEN NUMBERED YEAR
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - 435 REPRESENTATIVES, 2 YEAR TERM, ALL ELECTED BIENNIALLY

STATE	YR ELECT	SENATOR	YR ELECT	SENATOR	HOUSE (110th)

AL	86	Richard Shelby	96	Jeff Sessions	2 - 5
AK	72	Ted Stevens (1968)*	04	Lisa Murkowski (2002)*	0 - 1
AZ	86	John McCain	94	Jon Kyl	4 - 4
AR	98	Blanche Lambert Lincoln	02	Mark Pryor	3 - 1
CA	92	Barbara Boxer	94	Dianne Feinstein (1992)*	34 - 19
CO	96	Wayne Allard	04	Ken Salazar	4 - 3
CT	80	Christopher J. Dodd	06	Joe Lieberman	4 - 1
DE	72	Joseph R. Biden, Jr.	00	Thomas R. Carper	0 - 1
FL	00	Bill Nelson	04	Mel Martinez	9 - 16
GA	02	Saxby Chambliss	04	Johnny Isakson	6 - 7
HI	62	Daniel K. Inouye	94	Daniel K. Akaka (1990)*	2 - 0
ID	90	Larry E. Craig	98	Mike Carpo	0 - 2
IL	96	Richard J. Durbin	04	Barack Obama	10 - 9
IN	76	Richard G. Lugar	98	Evan Bayh	5 - 4
IA	80	Charles Grassley	84	Tom Harkin	3 - 2
KS	96	Pat Roberts	98	Sam Brownback (1996)*	2 - 2
KY	84	Mitch McConnell	98	Jim Bunning	2 - 4
LA	96	Mary L. Landrieu	04	David Vitter	2 - 5
ME	94	Olympia J. Snowe	96	Susan M. Collins	2 - 0
MD	86	Barbara A. Mikulski	06	Ben Cardin	6 - 2
MA	64	Edward M. Kennedy (1962)*	84	John F. Kerry	10 - 0
MI	78	Carl Levin	00	Debbie Stabenow	6 - 9
MN	02	Norm Coleman	06	Amy Klobuchar	5 - 3
MS	78	Thad Cochran	88	Trent Lott	2 - 2
MO	86	Christopher "Kit" Bond	06	Claire McCaskill	4 - 5
MT	78	Max Baucus	06	Jon Tester	0 - 1
NE	96	Chuck Hagel	00	Ben Nelson	0 - 3
NV	86	Harry Reid	00	John Ensign	1 - 2
NH	92	Judd Gregg	02	John E. Sununu	2 - 0
NJ	02	Frank R. Lautenberg	06	Robert Menendez (2005)*	7 - 6
NM	72	Pete V. Domenici	82	Jeff Bingaman	1 - 2
NY	98	Chuck Schumer	00	Hillary Rodham Clinton	23 - 6
NC	02	Elizabeth Dole	04	Richard Burr	7 - 6
ND	92	Byron L. Dorgan	94	Kent Conrad (1986)*	1 - 0
OH	98	George V. Voinovich	06	Sherrod Brown	7 - 11
OK	80	Tom Coburn	96	James M. Inhofe (1994)*	1 - 4
OR	98	Ron Wyden (1996)*	96	Gordon Smith	4 - 1
PA	80	Arlen Specter	06	Robert Casey Jr.	11 - 8
RI	96	John F. Reed	06	Sheldon Whitehouse	2 - 0
SC	02	Lindsey O. Graham	04	Jim DeMint	2 - 4
SD	96	Tim Johnson	04	John Thune	1 - 0
TN	94	Bill Frist	02	Lamar Alexander	5 - 4
TX	94	Kay Bailey Hutchison (1993)*	02	John Cornyn	13 - 19
UT	76	Orrin G. Hatch	92	Robert F. Bennett	1 - 2
VT	74	Patrick Leahy	06	Bernard Sanders	1 - 0
VA	78	John W. Warner	06	James Webb	3 - 8
WA	92	Patty Murray	00	Maria Cantwell	6 - 3
WV	58	Robert C. Byrd	84	John D. Rockefeller, 4th	2 - 1
WI	88	Herbert H. Kohl	92	Russ Feingold	5 - 3
WY		John Barasso (2007)*	96	Michael B. Enzi	0 - 1

NOTES:- RED = R BLUE = D GRN = I	Democrats (D) = 49; Republicans (R) = 49; Independents (I) = 2 Note: Shaded boxes are female Senators. There are 16 female Senators, 5 of whom are Republicans. * AK = [Bartlett - death] Appointed 1968. Won 1970 Special Election (SE) * AK = [Murkowski] Appointed 2002. Next = 2004 * CA = [Pete Wilson] Won 1992 SE beating GOP appointee. * HI = [Matsunaga - death] Appointed 1990. Won 1990 SE * KS = [Dole] Another GOP appointed. Won 1996 SE * MA = [JFK] Another Dem appointed. Won 1962 SE * NJ = [Corzine] Another Dem appointed. * ND = [Burdick - death]. Another Dem appointed. Won 1992 SE * OK = [Boren]. Won 1994 SE. No appointee (before primary). * OR = [Packwood]. Won 1996 SE. No appointee (state law). * TX = [Bentsen] Won 1993 SE beating Dem appointee. * WY = [Thomas - death] Appointed 2007.				DEM 233 GOP 202 IND 0

2008 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-2]
34 races (incl. WY special election)
Republican Seats (22) = AL AK (CO) GA (ID) KS KY ME MN (MS) (NE) NH (NM) NC OK OR SC TN TX (VA) WY WY
Democrat Seats (12) = AR DE IL IA LA MA MI MT NJ RI SD WV
Wins - 0 D, 0 R, 0 I (D+0, R+0, I+0) | Final - D, R, I

2006 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-1]
33 races
Republican Seats (15) = AZ IN ME MO MS MT NV OH PA RI (TN) TX UT VA WY
Democrat Seats (17) = CA CT DE FL HI (MD) MA MI (MN) NE (NJ) NM NY ND WV WI
Independent Seat (1) = (VT)
Wins - 22 D, 9 R, 2 I (D+6, R+0, I+1) | Final - 49 D, 49 R, 2 I

2004 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-3]
34 races
Republican Seats (15) = AL AK AZ (CO) ID (IL) IA KS KY MO NH OH (OK) PA UT
Democrat Seats (19) = AR CA CT (FL) (GA) HI IN (LA) MD NV NY (NC) ND OR (SC) SD VT WA WI
Wins - 15 D, 19 R (D+2, R+6) | Final - 44 D, 55 R, 1 I

2002 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-2]
34 races (incl. MO special election)
Republican Seats (20) = AL AK AR CO ID KS KY ME MS NE (NH) NM (NC) OK OR (SC) (TN) (TX) VA WY
Democrat Seats (14) = DE GA IL IA LA MA MI (MN) MO MT (NJ) RI SD WV
Wins - 12 D, 22 R (D+1, R+3) | Final - 48 D, 51 R, 1 I

2000 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-1]
34 races (incl. GA special election)
Republican Seats (19) = AZ DE (FL) IN ME MI MN MS MO MT OH PA RI TN TX UT VT WA WY
Democrat Seats (15) = CA CT GA HI MD MA (NE) (NV) (NJ) NM (NY) ND VA WV WI
Wins - 19 D, 15 R (D+6, R+2) | Final - 50 D, 50 R

1998 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-3]
34 races
Republican Seats (16) = AL AK AZ CO GA (ID) (IN) IA KS MO NH NC NY OK PA UT
Democrat Seats (18) = (AR) CA CT FL HI IL (KY) LA MD NV ND (OH) OR SC SD VT WA WI
Wins - 18 D, 16 R (D+3, R+3) | Final - 45 D, 55 R

1996 SENATE ELECTION [CLASS-2]
34 races (incl. KS special elections)
Republican Seats (19) = AK (CO) ID (KS) (KS) KY (ME) MS NH NM NC OK (OR) SC SD TN TX VA (WY)
Democrat Seats (15) = (AL) (AR) DE (GA) (IL) IA (LA) MA MI MN MT (NE) (NJ) (RI) WV
Wins - 13 D, 21 R (D+1, R+3) | Final - 45 D, 55 R

Key: blue = Democratic win, red = Republican win, bold = change of party, ( ) = open seats (no incumbents)

UNITED STATES CONGRESS
1933 - 2007

SENATE & HOUSE SINCE 1933 1933-1957: 96 Senators 1959-Present: 100 Senators
YEAR	SENATE Democrats	SENATE Republicans	PRESIDENT	HOUSE D-R-I	CTRL OF STATE LEGISLATURES D - R - Split
1933*	59	36	FDR	313-117-5
1935*	69	25		322-103-10
1937*	76	16		333-89-13
1939*	69	23		262-169-4	21 - 19 - 6
1941*	66	28		267-162-6	21 - 17 - 8
1943*	57	38		222-209-4	19 - 24 - 3
1945*	57	38	Truman	243-190-2	19 - 24 - 3
1947	45	51		188-246-1	17 - 25 - 4
1949	54	42		263-171-1	19 - 16 - 11
1951	49	47		234-199-2	19 - 21 - 6
1953	47	48	Eisenhower	213-221-1	16 - 26 - 4
1955***	48	47		232-203-0	19 - 20 - 7
1957	49	47		234-201-0	22 - 19 - 5
1959	65	35		283-153-0	30 - 7 - 11
1961	64	36	JFK	262-175-0	27 - 15 - 6
1963	66	34	LBJ	258-176-1	25 - 17 - 6
1965	68	32		295-140-0	32 - 6 - 10
1967	64	36		248-187-0	23 - 16 - 9
1969	57	43	Nixon	243-192-0	20 - 20 - 8
1971**	54	44		255-180-0	23 - 16 - 9
1973**	56	42		242-192-1	26 - 16 - 7
1975**	60	38	Ford	291-144-0	37 - 4 - 8
1977***	61	38	Carter	292-143-0	35 - 4 - 10
1979***	58	41	Carter	277-158-0	31 - 11 - 7
1981***	46	53	Reagan	243-192-0	29 - 15 - 5
1983	46	54		268-167-0	34 - 11 - 4
1985	47	53		253-182-0	26 - 11 - 12
1987	55	45		258-177-0	28 - 9 - 12
1989	55	45	Bush	260-175-0	29 - 8 - 12
1991	56	44	Bush	267-167-1	30 - 6 - 13
1993****	57 (-1)	43 (+1)	Clinton	258-176-1	25 - 8 - 16
1995****	48 (-1)	52 (+1)		204-230-1	18 - 19 - 12
1997	45	55		206-228-1	20 - 18 - 11
1999****	45 (+1)	55 (-1)		211-222-2	20 - 17 - 12
2001****	50	50 (-1)	"W" Bush	211-221-3	16 - 18 - 15
2003***	48	51		205-229-1	16 - 21 - 12
2005***	44	55		202-232-1	19 - 20 - 10
2007****	49	49		233-202-0	23 - 15 - 11
2009
2011

* 1933 = 1 Farmer-Labor
* 1935 = 1 Farmer-Labor, 1 Progressive
* 1937 & 1939 = 2 Farmer-Labor, 1 Progressive, 1 Independent
* 1941 = 1 Progressive, 1 Independent
* 1943 & 1945 = 1 Progressive
** 1971, 1973, 1975 = 1 Conservative, 1 Independent
*** 1955, 1977, 1979, 1981, 2003, 2005 = 1 Independent
**** 1993 = June 5, 1993 - Kay Hutchison (R-TX)
**** 1995 = Richard Shelby (AL) & Ben Campbell (CO) switched to GOP
**** 1995 = Robert Packwood (R-OR) resigned and replaced by Ron Wyden (Dem)
**** 1999 = Paul Caverdell (R-GA) died replaced by Zell Miller (Dem)
**** 2001 = James Jeffords (R-VT) switched to Independent on May 24, 2001 giving Democrats control of split 50-50 Senate
**** 2007 = 1 Independent, 1 Independent-Democrat; both will caucus with the Democrats