List of United States Senators from Virginia
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Virginia was admitted as the 10th state to the United States of America on June 25, 1788. As of 2013, a total of 60 individuals have represented Virginia in the U.S. Senate.
The current members of the U.S. Senate from Virginia are:
Historical senators
The following individuals were elected to the U.S. Senate from Virginia.
| Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from Virginia | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Party | Total | |||
| Democratic | 22 | |||
| Republican | 23 | |||
| Anti-Admin | 4 | |||
| Pro-Admin | 1 | |||
| Jacksonian | 4 | |||
| Whig | 2 | |||
| Unionist | 3 | |||
| Anti-Jackson | 1 | |||
| Total Senators | 60 | |||
| Senator | Years Served | Party |
|---|---|---|
| William Grayson | 1789-1790 | ANTI-ADMIN |
| John Walker | 1790-1790 | PRO-ADMIN |
| James Monroe | 1790-1794 | ANTI-ADMIN |
| Stevens T. Mason | 1794-1803 | Republican |
| John Taylor | 1803-1803 | Republican |
| Abraham B. Venable | 1803-1804 | Republican |
| William B. Giles | 1804-1804 | Republican |
| Andrew Moore | 1804-1809 | Republican |
| Richard Brent | 1809-1814 | Republican |
| James Barbour | 1815-1825 | Republican |
| John Randolph | 1825-1827 | Jacksonian |
| John Tyler | 1827-1836 | Jacksonian |
| William C. Rives | 1836-1839 | Democratic |
| William C. Rives | 1841-1845 | Whig |
| Isaac S. Pennybacker | 1845-1847 | Democratic |
| James M. Mason | 1847-1861 | Democratic |
| Waitman T. Willey | 1861-1863 | Unionist |
| Lemuel J. Bowden | 1863-1864 | Unionist |
| John F. Lewis | 1870-1875 | Republican |
| Robert E. Withers | 1875-1881 | Democratic |
| William Mahone | 1881-1887 | Republican |
| John W. Daniel | 1887-1910 | Democratic |
| Claude A. Swanson | 1910-1933 | Democratic |
| Harry Flood Byrd | 1933-1965 | Democratic |
| Harry Flood Byrd, Jr. | 1965-1983 | Democratic |
| Paul S. Trible, Jr. | 1983-1989 | Republican |
| Charles S. Robb | 1989-2001 | Democratic |
| George F. Allen | 2001-2007 | Republican |
| Jim Webb | 2007-2013 | Democratic |
| Tim Kaine | 2013-Present | Democratic |
