United States congressional delegations from Georgia

This page displays the historical members of U.S. Congress from Georgia.

Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from Georgia.

Current Congressional Partisan Breakdown from Georgia
Party		U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
	Democratic Party	0	5	5
	Republican Party	2	9	11
TOTALS		2	14	16

Current members

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U.S. Senate

The current members of the U.S. Senate from Georgia are:

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Johnny Isakson		U.S. Senate, Georgia	2005	January 3, 2017	November 2016	Link	Zell B. Miller (D)
Saxby Chambliss		U.S. Senate, Georgia	2003	January 3, 2015	November 4,2014	Link	J. Maxwell Cleland (D)

U.S. House

The current members of the U.S. House from Georgia are:

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Austin Scott		District 8	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Jim Marshall (D)
David Scott		District 13	2003	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	N/A
Doug Collins		District 9	2013	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Tom Graves (R)
Henry C. Johnson Jr.		District 4	2007	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Cynthia McKinney (D)
Jack Kingston		District 1	1993	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Robert Lindsay Thomas (D)
John Barrow		District 12	2005	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Max Burns (R)
John Lewis		District 5	1987	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Wyche Fowler, Jr. (D)
Lynn A. Westmoreland		District 3	2007	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Jim Marshall (D)
Paul C. Broun		District 10	2007	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Charlie Norwood (R)
Phil Gingrey		District 11	2003	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	John Linder (R)
Rob Woodall		District 7	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	John Linder (R)
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr		District 2	1993	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Charles Floyd Hatcher (D)
Tom Graves		District 14	2010	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Nathan Deal (R)
Tom Price		District 6	2005	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Johnny Isakson (R)

Historical members

Senate

Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from Georgia
Party	Total
Democratic	35
Republican	19
Jacksonian	5
Anti-Admin	2
Federalist	2
Whig	2
Total Senators	65

Class 2 Senators from Georgia
Senator	Years Served	Party
William Few	Anti-Admin	1789-1793
James Jackson	Anti-Admin	1793-1795
George Walton	Federalist	1795-1796
Josiah Tattnall	Republican	1796-1799
Abraham Baldwin	Republican	1799-1807
George Jones	Republican	1807-1807
William H. Crawford	Republican	1807-1813
William B. Bulloch	Republican	1813-1813
William Wyatt Bibb	Republican	1813-1816
George M. Troup	Republican	1816-1818
John Forsyth	Republican	1818-1819
Freeman Walker	Republican	1819-1821
Nicolas Ware	Republican	1821-1824
Thomas W. Cobb	CRR, Jacksonian	1824-1828
Oliver H. Prince	Jacksonian	1828-1829
George M. Troup	Jacksonian	1829-1833
John Pendleton King	Democratic	1833-1837
Wilson Lumpkin	Democratic	1837-1841
John Macpherson Berrien	Whig	1841-1852
Robert M. Charlton	Democratic	1852-1853
Robert A. Toombs	Democratic	1853-1861
Homer V. M. Miller	Democratic	1871-1871
Thomas M. Norwood	Democratic	1871-1877
Benjamin H. Hill	Democratic	1877-1882
M. Pope Barrow	Democratic	1882-1883
Alfred H. Colquitt	Democratic	1883-1894
Patrick Walsh	Democratic	1894-1895
Augustus O. Bacon	Democratic	1895-1914
William S. West	Democratic	1914-1914
Thomas W. Hardwick	Democratic	1914-1919
William J. Harris	Democratic	1919-1932
John S. Cohen	Democratic	1932-1933
Richard B. Russell, Jr.	Democratic	1933-1971
David H. Gambrell	Democratic	1971-1972
Samuel A. Nunn	Democratic	1972-1997
J. Maxwell Cleland	Democratic	1997-2003
Saxby Chambliss	Republican	2003-Present

Class 3 Senators from Georgia
Senator	Years Served	Party
James Gunn	Anti-Admin, Federalist	1789-1801
James Jackson	Republican	1801-1806
John Milledge	Republican	1806-1809
Charles Tait	Republican	1809-1819
John Elliott	Republican	1819-1825
John Macpherson Berrien	Jacksonian	1825-1829
John Forsyth	Jacksonian	1829-1834
Alfred Cuthbert	Democratic	1835-1843
Walter T. Colquitt	Democratic	1843-1848
Herschel V. Johnson	Democratic	1848-1849
William C. Dawson	Whig	1849-1855
Alfred Iverson, Sr.	Democratic	1855-1861
Joshua Hill	Republican	1871-1873
John B. Gordon	Democratic	1873-1880
Joseph E. Brown	Democratic	1880-1891
John B. Gordon	Democratic	1891-1897
Alexander S. Clay	Democratic	1897-1910
Joseph M. Terrell	Democratic	1910-1911
Hoke Smith	Democratic	1911-1921
Thomas E. Watson	Democratic	1921-1922
Rebecca L. Felton	Democratic	1922-1922
Walter F. George	Democratic	1922-1957
Herman E. Talmadge	Democratic	1957-1981
Mack F. Mattingly	Republican	1981-1987
Wyche Fowler, Jr.	Democratic	1987-1993
Paul D. Coverdell	Republican	1993-2000
Zell B. Miller	Democratic	2000-2005
Johnny Isakson	Republican	2005-Present

House

• 1700s
• 1800s
• 1900s
• 2000

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1700s from Georgia
Party	Total
Anti-Administration	5
Democratic-Republican	3
Federalist	1
Total Representatives	9

Representatives to the U.S. House in Georgia 1700s

Representative	Years Served	Party
James Jackson	Anti-Admin	1789–1791
George Mathews	Anti-Admin	1789–1791
Abraham Baldwin	Democratic-Republican	1789–1795 and 1795–1799
Anthony Wayne	Anti-Admin	1791–1792
Francis Willis	Anti-Admin	1791–1793
John Milledge	Democratic-Republican	1792–1793, 1795–1799, and 1801-1802
Thomas P. Carnes	Anti-Admin	1793–1795
James Jones	Federalist	1799–1801
Benjamin Taliaferro	Democratic-Republican	1799–1802

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1800s from Georgia
Party	Total
Democratic	104
Democratic-Republican	26
Whig	16
Republican	12
Know-Nothing	3
Unionist	2
Union Democrat	1
Populist	1
Total Representatives	165

Representatives to the U.S. House in Georgia 1800s

Representative	Years Served	Party
David Meriwether	Democratic-Republican	1802–1807
Samuel Hammond	Democratic-Republican	1803–1805
Joseph Bryan	Democratic-Republican	1803–1806
Peter Early	Democratic-Republican	1803–1807
Cowles Mead	Democratic-Republican	1805
Thomas Spalding	Democratic-Republican	1805–1806
Dennis Smelt	Democratic-Republican	1806–1811
Howell Cobb	Democratic-Republican	1807–1812
William Wyatt Bibb	Democratic-Republican	1807–1813
George M. Troup	Democratic-Republican	1807–1815
Bolling Hall	Democratic-Republican	1811–1817
William Barnett	Democratic-Republican	1812–1815
Alfred Cuthbert	Democratic	1813–1816 and 1821-1827
Thomas Telfair	Democratic-Republican	1813–1817
John Forsyth	Democratic	1813–1818 and 1823-1827
Wilson Lumpkin	Democratic	1815–1817 and 1827–1831
Richard Henry Wilde	Democratic	1815–1817, 1825, and 1827–1835
Zadock Cook	Democratic-Republican	1816–1819
Joel Crawford	Democratic-Republican	1817–1821
William Terrell	Democratic-Republican	1817–1821
Thomas W. Cobb	Democratic-Republican	1817–1821 and 1823–1824
Joel Abbott	Democratic-Republican	1817–1825
John Alfred Cuthbert	Democratic-Republican	1819–1821
Robert R. Reid	Democratic-Republican	1819–1823
George R. Gilmer	Democratic	1821–1823, 1827–1829, and 1833-1835
Edward F. Tattnall	Democratic	1821–1827
Wiley Thompson	Democratic-Republican	1821–1833
George Cary	Democratic	1823–1827
James Meriwether	Democratic	1825–1827
Charles E. Haynes	Democratic	1825–1831 and 1835–1839
John Floyd	Democratic	1827–1829
Tomlinson Fort	Democratic	1827–1829
Henry G. Lamar	Democratic-Republican	1829–1833
James M. Wayne	Democratic-Republican	1829–1835
Thomas Flournoy Foster	Whig	1829–1835 and 1841–1843
Daniel Newnan	Democratic	1831–1833
Augustin S. Clayton	Democratic-Republican	1832–1835
William Schley	Democratic-Republican	1833–1835
Roger L. Gamble	Whig	1833–1835 and 1841–1843
Seaborn Jones	Democratic	1833–1835 and 1845–1847
John E. Coffee	Democratic-Republican	1833–1836
John W. A. Sanford	Union Democrat	1835
James C. Terrell	Democratic	1835
George Towns	Democratic	1835–1836, 1837–1839, and 1846–1847
Jesse F. Cleveland	Democratic	1835–1839
Thomas Glascock	Democratic	1835–1839
Seaton Grantland	Democratic	1835–1839
Hopkins Holsey	Democratic	1835–1839
Jabez Y. Jackson	Democratic	1835–1839
George W. Owens	Democratic	1835–1839
William Crosby Dawson	Whig	1836–1841
Julius Caesar Alford	Republican	1837 and 1839–1841
Walter T. Colquitt	Democratic	1839–1840 and 1842–1843
Eugenius A. Nisbet	Whig	1839–1841
Mark A. Cooper	Democratic	1839–1841 and 1842–1843
Edward J. Black	Democratic	1839–1841 and 1842–1845
Richard W. Habersham	Whig	1839–1842
Lott Warren	Whig	1839–1843
Thomas B. King	Whig	1839–1843 and 1845–1850
Hines Holt	Whig	1841
James A. Meriwether	Whig	1841–1843
George W. Crawford	Whig	1843
John B. Lamar	Democratic	1843
John Millen	Democratic	1843
Absalom H. Chappell	Whig	1843–1845
William H. Stiles	Democratic	1843–1845
John H. Lumpkin	Democratic	1843–1849
Hugh A. Haralson	Democratic	1843–1851
Howell Cobb, Jr.	Democratic	1843–1851 and 1855–1857
Alexander H. Stephens	Democratic	1843–1859 and 1873-1882
Duncan L. Clinch	Whig	1844–1845
Robert Toombs	Whig	1845–1853
Alfred Iverson, Sr.	Democratic	1847–1849
John William Jones	Whig	1847–1849
Thomas C. Hackett	Democratic	1849–1851
Allen Ferdinand Owen	Whig	1849–1851
Marshall J. Wellborn	Democratic	1849–1851
Joseph Webber Jackson	Democratic	1850–1853
James Johnson	Unionist	1851–1853
Charles Murphey	Unionist	1851–1853
David J. Bailey	Democratic	1851–1855
Elijah W. Chastain	Democratic	1851–1855
Junius Hillyer	Democratic	1851–1855
Alfred H. Colquitt	Democratic	1853–1855
William Dent	Democratic	1853–1855
David A. Reese	Whig	1853–1855
James Lindsay Seward	Democratic	1853–1859
Nathaniel G. Foster	Know-Nothing	1855–1857
Hiram B. Warner	Democratic	1855–1857
Robert P. Trippe	Know-Nothing	1855–1859
Martin J. Crawford	Democratic	1855–1861
Augustus R. Wright	Democratic	1857–1859
Lucius J. Gartrell	Democratic	1857–1861
Joshua Hill	Know-Nothing	1857–1861
James Jackson	Democratic	1857–1861
John James Jones	Democratic	1859–1861
Peter Early Love	Democratic	1859–1861
John W. H. Underwood	Democratic	1859–1861
Thomas Hardeman, Jr.	Democratic	1859–1861 and 1883–1885
Joseph W. Clift	Republican	1868–1869
William P. Edwards	Republican	1868–1869
Samuel F. Gove	Republican	1868–1869
Charles H. Prince	Republican	1868–1869
Nelson Tift	Democratic	1868–1869
Pierce M. B. Young	Democratic	1868–1875
Marion Bethune	Republican	1870–1871
Stephen A. Corker	Democratic	1870–1871
Jefferson F. Long	Republican	1870–1871
William W. Paine	Democratic	1870–1871
William P. Price	Democratic	1870–1873
Richard H. Whiteley	Republican	1870–1875
Thomas J. Speer	Republican	1871–1872
John S. Bigby	Republican	1871–1873
Dudley M. Du Bose	Democratic	1871–1873
Archibald T. MacIntyre	Democratic	1871–1873
Erasmus W. Beck	Democratic	1872–1873
Morgan Rawls	Democratic	1873–1874
James C. Freeman	Republican	1873–1875
Hiram P. Bell	Democratic	1873–1875 and 1877–1879
Henry R. Harris	Democratic	1873–1879 and 1885–1887
Phillip Cook	Democratic	1873–1883
James H. Blount	Democratic	1873–1893
Andrew Sloan	Republican	1874–1875
Benjamin H. Hill	Democratic	1875–1877
Milton A. Candler	Democratic	1875–1879
Julian Hartridge	Democratic	1875–1879
William H. Felton	Democratic	1875–1881
William Ephraim Smith	Democratic	1875–1881
William B. Fleming	Democratic	1879
Henry Persons	Democratic	1879–1881
John C. Nicholls	Democratic	1879–1881 and 1883–1885
Emory Speer	Democratic	1879–1883
Nathaniel J. Hammond	Democratic	1879–1887
George R. Black	Democratic	1881–1883
Hugh Buchanan	Democratic	1881–1885
Judson C. Clements	Democratic	1881–1891
Henry G. Turner	Democratic	1881–1897
Seaborn Reese	Democratic	1882–1887
Allen D. Candler	Democratic	1883–1891
Charles F. Crisp	Democratic	1883–1896
Thomas M. Norwood	Democratic	1885–1889
George T. Barnes	Democratic	1885–1891
Henry H. Carlton	Democratic	1887–1891
Thomas W. Grimes	Democratic	1887–1891
John D. Stewart	Democratic	1887–1891
Rufus E. Lester	Democratic	1889–1906
Robert W. Everett	Democratic	1891–1893
Thomas E. Watson	Populist	1891–1893
Thomas E. Winn	Democratic	1891–1893
Thomas G. Lawson	Democratic	1891–1897
Charles L. Moses	Democratic	1891–1897
Leonidas F. Livingston	Democratic	1891–1911
Thomas B. Cabaniss	Democratic	1893–1895
James C. C. Black	Democratic	1893–1897
Benjamin E. Russell	Democratic	1893–1897
John W. Maddox	Democratic	1893–1905
Farish C. Tate	Democratic	1893–1905
Charles L. Bartlett	Democratic	1895–1915
Charles R. Crisp	Democratic	1896–1897 and 1913–1932
William H. Fleming	Democratic	1897–1903
Elijah B. Lewis	Democratic	1897–1909
James M. Griggs	Democratic	1897–1910
William M. Howard	Democratic	1897–1911
William G. Brantley	Democratic	1897–1913
William C. Adamson	Democratic	1897–1917

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1900s from Georgia
Party	Total
Democratic	78
Republican	13
Total Representatives	91

Representatives to the U.S. House in Georgia 1900s

Representative	Years Served	Party
Thomas W. Hardwick	Democratic	1903–1914
Gordon Lee ‎	Democratic	1905–1927
Thomas M. Bell	Democratic	1905–1931
James W. Overstreet	Democratic	1906–1907 and 1917–1923
Charles G. Edwards	Democratic	1907–1917 and 1925–1931
Dudley M. Hughes	Democratic	1909–1917
Seaborn A. Roddenbery	Democratic	1910–1913
Samuel J. Tribble	Democratic	1911–1916
William S. Howard	Democratic	1911–1919
John R. Walker	Democratic	1913–1919
Frank Park	Democratic	1913–1925
James W. Wise	Democratic	1915–1925
Carl Vinson	Democratic	1915–1965
Tinsley W. Rucker, Jr.	Democratic	1917
Charles H. Brand	Democratic	1917–1933
William W. Larsen	Democratic	1917–1933
William C. Wright	Democratic	1918–1933
William D. Upshaw	Democratic	1919–1927
William C. Lankford	Democratic	1919–1933
R. Lee Moore	Democratic	1923–1925
Samuel Rutherford	Democratic	1925–1932
Edward E. Cox	Democratic	1925–1952
Leslie J. Steele	Democratic	1927–1929
Malcolm C. Tarver	Democratic	1927–1947
Robert Ramspeck	Democratic	1929–1945
Homer C. Parker	Democratic	1931–1935
John S. Wood	Democratic	1931–1935 and 1945–1953
W. Carlton Mobley	Democratic	1932–1933
Bryant T. Castellow	Democratic	1932–1937
Braswell Deen	Democratic	1933–1939
Emmett M. Owen	Democratic	1933–1939
Paul Brown	Democratic	1933–1961
B. Frank Whelchel	Democratic	1935–1945
Hugh Peterson	Democratic	1935–1947
Stephen Pace	Democratic	1937–1951
W. Benjamin Gibbs	Democratic	1939–1940
A. Sidney Camp	Democratic	1939–1954
Florence R. Gibbs	Democratic	1940–1941
John S. Gibson	Democratic	1941–1947
Helen D. Mankin	Democratic	1946–1947
William M. Wheeler	Democratic	1947–1955
Henderson L. Lanham	Democratic	1947–1957
Prince H. Preston, Jr.	Democratic	1947–1961
James C. Davis	Democratic	1947–1963
Tic Forrester	Democratic	1951–1965
J. L. Pilcher	Democratic	1953–1965
Phillip M. Landrum	Democratic	1953–1977
John J. Flynt, Jr.	Democratic	1953–1979
Iris Blitch	Democratic	1955–1963
Harlan E. Mitchell	Democratic	1958–1961
G. Elliott Hagan	Democratic	1961–1973
John W. Davis	Democratic	1961–1975
Robert G. Stephens, Jr.	Democratic	1961–1977
J. Russell Tuten	Democratic	1963–1967
Charles Weltner	Democratic	1963–1967
Howard H. Callaway	Republican	1965–1967
James MacKay	Democratic	1965–1967
Maston E. O'Neal, Jr.	Democratic	1965–1971
Fletcher Thompson	Republican	1967–1973
Benjamin B. Blackburn	Republican	1967–1975
Williamson S. Stuckey, Jr.	Democratic	1967–1977
Jack T. Brinkley	Democratic	1967–1983
Dawson Mathis	Democratic	1971–1981
Andrew Young	Democratic	1973–1977
Ronald B. Ginn	Democratic	1973–1983
Lawrence P. McDonald	Democratic	1975–1983
Elliott H. Levitas	Democratic	1975–1985
Billy Lee Evans	Democratic	1977–1983
Wyche Fowler, Jr.	Democratic	1977–1987
Doug Barnard, Jr.	Democratic	1977–1993
Edgar L. Jenkins	Democratic	1977–1993
Newt Gingrich	Republican	1979–1999
Charles Floyd Hatcher	Democratic	1981–1993
Richard Ray	Democratic	1983–1993
Robert Lindsay Thomas	Democratic	1983–1993
George Darden	Democratic	1983–1995
J. Roy Rowland	Democratic	1983–1995
Pat Swindall	Republican	1985–1989
John Lewis	Democratic	1987–present
Ben Jones	Democratic	1989–1993
Don Johnson, Jr.	Democratic	1993–1995
Cynthia McKinney	Democratic	1993–2003 and 2005–2007
Mac Collins	Republican	1993–2005
Nathan Deal	Republican	1993–2009
John Linder	Republican	1993–2011
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	Democratic	1993–present
Jack Kingston	Republican	1993–present
Bob Barr	Republican	1995–2003
Saxby Chambliss	Republican	1995–2003
Charlie Norwood	Republican	1995–2007
Johnny Isakson	Republican	1999–2005

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 2000s from Georgia
Party	Total
Democratic	5
Republican	9
Total Representatives	14

Representatives to the U.S. House in Georgia 2000s

Representative	Years Served	Party
Max Burns	Republican	2003–2005
Denise Majette	Democratic	2003–2005
Jim Marshall	Democratic	2003–2011
Phil Gingrey	Republican	2003–present
David Scott	Democratic	2003–present
John Barrow	Democratic	2005–present
Tom Price	Republican	2005–present
Hank Johnson	Democratic	2007–present
Lynn Westmoreland	Republican	2007–present
Paul Broun	Republican	2009–present
Tom Graves	Republican	2009–present
Austin Scott	Republican	2011–present
Robert Woodall	Republican	2011–present
Doug Collins	Republican	2013-present