United States congressional delegations from Kansas

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

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

Current Congressional Partisan Breakdown from Kansas
Party		U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
	Democratic Party	0	0	0
	Republican Party	2	4	6
TOTALS		2	4	6

Current members

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U.S. Senate

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Jerry Moran		U.S. Senate, Kansas	2011	January 3, 2017	November 8, 2016	Link	Sam Brownback (R)
Pat Roberts		U.S. Senate, Kansas	1997	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Nancy Landon Kassebaum (R)

U.S. House

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Kevin Yoder		District 3	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Dennis Moore (D)
Lynn Jenkins		District 2	2009	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Nancy Boyda (D)
Mike Pompeo		District 4	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Todd Tiahrt (R)
Tim Huelskamp		District 1	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Jerry Moran (R)

Historical members

Senate

Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from Kansas
Party	Total
Democratic	3
Republican	29
Populist	2
Total Senators	34

Class 2 Senators from Kansas
Senator	Years Served	Party
James H. Lane	Republican	1861-1866
Edmund G. Ross	Republican	1866-1871
Alexander Caldwell	Republican	1871-1873
Robert Crozier	Republican	1873-1874
James M. Harvey	Republican	1874-1877
Preston B. Plumb	Republican	1877-1891
Bishop W. Perkins	Republican	1892-1893
John Martin	Democratic	1893-1895
Lucien Baker	Republican	1895-1901
Joseph R. Burton	Republican	1901-1906
Alfred W. Benson	Republican	1906-1907
Charles Curtis	Republican	1907-1913
William H. Thompson	Democratic	1913-1919
Arthur Capper	Republican	1919-1949
Andrew F. Schoeppel	Republican	1949-1962
James B. Pearson	Republican	1962-1978
Nancy Landon Kassebaum	Republican	1978-1997
Pat Roberts	Republican	1997-Present

Class 3 Senators from Kansas
Senator	Years Served	Party
Samuel C. Pomeroy	Republican	1861-1873
John J. Ingalls	Republican	1873-1891
William A. Peffer	Populist	1891-1897
William A. Harris	Populist	1897-1903
Chester I. Long	Republican	1903-1909
Joseph L. Bristow	Republican	1909-1915
Charles Curtis	Republican	1915-1929
Henry J. Allen	Republican	1929-1930
George McGill	Democratic	1930-1939
Clyde M. Reed	Republican	1939-1949
Harry Darby	Republican	1949-1950
Frank Carlson	Republican	1950-1969
Robert J. Dole	Republican	1969-1996
Sheila Frahm	Republican	1996-1996
Sam Brownback	Republican	1996-2011
Jerry Moran	Republican	2011-Present

House

• 1800s
• 1900s
• 2000s

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1800s from Kansas
Party	Total
Democratic	2
Republican	28
Populist	12
Total Representatives	42

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Martin F. Conway	Republican	1861–1863
Abel Carter Wilder	Republican	1863–1865
Sidney Clarke	Republican	1865–1871
David Perley Lowe	Republican	1871–1875
Stephen A. Cobb	Republican	1873–1875
William A. Phillips	Republican	1873–1879
William R. Brown	Republican	1875–1877
John R. Goodin	Democratic	1875–1877
Dudley C. Haskell	Republican	1877–1883
Thomas Ryan	Republican	1877–1889
John Alexander Anderson	Republican	1879–1891
Lewis Hanback	Republican	1883–1887
Edmund Needham Morrill	Republican	1883–1891
Bishop W. Perkins	Republican	1883–1891
Samuel R. Peters	Republican	1883–1891
Edward H. Funston	Republican	1884–1894
Erastus J. Turner	Republican	1887–1891
Harrison Kelley	Republican	1889–1891
Benjamin H. Clover	Populist	1891–1893
John G. Otis	Populist	1891–1893
John Davis	Populist	1891–1895
Jerry Simpson	Populist	1891–1895 and 1897–1899
William Baker	Populist	1891–1897
Case Broderick	Republican	1891–1899
William A. Harris	Populist	1893–1895
Thomas Jefferson Hudson	Populist	1893–1895
Charles Curtis	Republican	1893–1907
Horace Ladd Moore	Democratic	1894–1895
Richard W. Blue	Republican	1895–1897
Snyder S. Kirkpatrick	Republican	1895–1897
Orrin L. Miller	Republican	1895–1897
Chester I. Long	Republican	1895–1897 and 1899–1903
William A. Calderhead	Republican	1895–1897 and 1899–1911
Jeremiah D. Botkin	Populist	1897–1899
Nelson B. McCormick	Populist	1897–1899
Mason S. Peters	Populist	1897–1899
William D. Vincent	Populist	1897–1899
Edwin R. Ridgely	Populist	1897–1901
Willis Joshua Bailey	Republican	1899–1901
Justin De Witt Bowersock	Republican	1899–1907
James Monroe Miller	Republican	1899–1911
William A. Reeder	Republican	1899–1911

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1900s from Kansas
Party	Total
Democratic	22
Republican	48
Total Representatives	70

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Alfred Metcalf Jackson	Democratic	1901–1903
Charles Frederick Scott	Republican	1901–1911
Victor Murdock	Republican	1903–1915
Philip P. Campbell	Republican	1903–1923
Edmond H. Madison	Republican	1907–1911
Daniel Read Anthony, Jr.	Republican	1907–1929
Alexander C. Mitchell	Republican	1911
Fred S. Jackson	Republican	1911–1913
Rollin R. Rees	Republican	1911–1913
Isaac D. Young	Republican	1911–1913
Joseph Taggart	Democratic	1911–1917
George A. Neeley	Democratic	1912–1915
John R. Connelly	Democratic	1913–1919
Dudley Doolittle	Democratic	1913–1919
Guy T. Helvering	Democratic	1913–1919
Jouett Shouse	Democratic	1915–1919
William Augustus Ayres	Democratic	1915–1921 and 1923–1934
Edward C. Little	Republican	1917–1924
Jasper N. Tincher	Republican	1919–1927
Hays B. White	Republican	1919–1929
Homer Hoch	Republican	1919–1933
James G. Strong	Republican	1919–1933
Richard Ely Bird	Republican	1921–1923
William H. Sproul	Republican	1923–1931
U. S. Guyer	Republican	1924–1925 and 1927–1943
Chauncey B. Little	Democratic	1925–1927
Clifford R. Hope	Republican	1927–1957
Charles I. Sparks	Republican	1929–1933
William P. Lambertson	Republican	1929–1945
Harold C. McGugin	Republican	1931–1935
Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy	Democratic	1933–1935
Randolph Carpenter	Democratic	1933–1937
Edward White Patterson	Democratic	1935–1939
John Mills Houston	Democratic	1935–1943
Frank Carlson	Republican	1935–1947
Edward Herbert Rees	Republican	1937–1961
Thomas Daniel Winter	Republican	1939–1947
Errett P. Scrivner	Republican	1943–1959
Albert M. Cole	Republican	1945–1953
Herbert Alton Meyer	Republican	1947–1950
Wint Smith	Republican	1947–1961
Myron V. George	Republican	1950–1959
Howard Shultz Miller	Democratic	1953–1955
William H. Avery	Republican	1955–1964
James Floyd Breeding	Democratic	1957–1963
Newell A. George	Democratic	1959–1961
Denver David Hargis	Democratic	1959–1961
Walter Lewis McVey, Jr.	Republican	1961–1963
Robert Fred Ellsworth	Republican	1961–1967
Bob Dole	Republican	1961–1969
Garner E. Shriver	Republican	1961–1977
Joe Skubitz	Republican	1963–1978
Chester L. Mize	Republican	1965–1971
Larry Winn	Republican	1967–1985
Keith Sebelius	Republican	1969–1981
William R. Roy	Democratic	1971–1975
Martha Keys	Democratic	1975–1979
Dan Glickman	Democratic	1977–1995
James Edmund Jeffries	Republican	1979–1983
Bob Whittaker	Republican	1979–1991
Pat Roberts	Republican	1981–1997
Jim Slattery	Democratic	1983–1995
Jan Meyers	Republican	1985–1997
Dick Nichols	Republican	1991–1993
Sam Brownback	Republican	1995–1996
Todd Tiahrt	Republican	1995–2011
Vince Snowbarger	Republican	1997–1999
Jim Ryun	Republican	1997–2007
Jerry Moran	Republican	1997–2011
Dennis Moore	Democratic	1999–2011

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 2000s from Kansas
Party	Total
Democratic	1
Republican	4
Total Representatives	5

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Nancy Boyda	Democratic	2007–2009
Lynn Jenkins	Republican	2009-Present
Tim Huelskamp	Republican	2011-Present
Mike Pompeo	Republican	2011-Present
Kevin Yoder	Republican	2011-Present