United States congressional delegations from Missouri

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

Current members

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

Current Congressional Partisan Breakdown from Missouri
Party		U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
	Democratic Party	1	2	3
	Republican Party	1	5	6
TOTALS		2	7	9

U.S. Senate

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Claire McCaskill		U.S. Senate, Missouri	2007	January 3, 2019	November 2018	Link	James Talent (R)
Roy Blunt		U.S. Senate, Missouri	2011	January 3, 2017	November 2016	Link	Christopher Bond (R)

U.S. House

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Ann Wagner		District 2	2013	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Todd Akin (R)
Billy Long		District 7	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Roy Blunt (R)
Blaine Luetkemeyer		District 3	2009	January 5, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Kenny Hulshof (R)
Emanuel Cleaver		District 5	2004	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Karen McCarthy (D)
Jason Smith		U.S. House, Missouri District 8	2013			[ Link]	Jo Ann Emerson (R)
Sam Graves		District 6	2001	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Pat Danner (D)
Vicky Hartzler		District 4	2011	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Ike Skelton (D)
William Lacy Clay		District 1	2001	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	William L. Clay, Sr. (D)

Historical members

Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from Louisiana
Party	Total
Republican	17
Democratic	25
Jacksonian	1
Unionist	1
Whig	1
Total Senators	45

Class 1 Senators from Missouri
Thomas Hart Benton	1821-1851	Democratic
Henry S. Geyer	1851-1857	W
Trusten Polk	1857-1862	Democratic
John B. Henderson	1862-1869	Republican
Carl Schurz	1869-1875	Republican
Francis M. Cockrell	1875-1905	Democratic
William Warner	1905-1911	Republican
James A. Reed	1911-1929	Democratic
Roscoe C. Patterson	1929-1935	Republican
Harry S. Truman	1935-1945	Democratic
Frank P. Briggs	1945-1947	Democratic
James P. Kem	1947-1953	Republican
W. Stuart Symington	1953-1976	Democratic
John C. Danforth	1976-1995	Republican
John Ashcroft	1995-2001	Republican
Jean Carnahan	2001-2002	Democratic
James Talent	2002-2007	Republican
Claire McCaskill	2007-Present	Democratic

Class 3 Senators from Missouri
David Barton	1821-1831	Republican
Alexander Buckner	1831-1833	J
Lewis F. Linn	1833-1843	Democratic
David R. Atchison	1843-1855	Democratic
James S. Green	1857-1861	Democratic
Waldo P. Johnson	1861-1862	Democratic
Robert Wilson	1862-1863	U
B. Gratz Brown	1863-1867	Republican
Charles D. Drake	1867-1870	Republican
Daniel T. Jewett	1870-1871	Republican
Francis P. Blair, Jr.	1871-1873	Democratic
Lewis V. Bogy	1873-1877	Democratic
David H. Armstrong	1877-1879	Democratic
James Shields	1879-1879	Democratic
George G. Vest	1879-1903	Democratic
William J. Stone	1903-1918	Democratic
Xenophon P. Wilfley	1918-1918	Democratic
Selden P. Spencer	1918-1925	Republican
George H. Williams	1925-1926	Republican
Harry B. Hawes	1926-1933	Democratic
Joel Bennett	1933-1945	Democratic
Forrest C. Donnell	1945-1951	Republican
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.	1951-1960	Democratic
Edward V. Long	1960-1968	Democratic
Thomas F. Eagleton	1968-1987	Democratic
Christopher S. Bond	1987-2011	Republican
Roy Blunt	2011-Present	Republican

The following individuals were elected to the U.S. House from Missouri.

• 1800s
• 1900s
• 2000s

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1800s from Missouri
Party	Total
Democratic	116
Republican	52
Anti-Jacksonian	1
Unionist	10
Whig	9
Jacksonian	2
Democratic-Republican	1
Opposition	4
Know-Nothing	6
Green Back	4
Independent Radical	{{{total11}}}
Total Representatives	205

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
John Scott	1821–1827	Democratic-Republican
Edward Bates	1827–1829	Adams
Spencer Darwin Pettis	1829–1831	Jacksonian
William Henry Ashley	1831–1837	Jacksonian
John Bull	1833–1835	Anti-Jacksonian
Albert Galliton Harrison	1835–1839	Democratic
John Miller	1837–1843	Democratic
John Jameson	1839–1841, 1843-1845 and 1847-1849	Democratic
John Cummins Edwards	1841–1843	Democratic
Gustavus Miller Bower	1843–1845	Democratic
James Madison Hughes	1843–1845	Democratic
James B. Bowlin	1843–1851	Democratic
James Hugh Relfe	1843–1847	Democratic
Sterling Price	1845–1846	Democratic
John S. Phelps	1845–1847	Democratic
Leonard Henly Sims	1845–1847	Democratic
William McDaniel	1846–1847	Democratic
James S. Green	1847–1851	Democratic
Willard Preble Hall	1847–1853	Democratic
John S. Phelps	1847–1853	Democratic
William Van Ness Bay	1849–1851	Democratic
John Fletcher Darby	1851–1853	Whig
John Gaines Miller	1851–1853	Whig
Gilchrist Porter	1851–1853	Whig
Thomas Hart Benton	1853–1855	Democratic
Samuel Caruthers	1853–1855	Whig
Mordecai Oliver	1853–1855	Whig
John Gaines Miller	1853–1855	Whig
Alfred William Lamb	1853–1855	Democratic
James Johnson Lindley	1853–1855	Whig
John S. Phelps	1853–1863	Democratic
John Gaines Miller	1855–1856	Opposition
Samuel Caruthers	1855–1857	Opposition
Mordecai Oliver	1855–1857	Opposition
Luther Martin Kennett	1855–1857	Whig
James Johnson Lindley	1855–1857	Opposition
Gilchrist Porter	1855–1857	Whig
Thomas Peter Akers	1856–1857	Know-nothing
Francis Preston Blair, Jr.	1857–1859	Republican
Thomas Lilbourne Anderson	1857–1859	Know-nothing
Samuel Caruthers	1857–1859	Democratic
James Craig	1857–1861	Democratic
John Bullock Clark	1857–1861	Democratic
Samuel H. Woodson	1857–1861	Know-nothing
John Richard Barret	1859–1860	Democratic
Thomas Lilbourne Anderson	1859–1861	Independent Democrat
John William Noell	1859–1863	Democratic
Francis Preston Blair, Jr.	1860	Republican
John Richard Barret	1860–1861	Democratic
John William Reid	1861	Democratic
Francis Preston Blair, Jr.	1861–1862	Republican
Elijah Hise Norton	1861–1863	Democratic
James S. Rollins	1861–1863	Constitutional Unionist
William Augustus Hall	1862–1863	Democratic
Thomas Lawson Price	1862–1863	Democratic
John William Noell	1863	Unionist
Francis Preston Blair, Jr.	1863–1864	Republican
William Augustus Hall	1863–1865	Unionist
Sempronius H. Boyd	1863–1865	Unionist
Joseph W. McClurg	1863–1865	Unionist
Austin Augustus King	1863–1865	Unionist
Benjamin F. Loan	1863–1865	Unionist
John Guier Scott	1863–1865	Democratic
James S. Rollins	1863–1865	Unionist
Henry Taylor Blow	1863–1867	Republican
Samuel Knox	1864–1865	Unionist
John Hogan	1865–1867	Democratic
Thomas E. Noell	1865–1867	Republican
John R. Kelso	1865–1867	Independent Radical
Joseph W. McClurg	1865–1868	Republican
George W. Anderson	1865–1869	Republican
Benjamin F. Loan	1865–1869	Republican
John F. Benjamin	1865–1871	Republican
Robert T. Van Horn	1865–1871	Republican
Thomas E. Noell	1867	Democratic
Joseph J. Gravely	1867–1869	Republican
Carman A. Newcomb	1867–1869	Republican
William A. Pile	1867–1869	Republican
James Robinson McCormick	1867–1873	Democratic
John Hubler Stover	1868–1869	Republican
David Patterson Dyer	1869–1871	Republican
Gustavus A. Finkelnburg	1869–1871	Republican
Joel Funk Asper	1869–1871	Republican
Sempronius H. Boyd	1869–1871	Republican
Samuel Swinfin Burdett	1869–1873	Republican
Erastus Wells	1869–1873	Democratic
Harrison E. Havens	1871–1873	Republican
Abram Comingo	1871–1873	Democratic
Gustavus A. Finkelnburg	1871–1873	Liberal Republican
James G. Blair	1871–1873	Liberal Republican
Andrew King	1871–1873	Democratic
Isaac Parker	1871–1875	Republican
Harrison E. Havens	1873–1875	Republican
Abram Comingo	1873–1875	Democratic
Thomas Theodore Crittenden	1873–1875	Democratic
Edwin O. Stanard	1873–1875	Republican
William Henry Stone	1873–1877	Democratic
Erastus Wells	1873–1877	Democratic
Robert Anthony Hatcher	1873–1879	Democratic
Richard P. Bland	1873–1883	Democratic
Aylett Hawes Buckner	1873–1883	Democratic
John Bullock Clark, Jr.	1873–1883	Democratic
Rezin A. De Bolt	1875–1877	Democratic
Edward C. Kehr	1875–1877	Democratic
Ira B. Hyde	1875–1877	Republican
John Finis Philips	1875–1877	Democratic
Benjamin Joseph Franklin	1875–1879	Democratic
Charles Henry Morgan	1875–1879	Democratic
David Rea	1875–1879	Democratic
John Montgomery Glover	1877–1879	Democratic
Thomas Theodore Crittenden	1877–1879	Democratic
Nathan Cole	1877–1879	Republican
Lyne Metcalfe	1877–1879	Republican
Anthony F. Ittner	1877–1879	Republican
Henry Moses Pollard	1877–1879	Republican
Alfred Morrison Lay	1879	Democratic
Samuel Locke Sawyer	1879–1881	Democratic
Gideon Frank Rothwell	1879–1881	Democratic
Erastus Wells	1879–1881	Democratic
James Richard Waddill	1879–1881	Democratic
William H. Hatch	1879–1883	Democratic
Richard Graham Frost	1879–1883	Democratic
Nicholas Ford	1879–1883	Greenback
Lowndes Henry Davis	1879–1883	Democratic
Martin L. Clardy	1879–1883	Democratic
John Finis Philips	1880–1881	Democratic
Thomas Allen	1881–1882	Democratic
Ira Sherwin Hazeltine	1881–1883	Greenback
Joseph Henry Burrows	1881–1883	Greenback
Theron Moses Rice	1881–1883	Greenback
Robert T. Van Horn	1881–1883	Republican
James Henry McLean	1882–1883	Republican
Gustavus Sessinghaus	1883	Republican
Robert Washington Fyan	1883–1885	Democratic
Alexander Graves	1883–1885	Democratic
Lowndes Henry Davis	1883–1885	Democratic
John Cosgrove	1883–1885	Democratic
Armstead M. Alexander	1883–1885	Democratic
James Broadhead	1883–1885	Democratic
Aylett Hawes Buckner	1883–1885	Democratic
Charles Henry Morgan	1883–1885	Democratic
James N. Burnes	1883–1887	Democratic
Martin L. Clardy	1883–1889	Democratic
John Joseph O'Neill	1883–1889	Democratic
Richard P. Bland	1883–1893	Democratic
William H. Hatch	1883–1895	Democratic
Alexander Monroe Dockery	1883–1899	Democratic
John Blackwell Hale	1885–1887	Democratic
William Dawson	1885–1887	Democratic
John Milton Glover	1885–1889	Democratic
John E. Hutton	1885–1889	Democratic
William Warner	1885–1889	Republican
William Joel Stone	1885–1891	Democratic
William H. Wade	1885–1891	Republican
John T. Heard	1885–1893	Democratic
James P. Walker	1887–1890	Democratic
Charles H. Mansur	1887–1893	Democratic
Charles F. Booher	1889	Democratic
Nathan Frank	1889–1891	Republican
Frederick G. Niedringhaus	1889–1891	Republican
William Medcalf Kinsey	1889–1891	Republican
Richard Henry Norton	1889–1893	Democratic
Robert Patterson Clark Wilson	1889–1893	Democratic
John Charles Tarsney	1889–1896	Democratic
Robert Henry Whitelaw	1890–1891	Democratic
David A. De Armond	1891–1893	Democratic
Samuel Byrns	1891–1893	Democratic
John Joseph O'Neill	1891–1893	Democratic
Robert Washington Fyan	1891–1895	Democratic
Marshall Arnold	1891–1895	Democratic
Seth Wallace Cobb	1891–1897	Democratic
Charles Frederick Joy	1893–1894	Republican
John T. Heard	1893–1895	Democratic
Richard P. Bland	1893–1895	Democratic
Daniel Dee Burnes	1893–1895	Democratic
Champ Clark	1893–1895	Democratic
Charles Henry Morgan	1893–1895	Democratic
Uriel Sebree Hall	1893–1897	Democratic
David A. De Armond	1893–1909	Democratic
Richard Bartholdt	1893–1915	Republican
John Joseph O'Neill	1894–1895	Democratic
Joel Douglas Hubbard	1895–1897	Republican
George Calhoun Crowther	1895–1897	Republican
Charles Germman Burton	1895–1897	Republican
Charles Nelson Clark	1895–1897	Republican
Norman Adolphus Mozley	1895–1897	Republican
John Henry Raney	1895–1897	Republican
William M. Treloar	1895–1897	Republican
John Plank Tracey	1895–1897	Republican
Charles Frederick Joy	1895–1903	Republican
Robert T. Van Horn	1896–1897	Republican
Robert N. Bodine	1897–1899	Democratic
Richard P. Bland	1897–1899	Democratic
Charles Edward Pearce	1897–1901	Republican
James Cooney	1897–1903	Democratic
William S. Cowherd	1897–1905	Democratic
Maecenas Eason Benton	1897–1905	Democratic
Charles F. Cochran	1897–1905	Democratic
Edward Robb	1897–1905	Democratic
Willard Duncan Vandiver	1897–1905	Democratic
James Tilghman Lloyd	1897–1917	Democratic
Champ Clark	1897–1921	Democratic
John Dougherty	1899–1905	Democratic
Dorsey W. Shackleford	1899–1919	Democratic
William W. Rucker	1899–1923	Democratic

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1900s from Missouri
Party	Total
Democratic	13
Republican	75
Total Representatives	88

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
James Joseph Butler	1901–1903	Democratic
George Chester Robinson Wagoner	1903	Republican
Courtney W. Hamlin	1903–1905	Democratic
James Joseph Butler	1903–1905	Democratic
J. Robert Lamar	1903–1905	Democratic
John T. Hunt	1903–1907	Democratic
Ernest E. Wood	1905–1906	Democratic
Frank B. Fulkerson	1905–1907	Republican
Arthur P. Murphy	1905–1907	Republican
Frank B. Klepper	1905–1907	Republican
Marion E. Rhodes	1905–1907	Republican
William T. Tyndall	1905–1907	Republican
Cassius M. Shartel	1905–1907	Republican
John Welborn	1905–1907	Republican
Edgar C. Ellis	1905–1909	Republican
Harry M. Coudrey	1906–1911	Republican
Thomas Hackney	1907–1909	Democratic
Henry S. Caulfield	1907–1909	Republican
J. Robert Lamar	1907–1909	Democratic
Joseph J. Russell	1907–1909	Democratic
Madison Roswell Smith	1907–1909	Democratic
Courtney W. Hamlin	1907–1919	Democratic
Joshua W. Alexander	1907–1919	Democratic
Charles F. Booher	1907–1921	Democratic
Patrick F. Gill	1909–1911	Democratic
Charles A. Crow	1909–1911	Republican
Politte Elvins	1909–1911	Republican
Arthur P. Murphy	1909–1911	Republican
Charles Henry Morgan	1909–1911	Republican
William Patterson Borland	1909–1919	Democratic
Clement C. Dickinson	1910–1921	Democratic
Theron Ephron Catlin	1911–1912	Republican
James Alexander Daugherty	1911–1913	Democratic
Leonidas C. Dyer	1911–1914	Republican
Walter Lewis Hensley	1911–1919	Democratic
Joseph J. Russell	1911–1919	Democratic
Thomas L. Rubey	1911–1921	Democratic
Patrick F. Gill	1912–1913	Democratic
Perl D. Decker	1913–1919	Democratic
William L. Igoe	1913–1921	Democratic
Michael Joseph Gill	1914–1915	Democratic
Jacob Edwin Meeker	1915–1918	Republican
Leonidas C. Dyer	1915–1933	Republican
Milton A. Romjue	1917–1921	Democratic
Frederick Essen	1918–1919	Republican
William Thomas Bland	1919–1921	Democratic
William L. Nelson	1919–1921	Democratic
Samuel C. Major	1919–1921	Democratic
Edward D. Hays	1919–1923	Republican
Isaac V. McPherson	1919–1923	Republican
Theodore W. Hukriede	1919–1923	Republican
Roscoe C. Patterson	1919–1923	Republican
Marion E. Rhodes	1919–1923	Republican
Cleveland A. Newton	1919–1927	Republican
Jacob L. Milligan	1920–1921	Democratic
Frank C. Millspaugh	1921–1922	Republican
Edgar C. Ellis	1921–1923	Republican
William O. Atkeson	1921–1923	Republican
Henry F. Lawrence	1921–1923	Republican
Samuel A. Shelton	1921–1923	Republican
Sidney C. Roach	1921–1925	Republican
Harry B. Hawes	1921–1926	Democratic
Charles L. Faust	1921–1928	Republican
James F. Fulbright	1923–1925	Democratic
Henry L. Jost	1923–1925	Democratic
J. Scott Wolff	1923–1925	Democratic
Thomas L. Rubey	1923–1928	Democratic
Clement C. Dickinson	1923–1929	Democratic
Samuel C. Major	1923–1929	Democratic
Clarence Cannon	1923–1933	Democratic
Joe J. Manlove	1923–1933	Republican
Jacob L. Milligan	1923–1933	Democratic
Ralph F. Lozier	1923–1933	Democratic
Milton A. Romjue	1923–1933	Democratic
Edgar C. Ellis	1925–1927	Republican
Ralph Emerson Bailey	1925–1927	Republican
Charles Edward Kiefner	1925–1927	Republican
William L. Nelson	1925–1933	Democratic
John J. Cochran	1926–1933	Democratic
James F. Fulbright	1927–1929	Democratic
George H. Combs, Jr.	1927–1929	Democratic
Clyde Williams	1927–1929	Democratic
Henry F. Niedringhaus	1927–1933	Republican
Thomas Jefferson Halsey	1929–1931	Republican
Edgar C. Ellis	1929–1931	Republican
John William Palmer	1929–1931	Republican
Rowland Louis Johnston	1929–1931	Republican
Charles Edward Kiefner	1929–1931	Republican
Dewey Jackson Short	1929–1931	Republican
David W. Hopkins	1929–1933	Republican
Samuel C. Major	1931	Democratic
James F. Fulbright	1931–1933	Democratic
Clement C. Dickinson	1931–1933	Democratic
William Edward Barton	1931–1933	Democratic
Robert Davis Johnson	1931–1933	Democratic
Joe Shannon	1931–1933	Democratic
Clyde Williams	1931–1933	Democratic
Richard M. Duncan	1933–1935	Democratic
Clement C. Dickinson	1933–1935	Democratic
Clarence Cannon	1933–1935	Democratic
James Robert Claiborne	1933–1935	Democratic
John J. Cochran	1933–1935	Democratic
Jacob L. Milligan	1933–1935	Democratic
Frank H. Lee	1933–1935	Democratic
Ralph F. Lozier	1933–1935	Democratic
Joe Shannon	1933–1935	Democratic
Milton A. Romjue	1933–1935	Democratic
James Edward Ruffin	1933–1935	Democratic
Clyde Williams	1933–1935	Democratic
Reuben T. Wood	1933–1941	Democratic
James Robert Claiborne	1935–1937	Democratic
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr.	1935–1940	Democratic
Richard M. Duncan	1935–1943	Democratic
William L. Nelson	1935–1943	Democratic
Milton A. Romjue	1935–1943	Democratic
Joe Shannon	1935–1943	Democratic
Clyde Williams	1935–1943	Democratic
John J. Cochran	1935–1947	Democratic
Orville Zimmerman	1935–1948	Democratic
C. Jasper Bell	1935–1949	Democratic
Dewey Jackson Short	1935–1957	Republican
Clarence Cannon	1935–1964	Democratic
Charles Arthur Anderson	1937–1941	Democratic
Philip Allen Bennett	1941–1942	Republican
John B. Sullivan	1941–1943	Democratic
Walter C. Ploeser	1941–1949	Republican
William P. Elmer	1943–1945	Republican
Louis E. Miller	1943–1945	Republican
Roger C. Slaughter	1943–1947	Democratic
Marion Tinsley Bennett	1943–1949	Republican
Samuel W. Arnold	1943–1949	Republican
William Clay Cole	1943–1949	Republican
Max Schwabe	1943–1949	Republican
A. S. J. Carnahan	1945–1947	Democratic
John B. Sullivan	1945–1947	Democratic
Claude I. Bakewell	1947–1949	Republican
Parke M. Banta	1947–1949	Republican
Albert L. Reeves, Jr.	1947–1949	Republican
Frank M. Karsten	1947–1953	Democratic
Paul C. Jones	1948–1969	Democratic
George H. Christopher	1949–1951	Democratic
Raymond W. Karst	1949–1951	Democratic
Morgan M. Moulder	1949–1953	Democratic
Leonard Irving	1949–1953	Democratic
Clare Magee	1949–1953	Democratic
Phil J. Welch	1949–1953	Democratic
A. S. J. Carnahan	1949–1961	Democratic
Richard Walker Bolling	1949–1983	Democratic
John B. Sullivan	1951	Democratic
Thomas B. Curtis	1951–1953	Republican
Orland K. Armstrong	1951–1953	Republican
Claude I. Bakewell	1951–1953	Republican
Jeffrey Paul Hillelson	1953–1955	Republican
William Clay Cole	1953–1955	Republican
Morgan M. Moulder	1953–1963	Democratic
Thomas B. Curtis	1953–1969	Republican
Frank M. Karsten	1953–1969	Democratic
Leonor Sullivan	1953–1977	Democratic
George H. Christopher	1955–1959	Democratic
William Raleigh Hull, Jr.	1955–1973	Democratic
Charles Harrison Brown	1957–1961	Democratic
William J. Randall	1959–1977	Democratic
Durward Gorham Hall	1961–1973	Republican
Richard Howard Ichord, Jr.	1961–1981	Democratic
William L. Hungate	1964–1977	Democratic
James W. Symington	1969–1977	Democratic
Bill Burlison	1969–1981	Democratic
Bill Clay	1969–2001	Democratic
Jerry Litton	1973–1976	Democratic
Gene Taylor	1973–1989	Republican
Robert A. Young	1977–1987	Democratic
Earl Thomas Coleman	1977–1993	Republican
Harold Volkmer	1977–1997	Democratic
Dick Gephardt	1977–2005	Democratic
Ike Skelton	1977–2011	Democratic
Bill Emerson	1981–1983	Republican
Wendell Bailey	1981–1983	Republican
Alan Wheat	1983–1995	Democratic
Bill Emerson	1983–1996	Republican
Jack Buechner	1987–1991	Republican
Mel Hancock	1989–1997	Republican
Joan Kelly Horn	1991–1993	Democratic
Pat Danner	1993–2001	Democratic
Jim Talent	1993–2001	Republican
Karen McCarthy	1995–2005	Democratic
Jo Ann Emerson	1996–present	Republican
Kenny Hulshof	1997–2009	Republican
Roy Blunt	1997–2011	Republican

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 2000s from Missouri
Party	Total
Democratic	3
Republican	6
Total Representatives	9

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Sam Graves	2001–present	Republican
Todd Akin	2001–2013	Republican
William Lacy Clay, Jr.	2001–present	Democratic
Russ Carnahan	2005–2013	Democratic
Emanuel Cleaver	2005–present	Democratic
Blaine Luetkemeyer	2009–present	Republican
Vicky Hartzler	2011–present	Republican
Billy Long	2011–present	Republican
Ann Wagner	2013–present	Republican