United States congressional delegations from Vermont

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

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

Current Congressional Partisan Breakdown from Vermont
Party		U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
	Democratic Party	1	1	2
	Republican Party	0	0	0
	Independents	1	0	1
TOTALS		1	1	2

Current members

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U.S. Senate

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Bernie Sanders		U.S. Senate, Vermont	2007	January 3, 2019	November 2018	Link	James M. Jeffords (R)
Patrick Leahy		U.S. Senate, Vermont	1975	January 3, 2017	November 2016	Link	George D. Aiken (R)

U.S. House

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

Name:	Party:	Position:	Assumed Office:	Term Ends:	Next Election:	Official Website:	Predecessor:
Peter Welch		Vermont's at-large congressional district	2007	January 3, 2015	November 4, 2014	Link	Bernard Sanders (I)

Historical members

Senate

The following individuals were elected to the U.S. Senate from Vermont.

Historical Representation to the US Senate by Party from Vermont
Party	Total
Democratic	1
Republican	29
Whig	6
Independent	1
Federalist	4
Anti-Admin	1
Anti-Jacksonian	1
Free Soil	1
Total Senators	44

Class 1 Senators from Vermont

Senator	Years Served	Party
Moses Robinson	1791-1796	Republican
Isaac Tichenor	1796-1797	Federalist
Nathaniel Chipman	1797-1803	Federalist
Israel Smith	1803-1807	Republican
Jonathan Robinson	1807-1815	Republican
Isaac Tichenor	1815-1821	Federalist
Horatio Seymour	1821-1833	Republican
Benjamin Swift	1833-1839	Whig
Samuel S. Phelps	1839-1851	Whig
Solomon Foot	1851-1866	Republican
George F. Edmunds	1866-1891	Republican
Redfield Proctor	1891-1908	Republican
John W. Stewart	1908-1908	Republican
Carroll S. Page	1908-1923	Republican
Frank L. Greene	1923-1930	Republican
Frank C. Partridge	1930-1931	Republican
Warren R. Austin	1931-1946	Republican
Ralph E. Flanders	1946-1959	Republican
Winston L. Prouty	1959-1971	Republican
Robert T. Stafford	1971-1989	Republican
James M. Jeffords	1989-2007	Republican
Bernard Sanders	2007-Present	Independent

Class 3 Senators from Vermont

Senator	Years Served	Party
Stephen R. Bradley	1791-1795	ANTI-ADMIN
Elijah Paine	1795-1801	Federalist
Stephen R. Bradley	1801-1813	Republican
Dudley Chase	1813-1817	Anti-Jacksonian
James Fisk	1817-1818	Republican
William A. Palmer	1818-1825	Republican
Dudley Chase	1825-1831	Republican
Samuel Prentiss	1831-1842	Whig
Samuel C. Crafts	1842-1843	Whig
William Upham	1843-1853	Whig
Samuel S. Phelps	1853-1854	Whig
Lawrence Brainerd	1854-1855	Free Soil
Jacob Collamer	1855-1865	Republican
Luke P. Poland	1865-1867	Republican
Justin S. Morrill	1867-1898	Republican
Jonathan Ross	1899-1900	Republican
William P. Dillingham	1900-1923	Republican
Porter H. Dale	1923-1933	Republican
Ernest W. Gibson	1933-1940	Republican
Ernest W. Gibson, Jr.	1940-1941	Republican
George D. Aiken	1941-1975	Republican
Patrick Leahy	1975-Present	Democratic

House

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

• 1800s
• 1900s
• 2000s

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1800s from Vermont
Party	Total
Democratic	5
Republican	35
Whig	14
Democratic Republican	2
Greenbacker	1
Federalist	12
Anti-Jacksonian	2
Anti-Administration	1
Anti-Masonic	3
Opposition	1
None	2
Total Representatives	78

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Israel Smith	1791-1802	Democratic Republican
Daniel Buck	1795-1796	Federalist
Nathaniel Niles	1797-1-1794	Anti-Administration
Matthew Lyon	1797-1800	Republican
Lewis Richard Morris,	1797-1802	Federalist
William Chamberline	1803-1804,1809-1810	Federalist
Gideon Olin	1803-1806	Republican
James Elliot	1803-1808	Federalist
Martin Chittenden	1803-1812	Federalist
James Fisk	1805-1808, 1811-1814	Democratic Republican
James Witherell	1807-1808	Republican
Samuel Shaw	1807-1812	Republican
Jonathan Hatch Hubbard	1809-1810	Federalist
William Strong	1811-1814, 1819-1820	Republican
Ezra Butler	1813-1814	Republican
Richard Skinner	1813-1814	Republican
William Czar Bradley	1813-1814, 1823-1826	Republican
Charles Rich	1813-1824	Republican
Daniel Chipman	1815-1816	Federalist
Luther Jewett	1815-1816	Federalist
Chauncey Langdon	1815-1816	Federalist
Asa Lyon	1815-1816	Federalist
Charles Marsh	1815-1816	Federalist
John Noyes	1815-1816	Federalist
William Hunter	1817-1818	Republican
Heman Allen of Colchester	1817-1818	Republican
Orsamus Cook Merrill	1817-1820	Republican
Mark Richards	1817-1820	Republican
Samuel Chandler Crafts	1817-1824	Whig
Ezra Meech	1819-1820,1825-1826	Republican
Rollin Carolas Mallary	1819-1832	Republican
Elias Keyes	1821-1822	Republican
Phineas White	1821-1822
John Mattocks	1821-1826,1841-1856	Republican
Henry Olin	1823-1824	Republican
Daniel Azro Ashley Buck	1823-1824,1827-1828	Republican
George Edward Wales	1825-1828
Benjamin Swift	1827-1830	Whig
Jonathan Hunt Adams	1827-1832	Republican
William Cahoon	1829-1832	Anti-Masonic
Horace Everett	1829-1842	Whig
Heman Allen of Milton	1831-1838	Anti-Jacksonian
Hiland Hall	1831-1842	Anti-Jacksonian
William Slade	1831-1842	Whig
Benjamin F. Deming	1833-1834	Anti-Masonic
Henry Fisk Janes	1833-1836	Anti-Masonic
Isaac Fletcher	1837-1840	Democratic
John Smith	1839-1840	Democratic
Augustus Young	1841-1842	Whig
Paul Dillingham Jr.	1843-1846	Democratic
Solomon Foot	1843-1846	Whig
Jacob Collamer	1843-1848	Whig
George Perkins Marsh	1843-1850	Whig
William Henry	1847-1850	Whig
Lucius Benedict Peck	1847-1850	Democratic
William Hebard	1849-1852	Whig
James Meacham	1849-1856	Whig
Thomas Bartlett, Jr.	1851-1852	Democratic
Ahiman Louis Miner	1851-1852	Whig
Andrew Tracy	1853-1854	Whig
Alvah Sabin	1853-1856	Whig
George Tisdale Hodges	1855-1856	Republican
Justin Smith Morrill	1855-1866	Opposition
Homer Elihu Royce	1857-1860	Republican
Eliakim Persons Walton	1857-1862	Republican
Portus Baxter	1861-1866	Republican
Frederick Enoch Woodbrige	1863-1868	Republican
Worthington Curtis Smith	1867-1872	Republican
Luke Potter Poland	1867-1874,1883-1884	Republican
Charles Wesley Willard	1869-1874	Republican
George Whitman Hendee	1873-1878	Republican
Dudley Chase Denison	1875-1878	Republican
Charles Herbert Joyce	1875-1882	Republican
Bradley Barlow	1879-1880	Greenbacker
James Manning Tyler	1879-1882	Republican
William Wallace Grout	1881-1882,1885-1900	Republican
John Wolcott Stewart	1883-1990	Republican
Horace Henry Powers	1891-1900	Republican

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 1900s from Vermont
Party	Total
Democratic	1
Republican	15
Independent	1
Total Representatives	17

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Kittredge Haskins	1901-1908	Republican
David Johnson Foster	1901-1912	Republican
Frank Plumley	1909-1914	Republican
Frank Lester Greene	1911-1922	Republican
Porter Hinman Dale	1915-1922	Republican
Frederick Gleed Fleetwood	1923-1924	Republican
Ernest Willard Gibson	1923-1932	Republican
Elbert Sidney Brigham	1925-1930	Republican
John Eliakim Weeks	1931-1932	Republican
Charles Albert Plumley	1933-1950	Republican
Winston Lewis Prouty	1951-1958	Republican
William Henry Meyer	1959-1960	Democratic
Robert Theodore Stafford	1961-1972	Republican
Richard Walker Mallary	1971-1974	Republican
James Merrill Jeffords	1975-1988	Republican
Peter P. Smith	1989-1990	Republican
Bernard Sanders	1991-2006	Independent

Historical Representation to the US House by Party in the 2000s from Vermont
Party	Total
Democratic	1
Independent	1
Total Representatives	2

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

Representative	Years Served	Party
Bernard Sanders	1991-2006	Independent
Peter Welch	2007-Present	Democratic