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List of United States Representatives from Montana
From Ballotpedia
Montana was admitted as the 41st state to the United States of America on November 8, 1889. As of 2011, a total of 31 individuals have represented Montana in the U.S. House.
The current members of the U.S. House from Montana are:
Historical representatives
The following individuals were elected to the U.S. House from Montana.
Thomas Henry Carter, serving from 1889–1891
William W. Dixon, serving from 1891–1893
- Charles S. Hartman, serving from 1893–1897
- Albert J. Campbell, serving from 1899–1901
- Caldwell Edwards (Populist), serving from 1901–1903
- Joseph M. Dixon, serving from 1903–1907
- Charles Nelson Pray, serving from 1907–1913
- Tom Stout, serving from 1913–1917
- John M. Evans, serving from 1913–1921
- Jeannette Rankin[1], serving from 1917–1919
- Carl W. Riddick, serving from 1919–1923
- Washington J. McCormick, serving from 1921–1923
- Scott Leavitt, serving from 1923–1933
- Roy E. Ayers, serving from 1933–1937
- Joseph P. Monaghan, serving from 1933–1937
- Jerry J. O'Connell, serving from 1937–1939
- James F. O'Connor, serving from 1937–1945
- Jacob Thorkelson, serving from 1939–1941
- Mike Mansfield, serving from 1943–1953
- Wesley A. D'Ewart, serving from 1945–1955
- Lee Metcalf, serving from 1953–1961
- Orvin B. Fjare, serving from 1955–1957
- LeRoy H. Anderson, serving from 1957–1961
- James Franklin Battin, serving from 1961–1969
- Arnold Olsen, serving from 1961–1971
- John Melcher, serving from 1969–1977
- Richard G. Shoup, serving from 1971–1975
- Max Baucus, serving from 1975–1978
- Ron Marlenee, serving from 1977–1993
- Pat Williams, serving from 1979–1997
- Rick Hill, serving from 1997–2001
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