United States congressional delegations from New Hampshire

New Hampshire

Census Topic	Value
Population	1,377,529
Gender	49.5% Male 50.5% Female
Race	88.3% White 1.5% Black 2.6% Asian 0.2% Native American 0% Pacific Islander 1.7% Other (single race) 5.6% Multiple
Ethnicity	4.3% Hispanic or Latino origin
Median household income	$95,628
High school graduation rate	94.1%
College graduation rate	39.8%
Upcoming elections	U.S. House, 2026 U.S. Senate, 2026

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 census and 2023 ACS data. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%.

This page displays the current and historical members of U.S. Congress from New Hampshire.

Here is the current partisan breakdown of the congressional members from New Hampshire.

Congressional Partisan Breakdown from New Hampshire
Party	U.S. Senate	U.S. House	Total
Democratic	2	2	4
Republican	0	0	0
Independent	0	0	0
Vacancies	0	0	0
Total	2	2	4

Current members

U.S. Senate

See also: Classes of United States Senators

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

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. Senate New Hampshire	Maggie Hassan	Democratic	January 3, 2017	January 3, 2029
U.S. Senate New Hampshire	Jeanne Shaheen	Democratic	January 3, 2009	January 3, 2027

U.S. House

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

Office	Name	Party	Date assumed office	Date term ends
U.S. House New Hampshire District 1	Chris Pappas	Democratic	January 3, 2019	January 3, 2027
U.S. House New Hampshire District 2	Maggie Goodlander	Democratic	January 3, 2025	January 3, 2027

Historical members

U.S. Senate

Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	16
Republican	33
Anti-Administration	1
Federalist	6
Democratic-Republican	5
Liberty	1
Free Soil	1
Jacksonian	2
Democratic-Republican, National Republican, Whig	1
Pro-Administration, Federalist	1
Anti-Administration	1
Pro-Administration, Anti-Administration, Democratic-Republican	1

Class 2 Senators from New Hampshire
Senator	Years Served	Party
Paine Wingate	1789-1793	Anti-Administration
Samuel Livermore	1793-1801	Pro-Administration, Federalist
Simeon Olcott	1801-1805	Federalist
Nicholas Gilman	1805-1814	Democratic-Republican
Thomas W. Thompson	1814-1817	Federalist
David L. Morril	1817-1823	Democratic-Republican
Samuel Bell	1823-1835	Democratic-Republican, National Republican, Whig
Henry Hubbard	1835-1841	Democratic
Levi Woodbury	1841-1845	Democratic
Benning W. Jenness	1845-1846	Democratic
Joseph Cilley	1846-1847	Liberty
John P. Hale	1847-1853	Free Soil
Charles G. Atherton	1853-1853	Democratic
Jared W. Williams	1853-1854	Democratic
John P. Hale	1855-1865	Republican
Aaron H. Cragin	1865-1877	Republican
Edward H. Rollins	1877-1883	Republican
Austin F. Pike	1883-1886	Republican
Person C. Cheney	1886-1887	Republican
William E. Chandler	1887-1889	Republican
Gilman Marston	1889-1889	Republican
William E. Chandler	1889-1901	Republican
Henry E. Burnham	1901-1913	Republican
Henry F. Hollis	1913-1919	Democratic
Henry W. Keyes	1919-1937	Republican
H. Styles Bridges	1937-1961	Republican
Maurice J. Murphy, Jr.	1961-1962	Republican
Thomas J. McIntyre	1962-1979	Democratic
Gordon J. Humphrey	1979-1990	Republican
Robert C. Smith	1990-2003	Republican
John Sununu	2003-2009	Republican
Jeanne Shaheen	2009-Present	Democratic

Class 3 Senators from New Hampshire
Senator	Years Served	Party
John Langdon	1789-1801	Pro-Administration, Anti-Administration, Democratic-Republican
James Sheafe	1801-1802	Federalist
William Plumer	1802-1807	Federalist
Nahum Parker	1807-1810	Democratic-Republican
Charles Cutts	1810-1813	Federalist
Jeremiah Mason	1813-1817	Federalist
Clement Storer	1817-1819	Democratic-Republican
John F. Parrott	1819-1825	Democratic-Republican
Levi Woodbury	1825-1831	Jacksonian
Isaac Hill	1831-1836	Jacskonian
John Page	1836-1837	Jacksonian
Franklin Pierce	1837-1842	Democratic
Leonard Wilcox	1842-1843	Democratic
Charles G. Atherton	1843-1849	Democratic
Moses Norris, Jr.	1849-1855	Democratic
John S. Wells	1855-1855	Democratic
James Bell	1855-1857	Republican
Daniel Clark	1857-1866	Republican
George G. Fogg	1866-1867	Republican
James W. Patterson	1867-1873	Republican
Bainbridge Wadleigh	1873-1879	Republican
Charles H. Bell	1879-1879	Republican
Henry W. Blair	1879-1891	Republican
Jacob H. Gallinger	1891-1918	Republican
Irving W. Drew	1918-1918	Republican
George H. Moses	1918-1933	Republican
Fred H. Brown	1933-1939	Democratic
Charles W. Tobey	1939-1953	Republican
Robert W. Upton	1953-1954	Republican
Norris H. Cotton	1954-1974	Republican
Louis C. Wyman	1974-1975	Republican
Norris H. Cotton	1975-1975	Republican
John A. Durkin	1975-1980	Democratic
Warren B. Rudman	1980-1993	Republican
Judd A. Gregg	1993-2011	Republican
Kelly Ayotte	2011-2017	Republican
Maggie Hassan	2017-Present	Democratic

2000s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	5
Republican	2
Total Representatives	7

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Hampshire
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Jeb Bradley	2003-2006	Republican
Paul Hodes	2007-2010	Democratic
Carol Shea-Porter	2007-2010, 2013-2015, 2017-2019	Democratic
Frank Guinta	2011-2013, 2015-2017	Republican
Annie Kuster	2013-2025	Democratic
Chris Pappas	2019-present	Democratic
Maggie Goodlander	2025-present	Democratic

1900s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	7
Republican	19
Total Representatives	26

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Hampshire
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Frank Dunklee Currier	1901-1912	Republican
Eugene Elliott Reed	1913-1914	Democratic
Raymond Bartlett Stevens	1913-1914	Democratic
Edward Hills Wason	1915-1932	Republican
Sherman Everett Burroughs	1917-1922	Republican
William Nathaniel Rogers	1923-1924, 1931-1936	Democratic
Fletcher Hale	1925-1932	Republican
Charles William Tobey	1933-1938	Republican
Alphonse Roy	1937-1938	Democratic
Arthur Byron Jenks	1937-1942	Republican
Foster Waterman Stearns	1939-1944	Republican
Chester Earl Merrow	1943-1962	Republican
Sherman Adams	1945-1946	Republican
Norris H. Cotton	1947-1954	Republican
Perkins Bass	1955-1962	Republican
Louis Crosby Wyman	1963-1974	Republican
James Colgate Cleveland	1963-1980	Republican
Joseph Oliva Huot	1965-1966	Democratic
Norman Edward D'amours	1975-1984	Democratic
Judd Alan Gregg	1981-1988	Republican
Robert C. Smith	1985-1990	Republican
Charles Gywnne Douglas, III	1989-1990	Republican
Richard Swett	1991-1994	Democratic
William H. Zeliff, Jr.	1991-1996	Republican
Charles Foster Bass	1995-2006, 2011-2013	Republican
John E. Sununu	1997-2002	Republican

1800s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Democratic	24
Republican	39
Federalist	20
Democratic-Republican	1
Unknown	1
Whig	3
Jacksonian	10
American Party	2
Adams	4
Adams-Clay Republican	1
Total Representatives	105

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Hampshire
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Joseph Peirce	1801-1802	Federalist
George Baxter Upham	1801-1802	Federalist
Samuel Hunt	1801-1804	Federalist
Clifton Clagett	1803-1804, 1817-1820	Federalist
Silas Betton	1803-1806	Federalist
David Hough	1803-1806	Federalist
Caleb Ellis	1805-1806	Federalist
Thomas Weston Thompson	1805-1806	Federalist
Peter Carleton	1807-1808	Republican
Daniel Meserve Durell	1807-1808	Republican
Francis Gardner	1807-1808	Republican
Jedediah Kilburn Smith	1807-1808	Republican
Clement Storer	1807-1808	Democratic-Republican
Daniel Blaisdell	1809-1810	Federalist
John Curtis Chamberlain	1809-1810	Federalist
Nathaniel Appleton Haven	1809-1810	Federalist
James Wilson	1809-1810	Federalist
William Hale	1809-1816	Federalist
Josiah Bartlett, Jr.	1811-1812	Republican
Samuel Dinsmoor	1811-1812	Republican
Obed Hall	1811-1812	Republican
John Adams Harper	1811-1812	Republican
George Sullivan	1811-1812	Federalist
Samuel Smith	1813-1814	Federalist
Bradbury Cilley	1813-1816	Federalist
Roger Vose	1813-1816	Federalist
Daniel Webster	1813-1816	Federalist
Jeduthun Wilcox	1813-1816	Federalist
Charles Humphrey Atherton	1815-1816	Federalist
Salma Hale	1817-1818	Republican
John Fabyan Parrott	1817-1818	Republican
Arthur Livermore	1817-1820, 1823-1824	Republican
Josiah Butler	1817-1822	Republican
Nathaniel Upham	1817-1822	Republican
Joseph Buffum, Jr.	1819-1820	Republican
William Plumer, Jr.	1819-1824	Republican
Matthew Harvey	1821-1824	Republican
Aaron Matson	1821-1824	Republican
Thomas Whipple, Jr.	1821-1828	Unknown
Ichabod Bartlett	1823-1828	Adams-Clay Republican
Nehemiah EAstman	1825-1826	Adams
Titus Brown	1825-1828	Adams
Joseph Healy	1825-1828	Adams
Jonathan Harvey	1825-1830	Jacksonian
David Barker, Jr.	1827-1828	Adams
John Brodhead	1829-1832	Jacksonian
Thomas Chandler	1829-1832	Jacksonian
Joseph Hammons	1829-1832	Jacksonian
John Wingate Weeks	1829-1832	Jacksonian
Henry Hubbard	1829-1834	Jacksonian
Joseph Morrill Harper	1831-1834	Jacksonian
Benning Moulton Bean	1833-1836	Jacksonian
Robert Burns	1833-1836	Jacksonian
Franklin Pierce	1833-1836	Democratic
Moses Norris, Jr.	1834-1846	Democratic
Samuel Cushman	1835-1838	Jacksonian
Joseph Weeks	1835-1838	Democratic
James Farrington	1837-1838	Democratic
Jared Warner Williams	1837-1840	Democratic
Charles Gordon Atherton	1837-1842	Democratic
Ira Allen Eastman	1839-1842	Democratic
Tristram Shaw	1839-1842	Democratic
Edmund Burke	1839-1844	Democratic
John Randall Reding	1841-1844	Democratic
John Parker Hale	1843-1844	Democratic
Mace Moulton	1845-1846	Democratic
James Hutchins Johnson	1845-1848	Democratic
James Wilson	1847-1850	Whig
Charles Hazen Peaslee	1847-1852	Democratic
Amos Tuck	1847-1852	Whig
George Washington Morrison	1849-1850, 1853-1854	Democratic
Harry Hibbard	1849-1854	Democratic
Jared Perkins	1851-1852	Whig
George Washington Kittredge	1853-1854	Democratic
Aaron Harrison Cragin	1855-1858	Republican
James Pike	1855-1858	American Party
Mason Weare Tappan	1855-1860	American Party
Thomas McKey Edwards	1859-1862	Republican
Gilman Marston	1859-1862, 1865-1866	Republican
Edward Henry Rollins	1861-1866	Republican
Daniel Marcy	1863-1864	Democratic
James Willis Patterson	1863-1866	Republican
Jacob Benton	1867-1870	Republican
Jacob Hart Ela	1867-1870	Republican
Aaron Fletcher Stevens	1867-1870	Republican
Ellery Albee Hibbard	1871-1872	Democratic
Samuel Newell Bell	1871-1872, 1875-1876	Democratic
Hosea Washington Parker	1871-1874	Democratic
Austin Franklin Pike	1873-1874	Republican
William Bradbury Small	1873-1874	Republican
Frank Jones	1875-1878	Democratic
Henry William Blair	1875-1878, 1893-1894	Republican
James Frankland Briggs	1877-1882	Republican
Evarts Worcester Farr	1879-1880	Republican
Joshua Gilman Hall	1879-1882	Republican
Ossian Ray	1879-1884	Republican
Martin Alonzo Haynes	1883-1886	Republican
Jacob Harold Gallinger	1885-1888	Republican
Luther Franklin McKinney	1887-1888,1891-1892	Democratic
Orren Cheney Moore	1889-1890	Republican
Alonzo Nute	1889-1890	Republican
Warren Fisher Daniell	1891-1892	Democratic
Henry Moore Baker	1893-1896	Republican
Cyrus Adams Sulloway	1895-1918	Republican
Frank Gay Clarke	1897-1900	Republican

1700s

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1700s from New Hampshire
Party	Total
Anti-Administration	1
Pro-Administration	3
Federalist	6
Democratic-Republican	1
Total Representatives	11

Representatives to the U.S. House from New Hampshire
Representatives	Years Served	Party
Abiel Foster	1789-1790, 1795-1802	Pro-Administration
Samuel Livermore	1789-1792	Federalist
Nicholas Gilman	1789-1796	Democratic-Republican
Jeremiah Smith	1791-1798	Pro-Administration
Paine Wingate	1793-1794	Pro-Administration
John Samuel Sherburne	1793-1796	Anti-Administration
Peleg Sprague	1797-1798	Federalist
Jonathan Freeman	1797-1800	Federalist
William Gordon	1797-1800	Federalist
James Sheafe	1799-1800	Federalist
Samuel Tenney	1799-1806	Federalist

Footnotes

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New Hampshire's current delegation to the United States Congress

Senators

Maggie Hassan (D)

Jeanne Shaheen (D)

Representatives

District 1

Chris Pappas (D)

District 2

Maggie Goodlander (D)

Democratic Party (4)