This category includes all past and present members of the United States Senate—please see the lists included below for chronological and state-by-state breakdowns. As of January 4, 2005, there have been 1,884 members of the U.S. Senate, according to the U.S. Senate Historical Office.[1]

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United States Senators from 1789 List of United States Senators expelled or censured * List of United States Senators List of former members of the U.S. Senate A Joseph Carter Abbott James Abdnor James Abourezk Spencer Abraham Alva Adams Brock Adams John Quincy Adams George Aiken Daniel Akaka James L. Alcorn Nelson W. Aldrich Lamar Alexander Russell A. Alger Wayne Allard George Allen (politician) James Allen (United States) John B. Allen Maryon Pittman Allen William Allen (governor) William B. Allison Alexander O. Anderson Clinton Presba Anderson Joseph Anderson Wendell Anderson Henry B. Anthony John Armstrong, Jr. John Ashcroft David Rice Atchison Warren Austin B Nathan L. Bachman George Edmund Badger Arthur P. Bagby James E. Bailey Josiah William Bailey Edward Dickinson Baker Howard Baker Abraham Baldwin Henry P. Baldwin Roger Sherman Baldwin Joseph H. Ball John H. Bankhead John H. Bankhead II Thomas R. Bard Alben W. Barkley Dean Barkley Robert Woodward Barnwell William T. Barry Bob Bartlett Ross Bass Richard Bassett William B. Bate Max Baucus Thomas F. Bayard Birch Bayh Evan Bayh John Bell (Tennessee politician) Henry Bellmon George H. Bender Judah P. Benjamin Robert Foster Bennett Wallace F. Bennett Elmer Austin Benson

B cont. Thomas Hart Benton (senator) Lloyd Bentsen John M. Berrien George L. Berry James Henderson Berry Albert J. Beveridge George M. Bibb Alan Bible Joe Biden Asa Biggs William Bigler Theodore G. Bilbo Jeff Bingaman Hiram Bingham III Kinsley S. Bingham William Bingham Hugo Black James G. Blaine Francis Preston Blair, Jr. William A. Blakley Timothy Bloodworth William Blount J. Caleb Boggs Kit Bond Julian Bond Newton Booth William Edgar Borah Arthur I. Boreman David L. Boren Solon Borland Rudy Boschwitz Barbara Boxer William Bradford (1729-1808) Bill Bradley James H. Brady Nicholas F. Brady Thomas Bragg John Branch John Breaux John Breckinridge John C. Breckinridge Owen Brewster Calvin S. Brice John W. Bricker Styles Bridges Bill Brock William Emerson Brock David C. Broderick Edward Brooke Smith W. Brookhart J. Melville Broughton Albert G. Brown B. Gratz Brown Bedford Brown Ethan Allen Brown Hank Brown James Brown (senator) John Brown (Kentucky) Joseph E. Brown Prentiss M. Brown Sam Brownback William Gannaway Brownlow James Thomas Broyhill Blanche Bruce Richard Bryan James Buchanan James L. Buckley

B cont. Morgan G. Bulkeley Robert J. Bulkley Dale Bumpers Jim Bunning Quentin N. Burdick Thomas A. Burke Jacob Burnet Conrad Burns Ambrose Everett Burnside Aaron Burr Richard Burr Julius C. Burrows Harold Hitz Burton Theodore E. Burton Prescott Bush Marion Butler Pierce Butler Harry F. Byrd Harry F. Byrd, Jr. Robert Byrd James F. Byrnes C George Cabot John C. Calhoun Simon Cameron Alexander Campbell (American politician) Ben Nighthorse Campbell George W. Campbell Howard Cannon Maria Cantwell Homer E. Capehart Arthur Capper Hattie Caraway John Griffin Carlisle Frank Carlson Edward W. Carmack Jean Carnahan Matthew H. Carpenter Thomas Carper Edward P. Carville Clifford P. Case Lewis Cass Eugene Casserly John Chafee Lincoln Chafee Saxby Chambliss Albert Chandler John Chandler William E. Chandler Zachariah Chandler Salmon P. Chase Dennis Chavez Person C. Cheney Lawton Chiles Rufus Choate Isaac P. Christiancy Frank Church William C.C. Claiborne Moses E. Clapp Clarence Wayland Watson Bennett Champ Clark Joseph S. Clark James Paul Clarke Clement Claiborne Clay, Jr. Clement C. Clay Henry Clay John Clayton