United States congressional delegations from Maine

Maine

Census Topic | Value

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Population | 1,362,359
Gender |

49.3% Male

50.7% Female

Race |

90.8% White

1.9% Black

1.2% Asian

0.6% Native American

0% Pacific Islander

0.7% Other (single race)

4.7% Multiple

Ethnicity | 2% Hispanic or Latino origin
Median household income | $74,733
High school graduation rate | 94.8%
College graduation rate | 36.2%
Upcoming elections |

U.S. House, 2026

U.S. Senate, 2026

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 census and 2024 ACS data. Percentages are rounded to the nearest 0.1%.

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

Maine congressional partisan compositionParty| U.S. Senate| U.S. House| Total

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Democratic| 0| 2| 2
Republican| 1| 0| 1
Independent| 1| 0| 1
Vacancies| 0| 0| 0
Total| 2| 2| 4

## Contents

* 1 Current members
* 1.1 U.S. Senate
* 1.2 U.S. House
* 2 District map
* 3 Historical members
* 3.1 U.S. Senate
* 3.2 U.S. House
* 4 2000s
* 5 1900s
* 6 1800s
* 6.1 Footnotes

## Current members[edit]

### U.S. Senate[edit]

See also: Classes of United States Senators

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

Office | Name | Party | Date assumed office | Date term ends

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U.S. Senate Maine | Susan Collins | Republican  | January 3, 1997 | January 3, 2027
U.S. Senate Maine | Angus King | Independent | January 3, 2013 | January 3, 2031

### U.S. House[edit]

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

Office | Name | Party | Date assumed office | Date term ends

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U.S. House Maine District 1 | Chellie Pingree | Democratic  | January 3, 2009 | January 3, 2027
U.S. House Maine District 2 | Jared Golden | Democratic  | January 3, 2019 | January 3, 2027

## District map[edit]

## Historical members[edit]

### U.S. Senate[edit]

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

Historical Representation to the U.S. Senate by Party from Maine

Party | Total
Republican | 22
Democratic | 11
Jacksonian | 3
Whig | 1
Anti-Jacksonian | 1
Independent | 1
Democratic-Republican; Adams Republican | 1
Democratic-Republican; Jacksonian | 1
Class 1 Senators from Maine

Senator  | Years Served  | Party
John Holmes | 1820-1827 and 1829-1833 | Democratic-Republican; Adams Republican
Albion K. Parris | 1827-1828 | Jacksonian
Ether Shepley | 1833-1836 | Jacksonian
Judah Dana | 1836-1837 | Jacksonian
Reuel Williams | 1837-1843 | Democratic
John Fairfield | 1843-1847 | Democratic
Wyman B. S. Moor | 1848-1848 | Democratic
Hannibal Hamlin | 1848-1857 | Democratic
Amos Nourse | 1857-1857 | Republican
Hannibal Hamlin | 1857-1861 | Republican
Lot Myrick Morrill | 1861-1869 | Republican
Hannibal Hamlin | 1869-1881 | Republican
Eugene Hale | 1881-1911 | Republican
Charles F. Johnson | 1911-1917 | Democratic
Frederick Hale | 1917-1941 | Republican
R. Owen Brewster | 1941-1952 | Republican
Frederick G. Payne | 1953-1959 | Republican
Edmund S. Muskie | 1959-1980 | Democratic
George J. Mitchell | 1980-1995 | Democratic
Olympia J. Snowe | 1995-2013 | Republican
Angus King | 2013-Present | Independent
Class 2 Senators from Maine

Senator  | Years Served  | Party
John Chandler | 1820-1829 | Democratic-Republican; Jacksonian
Peleg Sprague | 1829-1835 | Anti-Jacksonian
John Ruggles | 1835-1841 | Democratic
George Evans | 1841-1847 | Whig
James W. Bradbury | 1847-1853 | Democratic
William Pitt Fessenden | 1854-1864 | Republican
Nathan A. Farwell | 1864-1865 | Republican
William Pitt Fessenden | 1865-1869 | Republican
Lot Myrick Morrill | 1869-1876 | Republican
James G. Blaine | 1876-1881 | Republican
William P. Frye | 1881-1911 | Republican
Obadiah Gardner | 1911-1913 | Democratic
Edwin C. Burleigh | 1913-1916 | Republican
Bert M. Fernald | 1916-1926 | Republican
Arthur R. Gould | 1926-1931 | Republican
Wallace H. White, Jr. | 1931-1949 | Republican
Margaret Chase Smith | 1949-1973 | Republican
William D. Hathaway | 1973-1979 | Democratic
William S. Cohen | 1979-1997 | Republican
Susan Collins | 1997-Present | Republican

### U.S. House[edit]

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

# 2000s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 2000s from Maine

Party | Total
Democratic | 3
Republican | 1
Total Representatives | 4
Representatives to the U.S. House from Maine

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Michael Michaud | 2003-2015 | Democratic
Chellie Pingree | 2009-Present | Democratic
Bruce Poliquin | 2015-2019 | Republican
Jared Golden | 2019-Present | Democratic

# 1900s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1900s from Maine

Party | Total
Democratic | 12
Republican | 28
Total Representatives | 40
Representatives to the U.S. House from Maine

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Llewellyn Powers | 1901-1908 | Republican
John P. Swasey | 1908-1911 | Republican
Frank E. Guernsey | 1908-1917 | Republican
Samuel W. Gould | 1911-1913 | Democratic
Asher C. Hinds | 1911-1917 | Republican
Daniel John McGillicuddy | 1911-1917 | Democratic
Forrest Goodwin | 1913-1913 | Republican
John Peters | 1913-1922 | Republican
Louis B. Goodall | 1917-1921 | Republican
Ira G. Hersey | 1917-1929 | Republican
Wallace H. White, Jr. | 1917-1931 | Republican
Carroll L. Beedy | 1921-1935 | Republican
John E. Nelson | 1922-1933 | Republican
Donald F. Snow | 1929-1933 | Republican
Donald B. Partridge | 1931-1933 | Republican
John G. Utterback | 1933-1935 | Democratic
Edward C. Moran, Jr. | 1933-1937 | Democratic
Simon M. Hamlin | 1935-1937 | Democratic
Ralph O. Brewster | 1935-1941 | Republican
Clyde H. Smith | 1937-1939 | Republican
James C. Oliver | 1937-1943 and 1959-1961 | Republican
Margaret Chase Smith | 1939-1949 | Republican
Frank Fellows | 1941-1953 | Republican
Robert Hale | 1943-1959 | Republican
Charles P. Nelson | 1949-1957 | Republican
Clifford G. McIntire | 1953-1965 | Republican
Frank M. Coffin | 1957-1961 | Democratic
Peter A. Garland | 1961-1963 | Republican
Stanley R. Tupper | 1961-1967 | Republican
William D. Hathaway | 1965-1973 | Democratic
Peter N. Kyros | 1967-1975 | Democratic
William S. Cohen | 1973-1979 | Republican
David F. Emery | 1975-1983 | Republican
Olympia J. Snowe | 1979-1995 | Republican
John R. McKernan | 1983-1987 | Republican
Joseph E. Brennan | 1987-1991 | Democratic
Thomas Andrews | 1991-1995 | Democratic
James Longley, Jr. | 1995-1997 | Republican
John E. Baldacci | 1995-2003 | Democratic
Tom Allen | 1997-2009 | Democratic

# 1800s[edit]

Historical Representation to the U.S. House by Party in the 1800s from Maine

Party | Total
Democratic | 38
Republican | 48
Federalist | 6
Whig | 17
Democratic-Republican | 4
Greenbacker | 1
National Republican | 1
Total Representatives | 115
Representatives to the U.S. House from Maine

Representative  | Years Served  | Party
Ezekiel Whitman | 1821-1822 | Federalist
William D. Williamson | 1821-1823 | Republican
Mark L. Hill | 1821-1823 | Republican
Joseph Dane | 1821-1823 | Federalist
Joshua Cushman | 1821-1825 | Republican
Enoch Lincoln | 1821-1826 | Republican
Ebenezer Herrick | 1821-1827 | Republican
Mark Harris | 1822-1823 | Republican
Stephen Longfellow | 1823-1825 | Federalist
William Burleigh | 1823-1827 | Federalist
David Kidder | 1823-1827 | Federalist
Jeremiah O'Brien | 1823-1829 | Republican
Peleg Sprague | 1825-1829 | Republican
John Anderson | 1825-1833 | Republican
James W. Ripley | 1826-1830 | Republican
Joseph F. Wingate | 1827-1831 | Republican
Samuel Butman | 1827-1831 | Federalist
Rufus McIntire | 1827-1835 | Republican
Leonard Jarvis | 1829-1837 | Democratic-Republican
George Evans | 1829-1841 | National-Republican
Cornelius Holland | 1830-1833 | Democratic-Republican
James Bates | 1831-1833 | Democratic-Republican
Edward Kavanagh | 1831-1835 | Democratic-Republican
Joseph Hall | 1833-1837 | Democratic
Gorham Parks | 1833-1837 | Democratic
Moses Mason | 1833-1837 | Democratic
Francis O.J. Smith | 1833-1839 | Democratic
Jeremiah Bailey | 1835-1837 | Whig
John Fairfield | 1835-1839 | Democratic
Timothy J. Carter | 1837-1838 | Democratic
Jonathan Cilley | 1837-1838 | Democratic
Joseph C. Noyes | 1837-1839 | Whig
Thomas Davee | 1837-1841 | Democratic
Hugh J. Anderson | 1837-1841 | Democratic
Edward Robinson | 1838-1839 | Whig
Virgil D. Parris | 1838-1841 | Democratic
Albert Smith | 1839-1841 | Democratic
Benjamin Randall | 1839-1843 | Whig
Nathan Clifford | 1839-1843 | Democratic
Joshua A. Lowell | 1839-1843 | Democratic
David Bronson | 1841-1843 | Whig
Elisha H. Allen | 1841-1843 | Whig
William P. Fessenden | 1841-1843 | Whig
Alfred Marshall | 1841-1843 | Democratic
Nathaniel S. Littlefield | 1841-1843 and 1849-1851 | Democratic
Joshua Herrick | 1843-1845 | Democratic
Shepard Cary | 1843-1845 | Democratic
Benjamin White | 1843-1845 | Democratic
Freeman H. Morse | 1843-1845 and 1857-1861 | Whig
Luther Severance | 1843-1847 | Whig
Robert P. Dunlap | 1843-1847 | Democratic
Hannibal Hamlin | 1843-1847 | Democratic
John F. Scammon | 1845-1847 | Democratic
John D. McCrate | 1845-1847 | Democratic
Cullen Sawtelle | 1845-1847 and 1849-1851 | Democratic
Hezekiah Williams | 1845-1849 | Democratic
James S. Wiley | 1847-1849 | Democratic
Franklin Clark | 1847-1849 | Democratic
Asa Clapp | 1847-1849 | Democratic
Hiram Belcher | 1847-1849 | Whig
David Hammons | 1847-1849 | Democratic
Ephraim K. Smart | 1847-1849 and 1851-1853 | Democratic
John Otis | 1849-1851 | Whig
Charles Stetson | 1849-1851 | Democratic
Rufus K. Goodenow | 1849-1851 | Whig
Elbridge Gerry | 1849-1851 | Democratic
Thomas J. D. Fuller | 1849-1857 | Democratic
Charles Andrews | 1851-1852 | Democratic
John Appleton | 1851-1853 | Democratic
Robert Goodenow | 1851-1853 | Whig
Moses Macdonald | 1851-1855 | Democratic
Israel Washburn, Jr. | 1851-1861 | Whig
Isaac Reed | 1852-1853 | Whig
E. Wilder Farley | 1853-1855 | Whig
Samuel Mayall | 1853-1855 | Democratic
Samuel P. Benson | 1853-1857 | Whig
Ebenezer Knowlton | 1855-1857 | Republican
John J. Perry | 1855-1857 and 1859-1861 | Republican
John M. Wood | 1855-1859 | Republican
Nehemiah Abbott | 1857-1859 | Republican
Charles J. Gilman | 1857-1859 | Republican
Stephen C. Foster | 1857-1861 | Republican
Daniel E. Somes | 1859-1861 | Republican
Ezra B. French | 1859-1861 | Republican
Stephen Coburn | 1861-1861 | Republican
Charles W. Walton | 1861-1862 | Republican
Samuel C. Fessenden | 1861-1863 | Republican
John N. Goodwin | 1861-1863 | Republican
Anson P. Morrill | 1861-1863 | Republican
John H. Rice | 1861-1867 | Republican
Frederick A. Pike | 1861-1869 | Republican
Thomas A. D. Fessenden | 1862-1863 | Republican
Lorenzo De Medici Sweat | 1863-1865 | Democratic
Sidney Perham | 1863-1869 | Republican
James G. Blaine | 1863-1876 | Republican
John Lynch | 1865-1873 | Republican
John A. Peters | 1867-1873 | Republican
Samuel P. Morrill | 1869-1871 | Republican
Eugene Hale | 1869-1879 | Republican
William P. Frye | 1871-1881 | Republican
Samuel F. Hersey | 1873-1875 | Republican
John H. Burleigh | 1873-1877 | Republican
Harris M. Plaisted | 1875-1877 | Republican
Edwin Flye | 1876-1877 | Republican
Llewellyn Powers | 1877-1879 | Republican
Stephen D. Lindsey | 1877-1883 | Republican
Thomas B. Reed | 1877-1899 | Republican
George W. Ladd | 1879-1883 | Democratic
Thompson H. Murch | 1879-1883 | Greenbacker
Nelson Dingley, Jr. | 1881-1899 | Republican
Seth L. Milliken | 1883-1897 | Republican
Charles A. Boutelle | 1883-1901 | Republican
Edwin C. Burleigh | 1897-1911 | Republican
Charles E. Littlefield | 1899-1908 | Republican
Amos L. Allen | 1899-1911 | Republican

## Footnotes[edit]

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Maine's current delegation to the United States Congress

Senators

Susan Collins (R)

Angus King (I)

Representatives

District 1

Chellie Pingree (D)

District 2

Jared Golden (D)

Democratic Party (2)

Republican Party (1)

Independent (1)

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