List of senators from Tasmania

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Created| 1901
Party|

*     * Labor (4)
* Liberal (4)
* Greens (2)
* Lambie (1)
* Independent (1)

This is a list of senators from the state of Tasmania since Australian Federation in 1901.

## List

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Senate  | Election  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
(Party)  | Senator
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1901–1903 | 1901 |  | Cyril Cameron
(Protectionist)
[1] |  | David O'Keefe
(Labour)
[2] |  | Henry Dobson
(Free Trade/
Revenue Tariff/
Anti-Socialist/
Liberal)
[3] |  | James Macfarlane
(Free Trade/
Liberal)
[4] |  | John Clemons
(Free Trade/
Liberal)
[5] |  | John Keating
(Protectionist/
Liberal/
Nationalist)
[6] | 6 senators per state
1901-1950
1904–1906 | 1903 | Edward Mulcahy
(Protectionist/
Liberal)
[7] |
1906 |
1907–1910 | 1906 |  | Cyril Cameron
(Anti-Socialist/
Liberal)
[1]
1909 |  |  |  |  |  |
1910–1913 | 1910 |  | David O'Keefe
(Labor)
[2] |  | James Long
(Labor)
[8] |  | Rudolph Ready
(Labor)
[9]
1913–1914 | 1913 | Thomas Bakhap
(Liberal/
Nationalist)
[10]
1914–1917 | 1914 |  | James Guy
(Labor)
[11]
1917 |  |  | John Earle
(Nationalist)
[12] |
1917–1920 | 1917
1919 |  | Edward Mulcahy
(Nationalist)
[7]
1920–1923 | 1919 |  | George Foster
(Nationalist)
[13] | Herbert Payne
(Nationalist/
UAP)
[14] |  | John Millen
(Nationalist/
UAP)
[15]
1923–1926 | 1922 |  | James Ogden
(Labor/
Independent/
Nationalist/
UAP)
[16] | Herbert Hays
(Nationalist/
UAP/
Liberal)
[17]
1923 | John Hayes
(Nationalist/
UAP/
Liberal)
[18]
July 1925 | Charles Grant
(Nationalist)
[19]
Nov 1925 | Burford Sampson
(Nationalist/
UAP)
[20]
1926 |
1926–1929 | 1925
1928 |
1929–1932 | 1928
1931 |  |  |  |  |  |
1932 | Charles Grant
(UAP)
[19]
1932–1935 | 1931
1935–1938 | 1934
1938–1941 | 1937 |  | Bill Aylett
(Labor)
[21] |  | Charles Lamp
(Labor)
[22] |  | Richard Darcey
(Labor)
[23]
1941–1944 | 1940 | Burford Sampson
(UAP/
Liberal)
[20]
1944–1947 | 1943 | Nick McKenna
(Labor)
[24]
1945 |  |  |
1947–1950 | 1946 |  | Bill Morrow
(Labor)
[25] |  | Justin O'Byrne
(Labor)
[26] |  | Reg Murray
(Labor)
[27]
1950 |  | George Cole
(Labor/
DLP)
[28] |  | Allan Guy
(Liberal)
[29] |  | Reg Wright
(Liberal)
[30] |  | Robert Wordsworth
(Liberal)
[31] | 10 senators per state
1950-1984
1950–1951 | 1949 |  | Denham Henty
(Liberal)
[32]
1951–1953 | 1951 |  | Jack Chamberlain
(Liberal)
[33]
March 1953 | John Marriott
(Liberal)
[34]
May 1953 | Robert Wardlaw
(Liberal)
[35]
1953–1956 | 1953 |  | John Marriott
(Liberal)
[34]
1955 |
1956–1959 | 1955 |  | Bob Poke
(Labor)
[36]
1959–1962 | 1958 | Elliot Lillico
(Liberal)
[37]
1962–1965 | 1961 |  | Reg Turnbull
(Independent)
[38]
1965–1968 | 1964 | Bert Lacey
(Labor)
[39] |  | Don Devitt
(Labor)
[40]
1968–1971 | 1967 | Peter Rae
(Liberal)
[41] | Ken Wriedt
(Labor)
[42]
1971–1974 | 1970 |  | Michael Townley
(Independent/
Liberal)
[43]
1974–1975 | 1974 |  | Don Grimes
(Labor)
[44] | Merv Everett
(Labor)
[45] | Eric Bessell
(Liberal)
[46]
1975 |
1975–1978 | 1975 | Brian Archer
(Liberal)
[47] |  | Brian Harradine
(Independent)
[48] | Shirley Walters
(Liberal)
[49]
1978–1981 | 1977 | Michael Tate
(Labor)
[50] | John Watson
(Liberal)
[51]
1980 | Jean Hearn
(Labor)
[52]
1981–1983 | 1980 | John Coates
(Labor)
[53]
1983–1985 | 1983
1984 |  | Terry Aulich
(Labor)
[54] |  | Ray Devlin
(Labor)
[55]
1985–1987 | 1984 |  | Norm Sanders
(Democrat)
[56]
1986 | Jocelyn Newman
(Liberal)
[57]
1987–1990 | 1987 | Paul Calvert
(Liberal)
[58] | John Devereux
(Labor/
Independent)
[59]
1990 | Robert Bell
(Democrat)
[60]
1990–1993 | 1990 | Nick Sherry
(Labor)
[61]
1993–1996 | 1993 | Brian Gibson
(Liberal)
[62] | Shayne Murphy
(Labor/
Independent)
[63]
1993 | Kay Denman
(Labor)
[64]
1994 | Eric Abetz
(Liberal)
[65] |
1996 |  | Sue Mackay
(Labor)
[66]
1996–1999 | 1996 |  | Bob Brown
(Greens)
[67]
1996 | Kerry O'Brien
(Labor)
[68]
1999–2002 | 1998
2001 |
2002 | Richard Colbeck
(Liberal)
[69] | Guy Barnett
(Liberal)
[70]
2002–2005 | 2001
2005–2008 | 2004 | Helen Polley
(Labor)
[71] |  | Christine Milne
(Greens)
[72] |  | Stephen Parry
(Liberal)
[73]
2005 | Carol Brown
(Labor)
[74]
2007 | David Bushby
(Liberal)
[75]
2008–2011 | 2007 |  | Catryna Bilyk
(Labor)
[76]
2011–2014 | 2010 | Anne Urquhart
(Labor)
[77] |  | Lisa Singh
(Labor)
[78]
2012 | Peter Whish-Wilson
(Greens)
[79] | Lin Thorp
(Labor)
[80]
2014–2016 | 2013 |  | Jacqui Lambie
(Palmer United/
Independent/
JLN)
[81]
2014 |
2015 | Nick McKim
(Greens)
[82] |
2016–2019 | 2016 | Jonathon Duniam
(Liberal)
[83]
Feb 2018 | Richard Colbeck
(Liberal)
[69] |  | Steve Martin
(Independent/
National)
[84]
May 2018 |
2019 | Wendy Askew
(Liberal)
[85]
2019–2022 | 2019 |  | Claire Chandler
(Liberal)
[86] |  | Jacqui Lambie
(JLN)
[81]
2022–2025 | 2022 |  | Tammy Tyrrell
(JLN/
Independent)
[87]
2024 |

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## See also

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* Electoral results for the Australian Senate in Tasmania

## References

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