As of 2008: Barbara Mikulski (D) - Maryland - 1987 Dianne Feinstein (D) - California - 1992 Barbara Boxer (D) - California - 1993 Kay Bailey Hutchison (R) - Texas - 1993 Patty Murray (D) - Washington - 1993 Olympia Snowe (R) - Maine - 1995 Mary Landrieu (D) - Louisiana - 1997 Susan Collins (R) - Maine - 1997 Blanche Lincoln (D) - Arkansas - 1999 Debbie Stabenow (D) - Michigan - 2001 Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) - New York - 2001 Maria Cantwell (D) - Washington - 2001 Lisa Murkowski (R) - Alaska - 2002 Elizabeth Dole (R) - North Carolina - 2003 Amy Klobuchar (D) - Minnesota - 2007 Claire McCaskill (D) - Missouri - 2007
There is a list of all current US Senators at the related link below.
There is a list of all current US Senators at the related link below.
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At present there is no female US Senators in a high leadership positions. There are some female senators- maybe some are committee chairs. (You may thinking of the soon to be replaced female House Speaker.)
As of July 2014, some current US Senators are Richard Shelby and Jeff Sessions from Alabama, and Mike Udall and Michael Bennet from Colorado. Some additional Senators are Chris Murphy, Tom Carper, Marco Rubio, and Rand Paul.
Neither of the US Senators is female. 12 of the 40 Kansas state senators were women in 2013.
There are a maximum of 100 US senators, 2 from each of the 50 US states.
They are your US senators. For a list of current senators by state, see the related link below.
John Hoeven and Heidi Heitkamp are the US Senators and Kevin Cramer is the US Representative. (as of January 2013)
At present, 21 US Senators are female and 79 are male.
There are 38 state senators in the Michigan legislature.Michigan has 2 US Senators that represent the state in the US Senate.*for the current office holders, see the related links below
Each of the 50 states has two senators for a total of 100 US Senators.