At any given time, there are 100 U.S. senators (2 for each state), not just one. Currently, (as of May 2013) they are:

Richard Shelby, Republican, Alabama
Jeff Sessions, Republican, Alabama
Lisa Murkowski, Republican, Alaska
Mark Begich, Democrat, Alaska
John McCain, Republican, Arizona
Jeff Flake, Republican, Arizona
Mark Pryor, Democrat, Arkansas
John Boozman, Republican, Arkansas
Dianne Feinstein, Democrat, California
Barbara Boxer, Democrat, California
Mark Udall, Democrat, Colorado
Michael Bennet, Democrat, California
Richard Blumenthal, Democrat, Connecticut
Chris Murphy, Democrat, Connecticut
Tom Carper, Democrat, Delaware
Chris Coons, Democrat, Delaware
Bill Nelson, Democrat, Florida
Marco Rubio, Republican, Florida
Saxby Chambliss, Republican, Georgia
Johnny Isakson, Republican, Georgia
Brian Schatz, Democrat, Hawaii
Mazie Hirono, Democrat, Hawaii
Mike Crapo, Republican, Idaho
Jim Risch, Republican, Idaho
Dick Durbin, Democrat, Illinois
Mark Kirk, Republican, Illinois
Dan Coats, Republican, Iowa
Tom Harkin, Democrat, Iowa
Pat Roberts, Republican, Kansas
Jerry Moran, Republican, Kansas
Mitch McConnell, Republican, Kentucky
Rand Paul, Republican, Kentucky
Mary Landrieu, Democrat, Louisiana
David Vitter, Republican, Louisiana
Susan Collins, Republican, Maine
Angus King, Independent, Maine
Barbara Mikulski, Democrat, Maryland
Ben Cardin, Democrat, Maryland
Elizabeth Warren, Democrat, Massachusetts
Mo Cowan, Democrat, Massachusetts
Carl Levin, Democrat, Michigan
Debbie Stabenow, Democrat, Michigan
Amy Klobuchar, Democrat, Minnesota
Al Franken, Democrat, Minnesota
Thad Cochran, Republican, Mississippi
Roger Wicker, Republican, Mississippi
Claire McCaskill, Democrat, Missouri
Roy Blunt, Republican, Missouri
Max Baucus Democrat, Montana
John Tester, Democrat, Montana
Mike Johanns, Republican, Nebraska
Deb Fischer, Republican, Nebraska
Harry Reid, Democrat, Nevada
Dean Heller, Republican, Nevada
Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat, New Hampshire
Kelly Ayotte, Republican, New Hampshire
Frank Lautenburg, Democrat, New Jersey
Bob Mendez, Democrat, New Jersey
Tom Udall, Democrat, New Mexico
Martin Heinrich, Democrat, New Mexico
Chuck Schumer, Democrat, New York
Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat, New York
Richard Burr, Republican, North Carolina
Kay Hagan, Democrat, North Carolina
John Hoeven, Republican, North Dakota
Heidi Heitkamp, Democrat, North Dakota
Sherrod Brown, Democrat, Ohio
Rob Portman, Republican, Ohio
Rob Inhofe, Republican, Oklahoma
Tom Coburn, Republican, Oklahoma
Ron Wyden, Democrat, Oregon
Jeff Merkley, Democrat, Oregon
Bob Casey Jr., Democrat, Pennsylvania
Pat Toomey, Republican, Pennsylvania
Jack Reed, Democrat, Rhode Island
Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat, Rhode Island
Lindsey Graham, Republican, South Carolina
Tim Scott, Republican, South Carolina
Jim Johnson, Democrat, South Dakota
John Thume, Republican, South Dakota
Lamar Alaxeander, Republican, Tennessee
Bob Corker, Republican, Tennessee
John Cornyn, Republican, Texas
Ted Cruz, Republican, Texas
Orrin Hatch, Republican, Utah
Mike Lee, Republican, Utah
Patrick Leahy, Democrat, Vermont
Bernie Sanders, Independent, Vermont
Mark Warner, Democrat, Virginia
Tim Kaine, Democrat, Virginia
Pat Murray, Democrat, Washington
Maria Cantwell, Democrat, Washington
Jay Rockefeller, Democrat, West Virginia
Joe Manchin, Democrat, West Virginia
Ron Johnson, Republican, Wisconsin
Tammy Baldwin, Democrat, Wisconsin
Mike Enzi, Republican, Wyoming
John Barrasso, Republican, Wyoming.

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