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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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