Who are the Senators from the US?

Answer 1

Alabama:

-Richard Shelby: Republican

-Jeff Sessions: Republican

Alaska:

-Lisa Murkowski: Republican

-Mark Begich: Democrat

Arizona:

-John McCain: Republican

-Jon Kyl: Republican

Arkansas:

-Mark Pryor: Democrat

-John Boozman: Republican

California:

-Dianne Feinstein: Democrat

-Barbara Boxer: Democrat

Colorado:

-Mark Udall: Democrat

-Michael Bennet: Democrat

Connecticut:

-Joe Liberman: Independent

-Richard Blumenthal: Democrat

Delaware:

-Tom Carper: Democrat

-Chris Coons: Democrat

Florida:

-Bill Nelson: Democrat

-Marco Rubio: Republican

Georgia:

-Saxby Chambliss: Republican

-Johnny Isakson: Republican

Hawaii:

-Daniel Inouye: Democrat

-Daniel Akaka: Democrat

Idaho:

-Mike Crapo: Republican

-Jim Risch: Republican

Illinois:

-Dick Durbin: Democrat

-Mark Kirk: Republican

Indiana:

-Richard Lugar: Republican

-Dan Coats: Republican

Iowa:

-Chuck Grassley: Republican

-Tom Harkin: Democrat

Kansas:

-Pat Roberts: Republican

-Jerry Moran: Republican

Kentucky:

-Mitch McConnell: Republican

-Rand Paul: Republican

Louisiana:

-Mary Landrieu: Democrat

-David Vitter: Republican

Maine:

-Olympia Snowe: Republican

-Susan Collins: Republican

Maryland:

-Barbara Mikulski: Democrat

-Ben Cardin: Democrat

Massachusetts:

-John Kerry: Democrat

-Scott Brown: Republican

Michigan:

-Carl Levin: Democrat

-Debbie Stabenow: Democrat

Minnesota:

-Amy Klobuchar: Democrat

-Al Franken: Democrat

Mississippi:

-Thad Cochran: Republican

-Roger Wicker: Republican

Missouri:

-Claire McCaskill: Democrat

-Roy Blunt: Republican

Montana:

-Max Blaucus: Democrat

-Jon Tester: Democrat

Nebraska:

-Ben Nelson: Democrat

-Mike Johanns: Republican

Nevada:

-Harry Reid: Democrat

-Dean Heller: Republican

New Hampshire:

-Jeanne Shaheen: Democrat

-Kelly Ayotte: Republican

New Jersey:

-Frank Lautenberg: Democrat

-Bob Menendez: Democrat

New Mexico:

- Jeff Bingaman: Democrat

-Tom Udall: Democrat

New York:

-Chuck Schumer: Democrat

-Kristen Gillibrand: Democrat

North Carolina:

-Richard Burr: Republican

-Kay Hagan: Democrat

North Dakota

-Kent Conrad: Democrat

-John Hoeven: Republican

Ohio:

-Sherrod Brown: Democrat

-Rob Portman: Republican

Oklahoma:

-Jim Inhofe: Republican

-Tom Coburn: Republican

Oregon:

-Ron Wyden: Democrat

-Jeff Merkley: Democrat

Pennsylvania:

-Bob Casey, Jr.: Democrat

-Pat Toomey: Republican

Rhode Island:

-Jack Reed: Democrat

-Sheldon Whitehouse: Democrat

South Carolina:

-Lindsey Graham: Republican

-Jim DeMint: Republican

South Dakota:

-Tim Johnson: Democrat

-John Thune: Republican

Tennessee:

-Lamar Alexander: Republican

-Bob Corker: Republican

Texas:

-Kay Bailey Hutchison: Republican

-John Cornyn: Republican

Utah:

-Orrin Hatch: Republican

-Mike Lee: Republican

Vermont:

-Patrick Leahy: Democrat

-Bernie Sanders: Independent

Virginia:

-Jim Webb: Democrat

-Mark Warner: Democrat

Washington:

-Patty Murray: Democrat

-Maria Cantwell: Democrat

West Virginia:

-Jay Rockefeller: Democrat

-Joe Manchin: Democrat

Wisconsin:

-Herb Kohl: Democrat

-Ron Johnson: Republican

Wyoming:

-Mike Enzi: Republican

-John Barrasso: Republican

Answer 2

The US Senate is the upper house of Congress, and in addition to passing legislation, the Senate also approves foreign treaties, confirms judges and cabinet members, and acts as the court for the impeachment trials of federal officials.

For the current US Senators, see the related link below.

Answer 3

The US Senate is the upper house of the US Congress and consists of 2 elected senators from each of the 50 states. Every state has 2 US senators, and they serve 6 year terms. Senate elections are held every 2 years, concurrently with the elections for the House of Representatives, but only about a third (33 or 34 seats) are up for election in each two-year cycle. Replacement senators are appointed, and some may serve the remainder of a term, but in most cases where the remainder is lengthy, a special election will be held.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Hawaii: Jogn Keena