List of United States Senators From Idaho - Class 2

Class 2

# Senator Party Years Term Electoral history
1 George L. Shoup Republican December 18, 1890 –
March 4, 1901
1 Elected in 1890
2 Re-elected in 1895

Lost re-election
2 Fred Dubois Silver
Republican
March 4, 1901–
March 4, 1907
3 Retired
Democratic
3 William Borah Republican March 4, 1907–
January 19, 1940
4 Elected in 1907
5 Re-elected in 1912
6 Re-elected in 1918
7 Re-elected in 1924
8 Re-elected in 1930
9 Re-elected in 1936

Died
Vacant January 19, 1940 –
January 27, 1940
4 John W. Thomas Republican January 27, 1940–
November 10, 1945
Appointed to continue Borah's term

Elected to finish Borah's term
10 Re-elected in 1942

Died
Vacant November 10, 1945 –
November 17, 1945
5 Charles C. Gossett Democratic November 17, 1945–
November 5, 1946
Appointed to continue Thomas's term

Lost nomination to finish Thomas's term
6 Henry C. Dworshak Republican November 6, 1946–
January 3, 1949
Elected to finish Thomas's term

Lost re-election
7 Bert H. Miller Democratic January 3, 1949–
October 8, 1949
11 Elected in 1948

Died
Vacant October 8, 1949 –
October 14, 1949
8 Henry C. Dworshak Republican October 14, 1949–
July 23, 1962
Appointed to continue Miller's term

Elected to finish Miller's term
12 Re-elected in 1954
13 Re-elected in 1960

Died
Vacant July 23, 1962 –
August 6, 1962
9 Leonard B. Jordan Republican August 6, 1962–
January 3, 1973
Appointed to continue Dworshak's term

Elected to finish Dworshak's term
14 Re-elected in 1966

Retired
10 James A. McClure Republican January 3, 1973–
January 3, 1991
15 Elected in 1972
16 Re-elected in 1978
17 Re-elected in 1984

Retired
11 Larry Craig Republican January 3, 1991–
January 3, 2009
18 Elected in 1990
19 Re-elected in 1996
20 Re-elected in 2002

Retired
12 Jim Risch Republican January 3, 2009–
Present
22 Elected in 2008
# Senator Party Years Term Electoral history

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