List of United States Senators From Mississippi

Class 2

#	Senator	Party	Years	Congress	Term	Electoral history
1	Thomas Hill Williams	Democratic- Republican	December 10, 1817– March 4, 1829	15	1	Elected in 1817
				16
				17
		Jackson Republican		18	2	Re-elected in 1823
		Jacksonian		19
		Jacksonian		20
2	Thomas Buck Reed	Jacksonian	March 4, 1829– November 26, 1829	21	2	Elected in 1829 Died
Vacant			November 26, 1829– January 6, 1830
3	Robert H. Adams	Jacksonian	January 6, 1830– July 2, 1830			Elected to finish Reed's term Died
Vacant			July 2, 1830– October 15, 1830
4	George Poindexter	Jacksonian	October 15, 1830– March 4, 1835			Appointed to continue Adams's term Elected to finish Adams's term Lost re-election
		Anti- Jacksonian		22
		Anti- Jacksonian		23
5	Robert J. Walker	Democratic	March 4, 1835– March 5, 1845	24	3	Elected in 1835
				25
				26
				27	4	Re-elected in 1841 Resigned to become U.S. Secretary of the Treasury
				28
				29
Vacant			March 5, 1845– November 3, 1845	29
6	Joseph W. Chalmers	Democratic	November 3, 1845– March 4, 1847	29		Appointed to continue Walker's term Elected to finish Walker's term
7	Henry S. Foote	Democratic	March 4, 1847– January 8, 1852	30	5	Elected in 1847 Resigned to become Governor of Mississippi
				31
				32
Vacant			January 8, 1852– February 18, 1852	32
8	Walker Brooke	Whig	February 18, 1852– March 4, 1853	32		Elected to finish Foote's term Retired
Vacant			March 4, 1853– January 7, 1854	33	6
9	Albert G. Brown	Democratic	January 7, 1854– January 12, 1861	33		Elected late in 1854
				34
				35
				36	7	Re-elected in 1859 Withdrew
Vacant			January 12, 1861– February 23, 1870	36		American Civil War and Reconstruction
				37
				38
				39	8
				40
				41
10	Hiram Rhodes Revels	Republican	February 23, 1870– March 3, 1871	41		Elected to finish term
Vacant			March 3, 1871– December 1, 1871	42	9
11	James L. Alcorn	Republican	December 1, 1871– March 4, 1877	42		Elected in 1871, but remained Governor until December 1871
				43
				44
12	Lucius Q.C. Lamar	Democratic	March 4, 1877– March 6, 1885	45	10	Elected in 1877
				46
				47
				48	11	Re-elected in 1883 Resigned
				49
Vacant			March 6, 1885– March 9, 1885	49
13	Edward C. Walthall	Democratic	March 9, 1885– January 24, 1894	49		Appointed to continue Lamar's term Elected to finish Lamar's term
				50
				51	12	Re-elected in 1889 Resigned
				52
				53
Vacant			January 24, 1894– February 7, 1894	53
14	Anselm J. McLaurin	Democratic	February 7, 1894– March 4, 1895	53		Elected to finish Walthall's term
15	Edward C. Walthall	Democratic	March 4, 1895– April 21, 1898	54	13	Elected in 1895 Died
15	Edward C. Walthall	Democratic	March 4, 1895– April 21, 1898	55		Elected in 1895 Died
Vacant			April 21, 1898– May 31, 1898	55
16	William V. Sullivan	Democratic	May 31, 1898– March 4, 1901	55		Appointed to continue Walthall's term Elected to finish Walthall's term Retired
16	William V. Sullivan	Democratic	May 31, 1898– March 4, 1901	56
17	Anselm J. McLaurin	Democratic	March 4, 1901– December 22, 1909	57	14	Elected in 1900
				58
				59
				60	15	Re-elected in 1906 Died
				61
Vacant			December 22, 1909– December 27, 1909
18	James Gordon	Democratic	December 27, 1909– February 22, 1910			Appointed to continue McLaurin's term Successor qualified
19	LeRoy Percy	Democratic	February 23, 1910– March 4, 1913			Elected to finish McLaurin's term Lost nomination to full term
19	LeRoy Percy	Democratic	February 23, 1910– March 4, 1913	62
20	James K. Vardaman	Democratic	March 4, 1913– March 4, 1919	63	16	Elected in 1912 Lost renomination
				64
				65
21	Pat Harrison	Democratic	March 5, 1919– June 22, 1941	66	17	Elected in 1918
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				69	18	Re-elected in 1924
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				71
				72	19	Re-elected in 1930
				73
				74
				75	20	Re-elected in 1936 Died
				76
				77
Vacant			June 22, 1941– June 30, 1941
22	James Eastland	Democratic	June 30, 1941– September 28, 1941			Appointed to continue Harrison's term Retired when successor elected
23	Wall Doxey	Democratic	September 29, 1941– January 3, 1943			Elected to finish Harrison's term Lost nomination to full term
24	James Eastland	Democratic	January 3, 1943– December 27, 1978	78	21	Elected in 1942
				79
				80
				81	22	Re-elected in 1948
				82
				83
				84	23	Re-elected in 1954
				85
				86
				87	24	Re-elected in 1960
				88
				89
				90	25	Re-elected in 1966
				91
				92
				93	26	Re-elected in 1972 Retired, and resigned early to give successor preferential seniority
				94
				95
25	Thad Cochran	Republican	December 27, 1978– Present	95		Appointed early to finish Eastland's term, having already been elected to the next term
				96	27	Elected in 1978
				97
				98
				99	28	Re-elected in 1984
				100
				101
				102	29	Re-elected in 1990
				103
				104
				105	30	Re-elected in 1996
				106
				107
				108	31	Re-elected in 2002
				109
				110
				111	32	Re-elected in 2008
				112	32	Re-elected in 2008
#	Senator	Party	Years	Congress	Term	Electoral history

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