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Politicians: members of Congress, presidents and candidates

Every member of Congress since 1789, every president and vice president, and candidates for Senate, House and governor since 1976, with their terms and election results.

1,066 people match.

NameOfficesStatePartyYears
Bolling Hall House Georgia Republican 1811–1817
Jabez Hammond House New York Republican 1815–1817
Martin D. Hardin Senate Kentucky Federalist 1816–1817
Robert Harper House, Senate Maryland Federalist 1793–1817
Aylett Hawes House Virginia Republican 1811–1817
Bennett H. Henderson House Tennessee Republican 1815–1817
Jeremiah Howell Senate Rhode Island Republican 1811–1817
Benjamin Huger House South Carolina Federalist 1799–1817
John Hulbert House Massachusetts Federalist 1813–1817
John Hungerford House Virginia Republican 1811–1817
Thomas K. Harris House Tennessee Republican 1813–1815
Abraham Hasbrouck House New York Republican 1813–1815
Joseph H. Hawkins House Kentucky Republican 1813–1815
Edward Hempstead House Missouri Unknown 1811–1815
Samuel Henderson House Pennsylvania Federalist 1814–1815
Samuel Hopkins House Kentucky Republican 1813–1815
Samuel Hopkins House New York Federalist 1813–1815
Nathaniel Howell House New York Federalist 1813–1815
Levi Hubbard House Massachusetts Republican 1813–1815
Parry Humphreys House Tennessee Republican 1813–1815
John M. Hyneman House Pennsylvania Republican 1811–1815
Jacob Hufty House New Jersey Federalist 1809–1814
Obed Hall House New Hampshire Republican 1811–1813
John Harper House New Hampshire Republican 1811–1813
Nathaniel Haven House New Hampshire Federalist 1809–1811
William Helms House New Jersey Republican 1801–1811
Daniel Hiester House Pennsylvania Republican 1809–1811
James Holland House North Carolina Republican 1795–1811
Benjamin Howard House Kentucky Republican 1807–1811
Jonathan Hubbard House Vermont Federalist 1809–1811
James Hillhouse House, Senate Connecticut Federalist 1791–1810
John Harris House New York Republican 1807–1809
John Hiester House Pennsylvania Republican 1807–1809
William Hoge House Pennsylvania Republican 1801–1809
Benjamin Howland Senate Rhode Island Republican 1804–1809
Reuben Humphrey House New York Republican 1807–1809
Silas Halsey House New York Republican 1805–1807
John Hamilton House Pennsylvania Republican 1805–1807
John Hanna House Pennsylvania Republican 1797–1807
Seth Hastings House Massachusetts Federalist 1801–1807
David Hough House New Hampshire Federalist 1803–1807
Samuel Hammond House Georgia Republican 1803–1805
Wade Hampton House South Carolina Republican 1795–1805
Daniel Hiester House Maryland Republican 1789–1805
John Hoge House Pennsylvania Republican 1803–1805
Samuel Hunt House New Hampshire Federalist 1801–1805
Archibald Henderson House North Carolina Federalist 1799–1803
William Hill House North Carolina Federalist 1799–1803
John Howard Senate Maryland Federalist 1796–1803
Narsworthy Hunter House Mississippi Unknown 1801–1803
Thomas Hartley House Pennsylvania Federalist 1789–1801
Jonathan Havens House New York Republican 1795–1801
William Hindman House, Senate Maryland Federalist 1791–1801
Carter Harrison House Virginia Republican 1793–1799
John Hobart Senate New York Federalist 1798–1799
Hezekiah Hosmer House New York Federalist 1797–1799
John Hunter House, Senate South Carolina Republican 1793–1799
George Hancock House Virginia Federalist 1793–1797
John Hathorn House New York Republican 1789–1797
John Heath House Virginia Republican 1793–1797
Thomas Henderson House New Jersey Federalist 1795–1797
John Henry Senate Maryland Federalist 1789–1797
Benjamin Hawkins Senate North Carolina Pro-Administration 1789–1795
Samuel Holten House Massachusetts Unknown 1793–1795
Daniel Huger House South Carolina Unknown 1789–1793
Benjamin Huntington House Connecticut Unknown 1789–1791

Members and terms: congress-legislators (public domain). Candidates: FiveThirtyEight. Candidates who only appear once and lost are listed under each race but not here.