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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.

606 people match.

NameOfficesStatePartyYears
Lemuel Paynter House Pennsylvania Democratic 1837–1841
Luther Peck House New York Whig 1837–1841
David Petrikin House Pennsylvania Democratic 1837–1841
William Potter House Pennsylvania Democratic 1837–1841
John Prentiss House New York Democratic 1837–1841
John Palmer House New York Democratic 1817–1839
Amasa Parker House New York Democratic 1837–1839
William Patterson House New York Whig 1837–1839
John Patton House Virginia Democratic 1829–1839
Lancelot Phelps House Connecticut Democratic 1835–1839
Stephen Phillips House Massachusetts Whig 1833–1839
David, Potts House Pennsylvania Anti-Masonic 1831–1839
Seargent Prentiss House Mississippi Whig 1837–1839
John Page Senate New Hampshire Jacksonian 1836–1837
Sherman Page House New York Jacksonian 1833–1837
James Parker House New Jersey Jacksonian 1833–1837
Richard Parker Senate Virginia Democratic 1836–1837
Gorham Parks House Maine Jacksonian 1833–1837
William Patterson House Ohio Jacksonian 1833–1837
Dutee Pearce House Rhode Island Anti-Masonic 1825–1837
John Pearson House Pennsylvania Whig 1835–1837
Ebenezer Pettigrew House North Carolina Whig 1835–1837
Balie Peyton House Tennessee Jacksonian 1833–1837
Henry Pinckney House South Carolina Nullifier 1833–1837
Alexander Porter Senate Louisiana Anti-Jacksonian 1833–1837
Job Pierson House New York Jacksonian 1831–1835
Franklin E. Plummer House Mississippi Jacksonian 1831–1835
George Poindexter House, Senate Mississippi Jacksonian 1807–1835
Patrick Pope House Kentucky Jacksonian 1833–1835
Edmund Pendleton House New York Anti-Jacksonian 1831–1833
Nathaniel Pitcher House New York Jacksonian 1819–1833
Robert Potter House North Carolina Jacksonian 1829–1833
Spencer Pettis House Missouri Jacksonian 1829–1831
Isaac Pierson House New Jersey Unknown 1827–1831
Gershom Powers House New York Jacksonian 1829–1831
Albion Parris House, Senate Maine Jacksonian 1815–1829
Elisha Phelps House Connecticut Anti-Jacksonian 1819–1829
David Plant House Connecticut Anti-Jacksonian 1827–1829
Oliver Prince Senate Georgia Jacksonian 1828–1829
George Peter House Maryland Jacksonian 1816–1827
George Plumer House Pennsylvania Jacksonian 1821–1827
Joel Poinsett House South Carolina Unknown 1821–1827
Timothy H. Porter House New York Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1827
Alfred H. Powell House Virginia Anti-Jacksonian 1825–1827
Israel Pickens House, Senate Alabama Jacksonian 1811–1826
William Palmer Senate Vermont Republican 1818–1825
John Parrott House, Senate New Hampshire Republican 1817–1825
John Patterson House Ohio Unknown 1823–1825
Thomas Patterson House Pennsylvania Republican 1817–1825
William Plumer, Jr. House New Hampshire Unknown 1819–1825
William Prince House Indiana Republican 1823–1825
Walter Patterson House New York Federalist 1821–1823
John Phillips House Pennsylvania Federalist 1821–1823
Jeremiah Pierson House New York Republican 1821–1823
William Pinkney House, Senate Maryland Republican 1791–1823
James Pleasants House, Senate Virginia Republican 1811–1823
James Parker House Massachusetts Republican 1813–1821
Severn Parker House Virginia Republican 1819–1821
Harmanus Peek House New York Republican 1819–1821
Robert Philson House Pennsylvania Republican 1819–1821
Charles Pinckney Senate, House South Carolina Republican 1798–1821
James Pindall House Virginia Federalist 1817–1821
Levi Pawling House Pennsylvania Federalist 1817–1819
John Pegram House Virginia Republican 1817–1819
Timothy Pitkin House Connecticut Federalist 1805–1819
Nathaniel Pope House Illinois Unknown 1815–1819
James Porter House New York Republican 1817–1819
Timothy Pickering Senate, House Massachusetts Federalist 1803–1817
William Piper House Pennsylvania Republican 1811–1817
Peter Porter House New York Republican 1809–1817
Samuel Powell House Tennessee Republican 1815–1817
Joseph Pearson House North Carolina Federalist 1809–1815
Jotham Post, Jr. House New York Federalist 1813–1815
Elisha Potter House Rhode Island Federalist 1795–1815
William Paulding, Jr. House New York Republican 1811–1813
Benjamin Pond House New York Republican 1811–1813
Thomas Posey Senate Louisiana Republican 1812–1813
Nahum Parker Senate New Hampshire Republican 1807–1811
Benjamin Pickman, Jr. House Massachusetts Federalist 1809–1811
John Porter House Pennsylvania Republican 1805–1811
Julien Poydras House — Unknown 1809–1811
Benjamin Parke House Indiana Unknown 1805–1809
John Pugh House Pennsylvania Republican 1805–1809
William Plumer Senate New Hampshire Federalist 1802–1807
Beriah Palmer House New York Republican 1803–1805
John Paterson House New York Republican 1803–1805
Oliver Phelps House New York Republican 1803–1805
Thomas Plater House Maryland Federalist 1801–1805
Samuel Potter Senate Rhode Island Republican 1803–1805
Samuel Purviance House North Carolina Federalist 1803–1805
Joseph Peirce House New Hampshire Federalist 1801–1803
Elias Perkins House Connecticut Federalist 1801–1803
Robert Page House Virginia Federalist 1799–1801
Elijah Paine Senate Vermont Federalist 1795–1801
Josiah Parker House Virginia Federalist 1789–1801
Thomas Pinckney House South Carolina Federalist 1797–1801
Jonas Platt House New York Federalist 1799–1801
Leven Powell House Virginia Federalist 1799–1801
Isaac Parker House Massachusetts Federalist 1797–1799
John Page House Virginia Republican 1789–1797

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