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.
1,205 people match.
| Name | Offices | State | Party | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bernard Smith | House | New Jersey | Republican | 1819–1821 |
| James Smith | House | North Carolina | Republican | 1817–1821 |
| Henry Southard | House | New Jersey | Republican | 1801–1821 |
| James Stevens | House | Connecticut | Republican | 1819–1821 |
| Randall S. Street | House | New York | Federalist | 1819–1821 |
| William Strong | House | Vermont | Republican | 1811–1821 |
| George Strother | House | Virginia | Republican | 1817–1821 |
| John Savage | House | New York | Republican | 1815–1819 |
| Philip Schuyler | House | New York | Federalist | 1817–1819 |
| Tredwell Scudder | House | New York | Republican | 1817–1819 |
| Adam Seybert | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1809–1819 |
| Samuel Sherwood | House | Connecticut | Federalist | 1817–1819 |
| Jacob Spangler | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1817–1819 |
| Thomas Speed | House | Kentucky | Republican | 1817–1819 |
| John Spencer | House | New York | Republican | 1817–1819 |
| James Stewart | House | North Carolina | Federalist | 1817–1819 |
| Clement Storer | House, Senate | New Hampshire | Republican | 1807–1819 |
| Solomon Strong | House | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1815–1819 |
| Philip Stuart | House | Maryland | Federalist | 1811–1819 |
| Abraham Schenck | House | New York | Republican | 1815–1817 |
| John Sevier | House | Tennessee | Republican | 1789–1817 |
| Solomon P. Sharp | House | Kentucky | Republican | 1813–1817 |
| Daniel Sheffey | House | Virginia | Federalist | 1809–1817 |
| Thomas Smith | House | Pennsylvania | Federalist | 1815–1817 |
| William Smith | House | New York | Federalist | 1813–1817 |
| Richard Stanford | House | North Carolina | Republican | 1797–1817 |
| Asahel Stearns | House | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1815–1817 |
| Benjamin Stephenson | House | Illinois | Unknown | 1813–1817 |
| Lewis Sturges | House | Connecticut | Federalist | 1805–1817 |
| James Schureman | House, Senate | New Jersey | Federalist | 1789–1815 |
| Samuel Sherwood | House | New York | Federalist | 1813–1815 |
| Zebulon Shipherd | House | New York | Federalist | 1813–1815 |
| Richard Skinner | House | Vermont | Republican | 1813–1815 |
| Amos Slaymaker | House | Pennsylvania | Federalist | 1813–1815 |
| Isaac Smith | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1813–1815 |
| John Smith | House | Virginia | Republican | 1801–1815 |
| Samuel Smith | House | New Hampshire | Federalist | 1813–1815 |
| Richard Stockton | Senate, House | New Jersey | Federalist | 1796–1815 |
| David Stone | House, Senate | North Carolina | Republican | 1799–1815 |
| Thomas Sammons | House | New York | Republican | 1803–1813 |
| Ebenezer Seaver | House | Massachusetts | Republican | 1803–1813 |
| Samuel Shaw | House | Vermont | Republican | 1807–1813 |
| John Smilie | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1793–1813 |
| George Smith | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1809–1813 |
| John Smith | House, Senate | New York | Republican | 1799–1813 |
| Silas Stow | House | New York | Republican | 1811–1813 |
| George Sullivan | House | New Hampshire | Federalist | 1811–1813 |
| Benjamin Say | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1807–1811 |
| John Scudder | House | New Jersey | Republican | 1809–1811 |
| Dennis Smelt | House | Georgia | Republican | 1806–1811 |
| Samuel Smith | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1805–1811 |
| John Stanly | House | North Carolina | Federalist | 1801–1811 |
| William Stedman | House | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1803–1811 |
| Jacob Swoope | House | Virginia | Federalist | 1809–1811 |
| Thomas Sumter | House, Senate | South Carolina | Republican | 1789–1810 |
| James Sloan | House | New Jersey | Republican | 1803–1809 |
| Daniel Smith | Senate | Tennessee | Republican | 1798–1809 |
| Jedediah Smith | House | New Hampshire | Republican | 1807–1809 |
| John Smith | Senate | Ohio | Republican | 1803–1809 |
| Joseph Story | House | Massachusetts | Republican | 1807–1809 |
| Peter Swart | House | New York | Republican | 1807–1809 |
| Peter Sailly | House | New York | Republican | 1805–1807 |
| Thomas Sandford | House | Kentucky | Republican | 1803–1807 |
| Martin Schuneman | House | New York | Republican | 1805–1807 |
| Israel Smith | House, Senate | Vermont | Republican | 1791–1807 |
| John Smith | House | Connecticut | Federalist | 1799–1807 |
| O’Brien Smith | House | South Carolina | Republican | 1805–1807 |
| Thomas Spalding | House | Georgia | Republican | 1805–1807 |
| Joseph Stanton, Jr. | Senate, House | Rhode Island | Republican | 1790–1807 |
| Thomson Skinner | House | Massachusetts | Republican | 1797–1805 |
| John Stewart | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1799–1805 |
| James Sheafe | House, Senate | New Hampshire | Federalist | 1799–1803 |
| William Shepard | House | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1797–1803 |
| Josiah Smith | House | Massachusetts | Republican | 1801–1803 |
| Richard, Sprigg | House | Maryland | Republican | 1795–1803 |
| John Stratton | House | Virginia | Federalist | 1801–1803 |
| Theodore Sedgwick | House, Senate | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1789–1801 |
| Samuel Sewall | House | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1795–1801 |
| Richard Spaight | House | North Carolina | Republican | 1797–1801 |
| Philip Schuyler | Senate | New York | Federalist | 1789–1799 |
| Thomas Sinnickson | House | New Jersey | Federalist | 1789–1799 |
| Samuel Sitgreaves | House | Pennsylvania | Federalist | 1795–1799 |
| Jeremiah Smith | House | New Hampshire | Federalist | 1791–1799 |
| Nathaniel Smith | House | Connecticut | Federalist | 1795–1799 |
| William Smith | House | South Carolina | Republican | 1797–1799 |
| William Smith | House | South Carolina | Federalist | 1789–1799 |
| Peleg Sprague | House | New Hampshire | Federalist | 1797–1799 |
| John Swanwick | House | Pennsylvania | Republican | 1795–1799 |
| John Sherburne | House | New Hampshire | Republican | 1793–1797 |
| Isaac Smith | House | New Jersey | Federalist | 1795–1797 |
| Thomas Sprigg | House | Maryland | Republican | 1793–1797 |
| Caleb Strong | Senate | Massachusetts | Federalist | 1789–1797 |
| William Strudwick | House | North Carolina | Federalist | 1795–1797 |
| Zephaniah Swift | House | Connecticut | Federalist | 1793–1797 |
| Thomas Scott | House | Pennsylvania | Unknown | 1789–1795 |
| Cornelius Schoonmaker | House | New York | Unknown | 1791–1793 |
| Joshua Seney | House | Maryland | Unknown | 1789–1793 |
| Upton Sheredine | House | Maryland | Unknown | 1791–1793 |
| Roger Sherman | House, Senate | Connecticut | Pro-Administration | 1789–1793 |
| Peter Silvester | House | New York | Unknown | 1789–1793 |
Members and terms: congress-legislators (public domain). Candidates: FiveThirtyEight. Candidates who only appear once and lost are listed under each race but not here.