History / Congress
Alabama's 9th congressional district
28 members have held this seat since Aug 7, 1893. Vacant or no longer exists.
Holders
2827 D · 1 R
Longest tenure
8 yearsLaurie Calvin Battle
Current
—nobody
history/seat/al-9Every holder, newest first+28
George Huddleston Jr. D
Jan 7, 1959 – Jan 4, 1963 · 4 years
George Huddleston Jr. D
Jan 5, 1955 – Jan 4, 1959 · 4 years
Laurie Calvin Battle D
Jan 3, 1947 – Jan 4, 1955 · 8 years
Luther Patrick D
Jan 3, 1945 – Jan 4, 1947 · 2 years
John Parks Newsome D
Jan 6, 1943 – Jan 4, 1945 · 2 years
Luther Patrick D
Jan 5, 1937 – Jan 4, 1943 · 6 years
George Huddleston D
Mar 9, 1933 – Jan 4, 1937 · 3.8 years
George Huddleston D
Dec 7, 1931 – Mar 4, 1933 · 15 months
George Huddleston D
Apr 15, 1929 – Mar 4, 1931 · 23 months
George Huddleston D
Dec 5, 1927 – Mar 4, 1929 · 15 months
George Huddleston D
Dec 7, 1925 – Mar 5, 1927 · 15 months
George Huddleston D
Dec 3, 1923 – Mar 4, 1925 · 15 months
George Huddleston D
Apr 11, 1921 – Mar 4, 1923 · 23 months
George Huddleston D
May 19, 1919 – Mar 4, 1921 · 22 months
George Huddleston D
Apr 2, 1917 – Mar 4, 1919 · 23 months
George Huddleston D
Dec 6, 1915 – Mar 4, 1917 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Apr 7, 1913 – Mar 4, 1915 · 23 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Apr 4, 1911 – Mar 4, 1913 · 23 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Mar 15, 1909 – Mar 4, 1911 · 2 years
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Dec 2, 1907 – Mar 4, 1909 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Dec 4, 1905 – Mar 4, 1907 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Nov 9, 1903 – Mar 4, 1905 · 16 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Dec 2, 1901 – Mar 4, 1903 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Dec 4, 1899 – Mar 4, 1901 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Mar 15, 1897 – Mar 4, 1899 · 2 years
Truman Heminway Aldrich R
Dec 2, 1895 – Mar 4, 1897 · 15 months
Oscar Wilder Underwood D
Dec 2, 1895 – Mar 4, 1897 · 15 months
Louis Washington Turpin D
Aug 7, 1893 – Mar 4, 1895 · 19 months
Dates are from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project. Consecutive terms of one person are merged.