History / Congress

Kansas's at-large congressional district

18 members have held this seat since Dec 5, 1853. Vacant or no longer exists.

Holders

14 R · 2 D · 2 P

Longest tenure

2 years

Jeremiah Dunham Botkin

Current

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nobody

history/seat/ks-alEvery holder, newest first

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Charles Frederick Scott R

Dec 4, 1905 – Mar 4, 1907 · 15 months

Charles Frederick Scott R

Nov 9, 1903 – Mar 4, 1905 · 16 months

Charles Frederick Scott R

Dec 2, 1901 – Mar 4, 1903 · 15 months

Willis Joshua Bailey R

Dec 4, 1899 – Mar 4, 1901 · 15 months

Jeremiah Dunham Botkin P

Mar 15, 1897 – Mar 4, 1899 · 2 years

Richard Whiting Blue R

Dec 2, 1895 – Mar 4, 1897 · 15 months

William Alexander Harris P

Aug 7, 1893 – Mar 4, 1895 · 19 months

Lewis Hanback R

Dec 3, 1883 – Mar 4, 1885 · 15 months

Edmund Needham Morrill R

Dec 3, 1883 – Mar 4, 1885 · 15 months

Samuel Ritter Peters R

Dec 3, 1883 – Mar 4, 1885 · 15 months

Bishop Walden Perkins R

Dec 3, 1883 – Mar 4, 1885 · 15 months

Stephen Alonzo Cobb R

Dec 1, 1873 – Mar 4, 1875 · 15 months

David Perley Lowe R

Dec 1, 1873 – Mar 4, 1875 · 15 months

William Addison Phillips R

Dec 1, 1873 – Mar 4, 1875 · 15 months

Marcus Junius Parrott R

Dec 5, 1859 – Mar 4, 1861 · 15 months

Marcus Junius Parrott R

Dec 7, 1857 – Mar 4, 1859 · 15 months

John Wilkins Whitfield D

Dec 3, 1855 – Mar 4, 1857 · 15 months

John Wilkins Whitfield D

Dec 5, 1853 – Mar 4, 1855 · 15 months

Dates are from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project. Consecutive terms of one person are merged.