104TH CONGRESS- UNITED STATES SENATE

General Election of 8 November 1994 elected 33 Class 1 Senate seats
[term: noon, 3 January 1995 to noon, 3 January 2001]

• 24 incumbent Senators re-elected:
  • 14 Democrats: Feinstein[CA]; Lieberman[CT]; Akaka[HI]; Sarbanes[MD]; Kennedy[MA]; Kerrey[NE]; Bryan[NV]; Lautenberg[NJ]; Bingaman[NM]; Moynihan[NY]; Conrad[ND]; Robb[VA]; Byrd[WV]; Kohl[WI].
  • 10 Republicans: Roth[DE]; Mack[FL]; Lugar[IN]; Lott[MS]; Burns[MT]; Chafee[RI]; Hutchison[TX]; Hatch[UT]; Jeffords[VT]; Gorton[WA].
• 9 freshman Senators elected:
  • 0 Democrats.
  • 9 Republicans: Jon Kyl[ARIZONA]; Olympia Snowe[MAINE]; Spencer Abraham[MICHIGAN]; Rod Grams[MINNESOTA]; John Ashcroft[MISSOURI]; Mike DeWine[OHIO]; Rick Santorum[PENNSYLVANIA]; Bill Frist[TENNESSEE]; Craig Thomas[WYOMING].

Special Election to a seat other than a Class 1
on or after the date of the 1994 General Election
but before the start of the 104th Congress [3 January 1995]:

• Class 2 (term ending noon, 3 January 1997)
  [elected on 8 November 1994]-
  • James Inhofe, Republican of OKLAHOMA
    [re: resignation of Senator David Boren, effective 15 November 1994]
  • Fred Thompson, Republican of TENNESSEE
    [re: resignation of Senator Albert Gore, 2 January 1993, having been elected Vice President of the United States]

Special Election to the SENATE of the 104th Congress during the course of that Congress:

• Class 3 (term ending noon, 3 January 1999)-
  • [elected on 30 January 1996]
    Ron Wyden, Democrat of OREGON
    [re: resignation of Senator Robert Packwood, 1 October 1995]

Party switches in the SENATE of the 104th Congress:

• 3 March 1995: Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of COLORADO
  from Democrat to REPUBLICAN

104TH CONGRESS- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

The HOUSE in the 104th Congress included 1 Congressman from other than the two Major Parties elected by the People of his District in the General Election of 8 November 1994, as follows:

• 1 Independent-
  • Congressman Bernard Sanders of VERMONT (At-Large)