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Government Statistics > Senate elections, 1998 > Senate contests in 1998 > Incumbent (most recent) by state

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States (A to Z) Description
Alabama Richard C. Shelby
Alaska Frank H. Murkowski
Arizona John S. McCain III
Arkansas Dale L. Bumpers
California Barbara L. Boxer
Colorado Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Connecticut Christopher J. Dodd
Florida D. Robert Graham
Georgia Paul D. Coverdell
Hawaii Daniel K. Inouye
Idaho Dirk A. Kempthorne
Illinois Carol Moseley-Braun
Indiana Daniel R. Coats
Iowa Charles E. Grassley
Kansas Samuel D. Brownback
Kentucky Wendell H. Ford
Louisiana John B. Breaux
Maryland Barbara A. Mikulski
Missouri Christopher S. "Kit" Bond
Nevada Harry M. Reid
New Hampshire Judd A. Gregg
New York Alfonse M. D'Amato
North Carolina D. McLaughlin "Lauch" Faircloth
North Dakota Byron L. Dorgan
Ohio John H. Glenn Jr.
Oklahoma Donald L. Nickles
Oregon Ronald L. Wyden
Pennsylvania Arlen Specter
South Carolina Ernest F. "Fritz" Hollings
South Dakota Thomas A. Daschle
Utah Robert F. Bennett
Vermont Patrick J. Leahy
Washington Patricia Murray
Wisconsin Russell D. Feingold


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