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These are tables of congressional delegations from Iowa to the United States Senate and United States House of Representatives.

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United States Senate

Delegates from Iowa Territory

United States House of Representatives

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United States Senate

Class 2 Senators	Congress	Class 3 Senators
George W. Jones (D)	'30th' (1847–1849)	Augustus C. Dodge (D)
	'31st' (1849–1851)
	'32nd' (1851–1853)
	'33rd' (1853–1855)
	'34th' (1855–1857)	James Harlan (R)
	'35th' (1857–1859)
James W. Grimes (R)	'36th' (1859–1861)
	'37th' (1861–1863)
	'38th' (1863–1865)
	'39th' (1865–1867)
		Samuel J. Kirkwood (R)
	'40th' (1867–1869)	James Harlan (R)
	'41st' (1869–1871)
James B. Howell (R)
George G. Wright (R)	'42nd' (1871–1873)
	'43rd' (1873–1875)	William B. Allison (R)
	'44th' (1875–1877)
Samuel J. Kirkwood (R)	'45th' (1877–1879)
	'46th' (1879–1881)
	'47th' (1881–1883)
James W. McDill (R)
James F. Wilson (R)	'48th' (1883–1885)
	'49th' (1885–1887)
	'50th' (1887–1889)
	'51st' (1889–1891)
	'52nd' (1891–1893)
	'53rd' (1893–1895)
John H. Gear (R)	'54th' (1895–1897)
	'55th' (1897–1899)
	'56th' (1899–1901)
Jonathan P. Dolliver (R)
	'57th' (1901–1903)
	'58th' (1903–1905)
	'59th' (1905–1907)
	'60th' (1907–1909)
		Albert B. Cummins (R)
	'61st' (1909–1911)
Lafayette Young (R)
	'62nd' (1911–1913)
William S. Kenyon (R)
	'63rd' (1913–1915)
	'64th' (1915–1917)
	'65th' (1917–1919)
	'66th' (1919–1921)
	'67th' (1921–1923)
Charles A. Rawson (R)
Smith W. Brookhart (R)
	'68th' (1923–1925)
	'69th' (1925–1927)
Daniel F. Steck (D)		David W. Stewart (R)
	'70th' (1927–1929)	Smith W. Brookhart (R)
	'71st' (1929–1931)
L. J. Dickinson (R)	'72nd' (1931–1933)
	'73rd' (1933–1935)	Richard Louis Murphy (D)
	'74th' (1935–1937)
		Guy M. Gillette (D)
Clyde L. Herring (D)	'75th' (1937–1939)
	'76th' (1939–1941)
	'77th' (1941–1943)
George A. Wilson (R)	'78th' (1943–1945)
	'79th' (1945–1947)	Bourke B. Hickenlooper (R)
	'80th' (1947–1949)
Guy M. Gillette (D)	'81st' (1949–1951)
	'82nd' (1951–1953)
	'83rd' (1953–1955)
Thomas E. Martin (R)	'84th' (1955–1957)
	'85th' (1957–1959)
	'86th' (1959–1961)
Jack R. Miller (R)	'87th' (1961–1963)
	'88th' (1963–1965)
	'89th' (1965–1967)
	'90th' (1967–1969)
	'91st' (1969–1971)	Harold E. Hughes (D)
	'92nd' (1971–1973)
Richard C. Clark (D)	'93rd' (1973–1975)
	'94th' (1975–1977)	John C. Culver (D)
	'95th' (1977–1979)
Roger W. Jepsen (R)	'96th' (1979–1981)
	'97th' (1981–1983)	Charles Grassley (R)
	'98th' (1983–1985)
Tom Harkin (D)	'99th' (1985–1987)
	'100th' (1987–1989)
	'101st' (1989–1991)
	'102nd' (1991–1993)
	'103rd' (1993–1995)
	'104th' (1995–1997)
	'105th' (1997–1999)
	'106th' (1999–2001)
	'107th' (2001–2003)
	'108th' (2003–2005)
	'109th' (2005–2007)
	'110th' (2007–2009)

Delegates from Iowa Territory

On July 4, 1838, the Iowa Territory was organized. Most of the area comprising the territory was originally part of the Louisiana Purchase and was a part of the Missouri Territory. When Missouri became a state in 1821, this area (along with the Dakotas) effectively became unorganized territory. The area was closed to white settlers until the 1830s, after the Black Hawk War ended. It was attached to the Michigan Territory on June 28, 1834, and was split off with the Wisconsin Territory in 1836 when Michigan became a state.
The Iowa Territory was the "Iowa District" of western Wisconsin Territory — the region west of the Mississippi River. The original boundaries of the territory, as established in 1838, included part of Minnesota and parts of the Dakotas, covering about 194,000 square miles of land.

Delegate	Years	Party
William W. Chapman	September 10, 1838 – October 27, 1840	Democratic
Augustus C. Dodge	October 28, 1840 – December 28, 1846	Democratic

United States House of Representatives

Congress	Elected at-large, state-wide on a general ticket
'29th' (1845–1847)	Serranus Clinton Hastings	Shepherd Leffler
	District
'30th' (1847–1849)	William Thompson	Shepherd Leffler
'31st' (1849–1851)
	Daniel F. Miller
'32nd' (1851–1853)	Bernhart Henn	Lincoln Clark
'33rd' (1853–1855)		John Parsons Cook
'34th' (1855–1857)	Augustus Hall	James Thorington
'35th' (1857–1859)	Samuel Ryan Curtis	Timothy Davis
'36th' (1859–1861)		William Vandever
'37th' (1861–1863)
	James F. Wilson
'38th' (1863–1865)		Hiram Price	William B. Allison	Josiah B. Grinnell	John A. Kasson	Asahel W. Hubbard
'39th' (1865–1867)
'40th' (1867–1869)				William Loughridge	Grenville Mellen Dodge
'41st' (1869–1871)	George Washington McCrary	William Smyth			Francis Wayland Palmer	Charles Pomeroy
		William Penn Wolf
'42nd' (1871–1873)		Aylett R. Cotton	William G. Donnan	Madison Miner Walden		Jackson Orr
'43rd' (1873–1875)				Henry Otis Pratt	James Wilson	William Loughridge	John A. Kasson	James W. McDill	Jackson Orr
'44th' (1875–1877)		John Quincy Tufts	Lucien Lester Ainsworth			Ezekiel Silas Sampson			S. Addison Oliver
'45th' (1877–1879)	Joseph Champlin Stone	Hiram Price	Theodore Weld Burdick	Nathaniel Cobb Deering	Rush Clark		Henry Johnson Brodhead Cummings	William Fletcher Sapp
'46th' (1879–1881)	Moses Ayers McCoid		Thomas Updegraff			James B. Weaver (Greenback)	Edward Hooker Gillette (Greenback)		Cyrus C. Carpenter
					William George Thompson
'47th' (1881–1883)		Sewall Spaulding Farwell				Marsena Edgar Cutts	John A. Kasson	William P. Hepburn
						John Calhoun Cook
'48th' (1883–1885)		Jeremiah Henry Murphy	David B. Henderson	Luman Hamlin Weller (Greenback)	James Wilson	Marsena Edgar Cutts			William Henry Mills Pusey	Adoniram J. Holmes	Isaac S. Struble
					Benjamin Todd Frederick	John Calhoun Cook	Hiram Ypsilanti Smith
'49th' (1885–1887)	Benton Jay Hall			William E. Fuller		James B. Weaver (Greenback)	Edwin H. Conger		Joseph Lyman
'50th' (1887–1889)	John H. Gear	Walter I. Hayes			Daniel Kerr			Albert R. Anderson (Independent Republican)
'51st' (1889–1891)				Joseph Henry Sweney		John F. Lacey		James Patton Flick	Joseph Rea Reed	Jonathan P. Dolliver
							Edward Retilla Hays
'52nd' (1891–1893)	John Joseph Seerley			Walter Halben Butler	John Taylor Hamilton	Frederick Edward White	John A. T. Hull		Thomas Bowman		George D. Perkins
'53rd' (1893–1895)	John H. Gear			Thomas Updegraff	Robert G. Cousins	John F. Lacey		William P. Hepburn	Alva L. Hager
'54th' (1895–1897)	Samuel M. Clark	George M. Curtis
'55th' (1897–1899)
'56th' (1899–1901)	Thomas Hedge	Joseph R. Lane		Gilbert N. Haugen					Smith McPherson		Lot Thomas
									Walter I. Smith	James P. Conner
'57th' (1901–1903)		John N. W. Rumple
'58th' (1903–1905)		Martin Joseph Wade	Benjamin P. Birdsall
'59th' (1905–1907)		Albert F. Dawson									Elbert H. Hubbard
'60th' (1907–1909)	Charles A. Kennedy					Daniel W. Hamilton
'61st' (1909–1911)			Charles E. Pickett		James W. Good	Nathan E. Kendall		William Darius Jamieson		Frank P. Woods
'62nd' (1911–1913)		Irvin S. Pepper					Solomon F. Prouty	Horace M. Towner
									William R. Green		George Cromwell Scott
'63rd' (1913–1915)			Maurice Connolly			Sanford Kirkpatrick
		Henry Vollmer
'64th' (1915–1917)		Harry E. Hull	Burton E. Sweet			C. William Ramseyer	Cassius C. Dowell				Thomas J. Steele
'65th' (1917–1919)											George Cromwell Scott
'66th' (1919–1921)										L. J. Dickinson	William D. Boies
'67th' (1921–1923)	William F. Kopp
					Cyrenus Cole
'68th' (1923–1925)			Thomas J. B. Robinson
								Hiram Kinsman Evans
'69th' (1925–1927)		F. Dickinson Letts						Lloyd Thurston
'70th' (1927–1929)
									Earl W. Vincent
'71st' (1929–1931)									Charles Swanson		Ed H. Campbell
'72nd' (1931–1933)		Bernhard M. Jacobsen								Fred C. Gilchrist
'73rd' (1933–1935)	Edward C. Eicher		Albert C. Willford	Fred Biermann	Lloyd Thurston	Cassius C. Dowell	Otha D. Wearin	Fred C. Gilchrist	Guy M. Gillette
'74th' (1935–1937)			John W. Gwynne			Hubert Utterback
'75th' (1937–1939)		William S. Jacobsen				Cassius C. Dowell			Vincent F. Harrington
'76th' (1939–1941)	Thomas E. Martin			Henry O. Talle	Karl M. LeCompte		Ben F. Jensen
'77th' (1941–1943)						Paul Cunningham
									Harry E. Narey
'78th' (1943–1945)		Henry O. Talle		Karl M. LeCompte	Paul Cunningham	Fred C. Gilchrist		Charles B. Hoeven
'79th' (1945–1947)						James I. Dolliver
'80th' (1947–1949)
'81st' (1949–1951)			Harold R. Gross
'82nd' (1951–1953)
'83rd' (1953–1955)
'84th' (1955–1957)	Fred Schwengel
'85th' (1957–1959)						Merwin Coad
'86th' (1959–1961)		Leonard G. Wolf		Steven V. Carter	Neal Smith
'87th' (1961–1963)		James E. Bromwell		John Kyl
'88th' (1963–1965)						Charles B. Hoeven
'89th' (1965–1967)	John R. Schmidhauser	John C. Culver		Bert Bandstra		Stanley L. Greigg	John R. Hansen
'90th' (1967–1969)	Fred Schwengel			John Kyl		Wiley Mayne	William J. Scherle
'91st' (1969–1971)
'92nd' (1971–1973)
'93rd' (1973–1975)	Edward Mezvinsky			Neal Smith	William J. Scherle
'94th' (1975–1977)		Michael T. Blouin	Charles E. Grassley		Tom Harkin	Berkley Bedell
'95th' (1977–1979)	Jim Leach
'96th' (1979–1981)		Tom Tauke
'97th' (1981–1983)			T. Cooper Evans
'98th' (1983–1985)
'99th' (1985–1987)					Jim Ross Lightfoot
'100th' (1987–1989)			David R. Nagle			Fred Grandy
'101st' (1989–1991)
'102nd' (1991–1993)		Jim Nussle
'103rd' (1993–1995)			Jim Ross Lightfoot		Fred Grandy
'104th' (1995–1997)				Greg Ganske	Tom Latham
'105th' (1997–1999)			Leonard L. Boswell
'106th' (1999–2001)
'107th' (2001–2003)
'108th' (2003–2005)	Jim Nussle	Jim Leach		Tom Latham	Steve King
'109th' (2005–2007)
'110th' (2007–2009)	Bruce Braley	David Loebsack

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