Missouri's 1st congressional district

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Missouri's first congressional district is in the eastern portion of the state. It includes much of Northern St Louis City and St Louis County.

Its current representative is Democrat William Lacy Clay, Jr., who was elected in 2001.

[edit] Historical Representation

Congress	Representative	Party
28th-29th-(1843-1847)	James Hugh Relfe	Democratic
30th-31st(1847-1851)	James S. Green	Democratic
32nd(1851-1853)	William Augustus Hall	Democratic
33rd-34th(1853-1857)	James Johnson Lindley	Whig
35th-37th(1857-1861)	John Bullock Clark	Democratic
37th(1861-1863)	William Augustus Hall	Democratic
38th(1863)	John William Noell	Republican
38th(1863-1865)	John Guier Scott	Democratic
39th(1865-1867)	Thomas E. Noell	Democratic
40th-42nd(1867-1873)	James Robinson McCormick	Democratic
43rd-44th(1867-1871)	William Henry Stone	Democratic
45th(1871-1873)	Lyne Metcalfe	Republican
46th-47th(1873-1875)	Richard Graham Frost	Democratic
47th(1875-1879)	Gustavus Sessinghaus	Republican
48th-55th(1879-1899)	Alexander M. Dockery	Democratic
56th-58th(1899-1905)	John Dougherty	Democratic
59th(1905-1907)	Frank B. Klepper	Republican
60th-65th(1907-1919)	Joshua Willis Alexander	Democratic
66th(1919-1921)	Jacob L. Milligan	Democratic
67th(1921-1923)	Henry F. Lawrence	Republican
68th-72nd(1923-1933)	Jacob L. Milligan	Democratic
73rd-77th(1933-1943)	Richard M. Duncan	Democratic
78th-80th(1943-1949)	William C. Cole	Republican
81st-82nd(1949-1953)	Phil J. Welch	Democratic
83rd-94th(1953-1977)	Leonor Sullivan	Democratic
95th-108th(1977-2005)	Dick Gephardt	Democratic
109th(2005-2007)	Russ Carnahan	Democratic

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