List of senators of Mayenne

Following is a List of senators of Mayenne, people who have represented the department of Mayenne in the Senate of France.

Location of Mayenne in France

Third Republic
TermSenators
1876–1879
  • Jules Bernard-Dutreil died 15 June 1876, replaced by Paul Bernard-Dutreil
  • Étienne Duboys Fresney
1879–1888
1888–1897
  • Paul Bernard-Dutreil
  • Paul Le Breton
1897–1906
1899–1906
  • Étienne Albert Duboys Fresney
1906–1919
  • Charles Daniel
  • Christian d'Elva
  • Paul Le Breton died 1915
1920–1924
1924–1933
  • Christian d'Elva died 1925 replaced by Eugène Jamin
  • Gustave Denis died 1925 replaced by Edmond Leblanc
  • Henri de Monti de Rezé
1933–1941
  • Eugène Jamin died 26 October 1933, replaced by Ferdinand Le Pelletier, who died 1939
  • Edmond Leblanc
  • Henri de Monti de Rezé

Fourth Republic
TermSenators
1946–1948
  • Maurice Brier - SFIO
  • Jean Helleu - MRP
1948–1955
  • Jacques Delalande - RPF
  • Francis Le Basser - RPF
1955–1959
  • Jacques Delalande - Républicains indépendants
  • Francis Le Basser - RPF

Fifth Republic
TermSenators
1959–1965
  • Jacques Delalande - Républicains indépendants
  • Francis Le Basser - RPF
1965–1974
  • Raoul Vadepied - MRP
  • Lucien de Montigny - MRP
1974–1983
  • Raoul Vadepied - Union centriste
  • Lucien de Montigny - Union centriste
1983–1992
  • Jean Arthuis - Union centriste replaced by Georges Dessaigne from 21 April 1986 to 31 May 1988
  • René Ballayer - Union centriste
1992–2001
  • René Ballayer - Union centriste (died 26 Januaryr 2001)
  • Jean Arthuis - Union centriste replaced by Georges Dessaigne from 19 June 1995 to 30 June 1997
2001–2011
2011–2017
  • Jean Arthuis - Union des démocrates et indépendants - UC (resigned 30 June 2014
  • Élisabeth Doineau - Union des démocrates et indépendants - UC, elected 28 September 2014 to replace Jean Arthuis.
  • François Zocchetto - Union des démocrates et indépendants - UC
2017–2023
  • Élisabeth Doineau - UC
  • Guillaume Chevrollier - Les Républicains

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