List of senators of Puy-de-Dôme explained

Following is a list of senators of Puy-de-Dôme, people who have represented the department of Puy-de-Dôme in the Senate of France.

Third Republic

Senators for Puy-de-Dôme under the French Third Republic were:

• Jacques Mège (1876–1878)
• Prosper-Claude de Barante (1876–1882)
• Mathieu Salneuve (1876–1889)
• Jean-Baptiste Guyot-Lavaline (1879–1900)
• Robert Goutay (1882–1889)
• François Girot-Pouzol (1885–1891)
• Gilbert Le Guay (1889–1891)
• Gilbert Gaillard (1889–1898)
• Charles Barrière (1891–1909)
• Hippolyte Gomot (1891–1927)
• Jean Chantagrel (1898–1907)
• Victor Bataille (1900–1908)
• Antoine Bony-Cisternes (1907–1927)
• Léon Chambige (1909–1914)
• Pierre-Jean Sabaterie (1909–1930)
• Étienne Clémentel (1920–1936)
• Louis Darteyre (1927–1932)
• Baptiste Marrou (1927–1936)
• Eugène Chassaing (1930–1940)
• Paul Malsang (1933–1937)
• Eugène Roy (1936–1938)
• Pierre Laval (1936–1940)
• François Albert-Buisson (1937–1940)
• Jacques Bardoux (1938–1940)

Fourth Republic

Senators for Puy-de-Dôme under the French Fourth Republic were:

Period	Name	Group
1946		(SCFIO)
		(MRP)
1948		(SCFIO)
		(SFIO)
		(RGR)
1952		(SCFIO)
		(SCFIO)
		(SCFIO)

Fifth Republic

Senators for Puy-de-Dôme under the French Fifth Republic were:

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Period	Name	Group	Notes
1959		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)
		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)
		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)
1965		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)
		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)
		Socialist and Republican group (SFIO)	Died 1967, replaced by André Barroux]
		Miscellaneous left (DVG)	Replaced Michel Champleboux in 1967
1974		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Named to cabinet 1981, resigned, replaced by Michel Charasse
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Replaced Roger Quilliot in 1981
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
25 septembre 1983		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Named to government in 1988, replaced by Gilbert Belin
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Replaced Michel Charasse in 1988
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS))	Elected deputy and resigned 1986, reelected to senate in 1986
27 septembre 1992		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Resigned in 1998, replaced by Serge Godard in by-election
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)	Replaced Roger Quilliot in by-election 1998
23 septembre 2001		Socialist and Republican group (SOC)
		Socialist and Republican group (SOC), then European Democratic and Social Rally group (RDSE)	Named to Constitutional Council in 2010 replaced by Serge Godard
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)		Replaced Michel Charasse in 2010
		Independent Republicans (RI) – The Republicans group (UMP)
25 septembre 2011		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)
24 septembre 2017		The Republicans (LR)
		La République En Marche! (REM)
		Socialist Party (France) (PS)