Following is a list of senators of Savoie, people who have represented the department of Savoie in the Senate of France.
Third Republic
Senators for Savoie under the French Third Republic were:
Period Name Notes 1876-1880 Frédéric d'Alexandry d'Orengiani Charles Dupasquier 1880-1882 Nicolas Parent 1882-1891 Nicolas Parent Died in 1890 Charles Forest François Carquet 1891-1900 François Gravin Charles Forest 1900-1909 Antoine Perrier François Gravin 1909-1920 Antoine Perrier Died in 1914 François Milan François Gravin César Empereur Charles Forest 1920-1927 François Milan Maurice Mollard Georges Machet 1927-1936 François Milan Maurice Mollard Georges Machet Died in 1931 1936-1944 François Milan Maurice Mollard Antoine Borrel
Fourth Republic
Senators for Savoie under the French Fourth Republic were:
Period Name 1946-1948 Jules Hyvrard François Dumas 1948-1952 Pierre de La Gontrie François Dumas 1952-1958 Pierre de La Gontrie Paul Chevallier 1958-1959 Pierre de La Gontrie Paul Chevallier
Fifth Republic Senators for Savoie under the French Fifth Republic:
Period Name Party or group Notes 1959-1968 Paul Chevallier Gauche Démocratique Pierre de La Gontrie Gauche Démocratique 1968-1977 Jean Blanc Union for French Democracy (UDF) Jean-Baptiste Mathias Union des Démocrates pour la République Died 22 May 1974 Louis Marré Républicains et Indépendants Replaced Jean-Baptiste Mathias 1977-1986 Roger Rinchet Socialist Party (PS) Jean Blanc Centre of Social Democrats (CDS) 1986-1995 Pierre Dumas Rally for the Republic (RPR) Jean Blanc Centre of Social Democrats (CDS) 1995-2004 Michel Barnier Rally for the Republic (RPR) Became minister from 1995 to 1997Resigned 23 September 1999 Jean-Pierre Vial Rally for the Republic (RPR) thenUnion for a Popular Movement (UMP) Replaced Michel Barnier from 1995 to 1997, from 1999 to 2004 Roger Rinchet Socialist Party (PS) 2004-2014 Jean-Pierre Vial Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) Thierry Repentin Socialist Party (PS) Minister from July 2012 to May 2014 André Vairetto Socialist Party (PS) Replaced Thierry Repentin from July 2012 to May 2014 From 2014 Jean-Pierre Vial Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) thenThe Republicans (LR) Michel Bouvard Union for a Popular Movement (UMP) thenThe Republicans (LR) Resigned 1 June 2017 Martine Berthet The Republicans (LR) Elected 24 September 2017
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