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

Third Republic

Senators for Gard under the French Third Republic were:

Jacques Bonnefoy-Sibour (1876) Louis Laget (1876–1882) Pierre Meinadier (1876–1894) Ferdinand Gazagne (1879–1885) Louis-Edmond Claris (1885–1894) Auguste Dide (1885–1894) Alfred Silhol (1894–1903) Frédéric Desmons (1894–1910) Georges Bonnefoy-Sibour (1894–1918) Fernand Crémieux (1903–1928) Gaston Doumergue (1910–1924) Jean Cazelles (1920–1924) Louis Méjean (1924–1931) Georges Bruguier (1924–1945) Jean Bosc (1929–1939) Gaston Bazile (1931–1945) Louis Mourier (1939–1945)

Fourth Republic

Senators for Gard under the French Fourth Republic were:

Fernand Jarrié (1946–1948) Léon Vergnole (1946–1948) Suzanne Crémieux (1948–1955) Edgar Tailhades (1948–1959) Paul Béchard (1955–1958)

Fifth Republic Senators for Gard under the French Fifth Republic:

In office Name Group or party Notes 1959–1976 Suzanne Crémieux Gauche Démocratique Died in office 11 July 1976 1959–1986 Edgar Tailhades Socialiste Died in office 23 June 1986 1976–1980 Maurice Fontaine Gauche Démocratique From 12 July 1976 in place of Suzanne Crémieux 1980–1992 Gilbert Baumet Rassemblement Démocratique et Européen Resigned 14 October 1992 1980–2008 André Rouvière Socialiste 1986–1988 Georges Benedetti Socialiste From 24 June 1986 in place of Edgar TailhadesUntil 24 June 1988 (elected deputy) 1988–1997 Claude Pradille Socialiste Removed from office 11 September 1997 1992–1998 Francis Cavalier-Bénézet Socialiste From 20 December 1992 in place of Gilbert Baumet 1998–2008 Alain Journet Socialiste 1998–present Simon Sutour Socialiste et républicain 2008–2014 Françoise Laurent-Perrigot Socialiste et apparentés 2008–2017 Jean-Paul Fournier Les Républicains Resigned 24 September 2017 2014–present Vivette Lopez Les Républicains 2017 Max Roustan From 25 September 2017 in place of Jean-Paul FournierResigned 30 September 2017 2017–present Pascale Bories Les Républicains From 1 October 2017 in place of Max Roustan

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