Following is a list of senators of Seine-et-Marne, people who have represented the department of Seine-et-Marne in the Senate of France.
Third Republic
Senators for Seine-et-Marne under the French Third Republic were:
Gabriel Adam (1876–1885) Louis-Alexandre Foucher de Careil (1876–1891) François Dufraigne (1885–1891) Louis Benoist (1891–1896) Jacques Regismanset (1891–1900 and (1903–1923) Charles Prévet (1894–1909) Jules Bastide (1896–1900) Eugène Thomas (1900–1903) Edmond Forgemol de Bostquenard (1900–1909) François Farny (1909–1919) Gaston Menier (1909–1934) Eugène Penancier (1920–1936) Jules Lugol (1924–1936) Jacques-Louis Dumesnil (1935–1940) René Courtier (1936–1940) Albert Ouvré (1936–1940)
Fourth Republic
Senators for Seine-et-Marne under the French Fourth Republic were:
Adolphe Legeay (1946-1948 Hubert Pajot (1946-1958) André Bataille (1948-1959) Charles Chalamon (1948-1952) André Boutemy (1952-1959) Pierre Brun (1958-1959) - Reelected in 5th Republic
Fifth Republic Senators for Seine-et-Marne under the French Fifth Republic:
In office Name Group Notes1959 André Boutemy Centre Républicain d'Action Rurale et Sociale Died in office 14 July 19591959–1995 Étienne Dailly Rassemblement Démocratique et Européen Resigned 3 March 1995 (named to Constitutional Council)1959–1977 Maurice Lalloy Rassemblement pour la République 1959–1968 Paul Lévêque Républicains et Indépendants From 16 July 1959 in place of André Boutemy1968–1976 Pierre Brun Rassemblement pour la République Died in office 2 March 19761976–1977 Guy Millot none From 3 March 1976 in place of Pierre Brun1977–1992 Paul Séramy Union Centriste Died in office 23 February 19921977–1983 Marc Jacquet Rassemblement pour la République Died in office 18 April 19831977–2004 Jacques Larché Union pour un Mouvement Populaire 1983–2004 Philippe François Union pour un Mouvement Populaire From 19 April 1983 in place of Marc Jacquet1992–1995 Robert Piat Union Centriste From 24 February 1992 in place of Paul Séramy1995 Charles Pelletier Rassemblement Démocratique et Européen From 4 March 1995 in place of Étienne Dailly1995–1999 Alain Peyrefitte Rassemblement pour la République Died in office 27 November 19991995–2015 Jean-Jacques Hyest Les Républicains Resigned 11 October 2015 (named to Constitutional Council)1999–2004 Paul Dubrule Union pour un Mouvement Populaire From 28 November 1999 in place of Alain Peyrefitte2004–2011 Yannick Bodin Socialiste 2004–2016 Michel Houel Les Républicains Died in office 30 November 20162004–2017 Michel Billout Communiste républicain et citoyen 2004–present Colette Mélot Les Indépendants – République et Territoires 2004–2012 Nicole Bricq La République En Marche Resigned 16 June 2012 (named to cabinet)2011–present Vincent Eblé Socialiste et républicain 2012–2014 Hélène Lipietz none Replaced Nicole Bricq 17 June 2012Left office 2 May 2014 when Nicole Bricq returned2014–2017 Nicole Bricq La République En Marche Returned from cabinet to senate 3 May 2014Died in office 6 August 20172017 Hélène Lipietz none Replaced Nicole Bricq 7 August 20172015–present Anne Chain-Larché Les Républicains Replaced Jean-Jacques Hyest 12 October 20152016–present Pierre Cuypers Les Républicains Replaced Michel Houel 1 December 20162017–present Arnaud de Belenet La République En Marche 2017–present Claudine Thomas Les Républicains
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