# List of senators of Puy-de-Dôme

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 | Francis Dassaud | (SCFIO) |
| 1946 | Edmond Pialoux | (MRP) |
| 1948 | Francis Dassaud | (SCFIO) |
| 1948 | Roger Fournier | (SFIO) |
| 1948 | Jean Reynouard | (RGR) |
| 1952 | Michel Champleboux | (SCFIO) |
| 1952 | Francis Dassaud | (SCFIO) |
| 1952 | Gabriel Montpied | (SCFIO) |

## Fifth Republic

Senators for Puy-de-Dôme under the French Fifth Republic were:
| Period | Name | Group | Notes |
| 1959 | Francis Dassaud | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | |
| 1959 | Gabriel Montpied | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | |
| 1959 | Michel Champleboux | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | |
| 1965 | Abel Gauthier | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | |
| 1965 | Gabriel Montpied | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | |
| 1965 | Michel Champleboux | Socialist and Republican group (SFIO) | Died 1967, replaced by André Barroux] |
| 1965 | André Barroux | Miscellaneous left (DVG) | Replaced Michel Champleboux in 1967 |
| 1974 | Roger Quilliot | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Named to cabinet 1981, resigned, replaced by Michel Charasse |
| 1974 | Michel Charasse | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Replaced Roger Quilliot in 1981 |
| 1974 | Gilbert Belin | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 1974 | André Barroux | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 25 septembre 1983 | Michel Charasse | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Named to government in 1988, replaced by Gilbert Belin |
| 25 septembre 1983 | Gilbert Belin | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Replaced Michel Charasse in 1988 |
| 25 septembre 1983 | Marcel Bony | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 25 septembre 1983 | Roger Quilliot | Socialist Party (France) (PS)) | Elected deputy and resigned 1986, reelected to senate in 1986 |
| 27 septembre 1992 | Michel Charasse | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 27 septembre 1992 | Marcel Bony | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 27 septembre 1992 | Roger Quilliot | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Resigned in 1998, replaced by Serge Godard in by-election |
| 27 septembre 1992 | Serge Godard | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Replaced Roger Quilliot in by-election 1998 |
| 23 septembre 2001 | Michèle André | Socialist and Republican group (SOC) | |
| 23 septembre 2001 | Michel Charasse | Socialist and Republican group (SOC), then European Democratic and Social Rally group (RDSE) | Named to Constitutional Council in 2010 replaced by Serge Godard |
| 23 septembre 2001 | Serge Godard | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | Replaced Michel Charasse in 2010 |
| 23 septembre 2001 | Jean-Marc Juilhard | Independent Republicans (RI) – The Republicans group (UMP) | |
| 25 septembre 2011 | Michèle André | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 25 septembre 2011 | Jacques-Bernard Magner | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 25 septembre 2011 | Alain Néri | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |
| 24 septembre 2017 | Jean-Marc Boyer | The Republicans (LR) | |
| 24 septembre 2017 | Éric Gold | La République En Marche! (REM) | |
| 24 septembre 2017 | Jacques-Bernard Magner | Socialist Party (France) (PS) | |