United States congressional delegations from Kansas
These are tables of congressional delegations from Kansas to the United States Senate and United States House of Representatives.| Class 2 Senators | Congress | Class 3 Senators |
| James H. Lane | 37th | Samuel C. Pomeroy |
| 38th | - | - |
| 39th | - | - |
| 39th | Edmund G. Ross | - |
| 40th | - | - |
| 41st | - | - |
| Alexander Caldwell | 42nd | - |
| 43rd | John J. Ingalls | - |
| 43rd | Robert Crozier | - |
| 43rd | James M. Harvey | - |
| 44th | - | - |
| Preston B. Plumb | 45th | - |
| 46th | - | - |
| 47th | - | - |
| 48th | - | - |
| 49th | - | - |
| 50th | - | - |
| 51st | - | - |
| 52nd | William A. Peffer | - |
| 52nd | William A. Peffer | Bishop W. Perkins |
| John Martin | William A. Peffer | 53rd |
| Lucien Baker | William A. Peffer | 54th |
| 55th | William A. Harris | - |
| 56th | William A. Harris | - |
| Joseph R. Burton | William A. Harris | 57th |
| 58th | Chester I. Long | - |
| 59th | - | - |
| 59th | Alfred W. Benson | - |
| Charles Curtis | 60th | - |
| 61st | Joseph L. Bristow | - |
| 62nd | - | - |
| William H. Thompson | 63rd | - |
| 64th | Charles Curtis | - |
| 65th | Charles Curtis | - |
| Arthur Capper | Charles Curtis | 66th |
| 67th | Charles Curtis | - |
| 68th | Charles Curtis | - |
| 69th | Charles Curtis | - |
| 70th | Charles Curtis | - |
| 71st | Henry J. Allen | - |
| 71st | George McGill | - |
| 72nd | - | - |
| 73rd | - | - |
| 74th | - | - |
| 75th | - | - |
| 76th | Clyde M. Reed | - |
| 77th | - | - |
| 78th | - | - |
| 79th | - | - |
| 80th | - | - |
| Andrew F. Schoeppel | 81st | - |
| Harry Darby | 81st | - |
| Frank Carlson | 81st | - |
| 82nd | - | - |
| 83rd | - | - |
| 84th | - | - |
| 85th | - | - |
| 86th | - | - |
| 87th | - | - |
| 87th | James B. Pearson | - |
| 88th | - | - |
| 89th | - | - |
| 90th | - | - |
| 91st | Bob Dole | - |
| 92nd | - | - |
| 93rd | - | - |
| 94th | - | - |
| 95th | - | - |
| 95th | Nancy Kassebaum | - |
| 96th | - | - |
| 97th | - | - |
| 98th | - | - |
| 99th | - | - |
| 100th | - | - |
| 101st | - | - |
| 102nd | - | - |
| 103rd | - | - |
| 104th | - | - |
| 104th | Sheila Frahm | - |
| 104th | Sam Brownback | - |
| Pat Roberts | 105th | - |
| 106th | - | - |
| 107th | - | - |
| 108th | - | - |
| 109th | - | - |
| 110th | - | - |
| 111th | - | - |
| 112th | Jerry Moran | - |
| 113th | - | - |
| 114th | - | - |
| 115th | - | - |
| 116th | - | - |
1859–1873: 1 seat at-large
Starting with statehood in 1859, Kansas elected a member of the House.
1873–1883: 3 seats
1883–1893: 7 seats
1893–1933: 8 seats
1933–1943: 7 seats
1943–1963: 6 seats
1963–1993: 5 seats
1993–Present: 4 seats
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