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Michael F. Bennet

Colorado · U.S. Senate · Democrat

Roster checked Sep 28, 2026Bioguide B001267

Public service, at a glance.

Michael F. Bennet serves as a senator for Colorado in the United States Senate. Michael's first recorded term in this role began on January 22, 2009.

Chamber
U.S. Senate
State / territory
Colorado
Current party
Democrat
Senate class
3
Born
November 28, 1964
Scheduled term end
January 3, 2029

Committee assignments

Service record

Recorded terms in the Senate for Colorado
FromToPartyRole
Jan 3, 2023Jan 3, 2029 (scheduled)DemocratU.S. Senate
Jan 3, 2017Jan 3, 2023DemocratU.S. Senate
Jan 5, 2011Jan 3, 2017DemocratU.S. Senate
Jan 22, 2009Jan 3, 2011DemocratU.S. Senate

Published biographical research

These are dated observations from named sources. They are not new surveys of the member’s identity or beliefs.

FieldReported valueSource and coverageEvidence date
Religious affiliationDon't know/refusedReligious affiliation of members of the 119th Congress

Named members of the incoming 119th Congress; historical observation, not a live survey

Published Jan 2, 2025

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Sources & methodology

  1. United States Congress legislators dataset ↗
    unitedstates / GovTrack contributors — Biographical details, terms, official contact details and committees
  2. Congressional portraits ↗
    unitedstates/images — Official congressional photographs; image provenance maintained by the source
  3. Religious affiliation of members of the 119th Congress ↗
    Pew Research Center, based on CQ Roll Call · 2025-01-02 — Named members of the incoming 119th Congress; historical observation, not a live survey

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