Who were the first two senators elected in the us?

Answer 1

Pennsylvania became the first state to elect its two United States senators. By a vote of 66 to 1, its legislature accorded William Maclay the distinction of being the first person elected to the Senate and, by the closer margin of 37 to 31, gave the second seat to the more controversial Robert Morris. Pennsylvania became the first state to elect its two United States senators. By a vote of 66 to 1, its legislature accorded William Maclay the distinction of being the first person elected to the Senate and, by the closer margin of 37 to 31, gave the second seat to the more controversial Robert Morris.

Answer 2

There are 100 US Senators, two for each state. You probably mean to ask who are the two US Senators for some state.

Answer 3

They where all made at the same time when the idea was presented

Answer 4

They were John C. Frémont (the first Republican Party Presidential Nominee) and William M. Gwin.

Answer 5

1) Stephan A. Douglas 2) James A. Pearce