Following is a list of senators of Manche, people who have represented the department of Manche in the Senate of France.
Third Republic
Period Senators 1876-1879 Jules d'Auxais Napoléon Daru François Hervé de Saint-Germain1879-1888 Émile Lenoël Jules Labiche Jules Dufresne – Died in 1885 Auguste Sébire – Elected in 1885 to replace Jules Dufresne1888-1897 Jules Labiche Hippolyte Morel – Elected in 1890 Émile Lenoël – Died in 1893 Ernest Briens – Elected in 1894 Auguste Sébire – Died in 1895 Charles Maurice Cabart-Danneville – Elected in 1895 to replace Auguste Sébire1897-1906 Charles Maurice Cabart-Danneville Hippolyte Morel – Resigned in 1898 Elphège Basire – Elected in 1898 to replace Hippolyte Morel Jules Labiche – Died in 19051906-1920 Elphège Basire – Died in 1917 Charles Maurice Cabart-Danneville – Died in 1918 Adrien Gaudin de Villaine Émile Riotteau 1920-1924 Émile Damecour Pierre Dudouyt Adrien Gaudin de Villaine Émile Riotteau 1924-1933 Pierre Dudouyt Émile Riotteau – Died in 1927 Jean Villault-Duchesnois – Elected in 1927 to replace Émile Riotteau Adrien Gaudin de Villaine – Died in 1930 Maurice Cabart-Danneville – Elected in 1930 to replace Adrien Gaudin de Villaine1933-1941 Maurice Cabart-Danneville Jean Villault-Duchesnois Pierre Dudouyt – Died in 1936 Gustave Guérin – Elected in 1936 to replace Pierre Dudouyt Émile Damecour – Died in 1940
Fourth Republic
Period Senators 1946-1948 Joseph Bocher Stanislas Dadu1948-1955 Léon Jozeau-Marigné Michel Yver Joseph Lecacheux – Died in 1952 Henri Cornat – Elected in 1952 to replace Joseph Lecacheux1955-1959 Henri Cornat Léon Jozeau-Marigné Michel Yver
Fifth Republic
Period Senators 1959-1965 Henri Cornat Michel Yver Léon Jozeau-Marigné1965-1974 Henri Cornat René Travert – Elected in 1968 to replace Henri Cornat Michel Yver – Died Léon Jozeau-Marigné1974-1983 Michel Yver – Died in 1979 Auguste Cousin – Elected in 1979 to replace Michel Yver; died in 1982 Jean-François Le Grand – Elected in 1982 to replace Auguste Cousin Léon Jozeau-Marigné – Resigned in 1983 René Travert1983-1992 René Travert Jean-Pierre Tizon Jean-François Le Grand1992-2001 Anne Heinis (RI) Jean-François Le Grand (UMP) Jean-Pierre Tizon – Resigned in 1996 Jean Bizet (UMP) – Elected 1996 to replace Jean-Pierre Tizon2001-2011 Jean Bizet (UMP) Jean-Pierre Godefroy (PS) Jean-François Le Grand (UMP then DVD)2011-2017 Jean Bizet (UMP) Philippe Bas (UMP) Jean-Pierre Godefroy (PS)2017- Philippe Bas (LR) Jean Bizet (LR) Jean-Michel Houllegatte
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