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List of congressional opponents of the Vietnam War

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This is a list of U.S. senators and representatives who opposed the Vietnam War. This includes those who initially supported the war, but later changed their stance to a strong opposition to it.

Senate

More information Senator, Party (at opposition) ...
Senator Party (at opposition) State Term (at opposition) Ref.
Start End
Frank Church Democratic Idaho 3 January 1957 3 January 1981 [1]
John Sherman Cooper Republican Kentucky 7 November 1956 3 January 1973 [2]
J. William Fulbright Democratic Arkansas 3 January 1945 31 December 1974 [3]
Albert Gore Sr. Democratic Tennessee 3 January 1953 3 January 1971 [4]
Mike Gravel Democratic Alaska 3 January 1969 3 January 1981 [5]
Ernest Gruening Democratic Alaska 3 January 1959 3 January 1969 [6]
Vance Hartke Democratic Indiana 3 January 1959 3 January 1977 [7]
Mark Hatfield Republican Oregon 3 January 1967 3 January 1997 [8]
Jacob Javits Republican New York 3 January 1957 3 January 1981 [9]
Robert F. Kennedy Democratic New York 3 January 1965 6 June 1968 [10]
Mike Mansfield Democratic Montana 3 January 1953 3 January 1977 [11]
Charles Mathias Republican Maryland 3 January 1969 3 January 1987 [12]
Eugene McCarthy Democratic-Farmer-Labor Minnesota 3 January 1959 3 January 1971 [13]
George McGovern Democratic South Dakota 3 January 1963 3 January 1981 [14]
Wayne Morse Democratic Oregon 3 January 1945 3 January 1969 [15]
William Proxmire Democratic Wisconsin 28 August 1957 3 January 1989 [16]
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House of Representatives

More information Representative, Party (at opposition) ...
Representative Party (at opposition) District Term (at opposition) Ref.
Start End
Bella Abzug Democratic NY-19 3 January 1971 3 January 1973 [17]
NY-20 3 January 1973 3 January 1977
Les Aspin Democratic WI-01 3 January 1971 20 January 1993 [18]
George Brown Jr. Democratic CA-29 3 January 1963 3 January 1971 [19]
Phillip Burton Democratic CA-05 18 February 1964 3 January 1975 [20]
Ron Dellums Democratic CA-07 3 January 1971 3 January 1975 [21]
Robert Drinan Democratic MA-03 3 January 1971 3 January 1973 [22]
MA-04 3 January 1973 3 January 1981
Ed Koch Democratic NY-17 3 January 1969 31 December 1973 [23]
NY-18 3 January 1973 31 December 1977
Paul Findley Republican IL-20 3 January 1963 3 January 1973 [24]
Harold R. Gross Republican IA-03 3 January 1963 3 January 1975 [25]
Allard K. Lowenstein Democratic NY-05 3 January 1969 3 January 1971 [26]
Pete McCloskey Republican CA-11 12 December 1967 3 January 1973 [27]
Patsy Mink Democratic Hawaii 3 January 1965 3 January 1977 [28]
Tip O'Neill Democratic MA-08 3 January 1963 3 January 1987 [29]
Henry S. Reuss Democratic WI-05 3 January 1955 3 January 1983 [30]
Donald Riegle Republican MI-07 3 March 1967 30 December 1976 [31]
James H. Scheuer Democratic NY-21 3 January 1965 3 January 1973 [32]
Eugene Siler Republican KY-05 3 January 1963 3 January 1965 [33]
Pete Stark Democratic CA-08 3 January 1973 3 January 1975 [34]
Andrew Young Democratic GA-05 3 January 1973 29 January 1977 [35]
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