Gilman Marston
Gilman Marston
- Current seat
- U.S. Senator for New Hampshire (former)
- Party
- Republican
- In Congress
- 1859–1889
- Previous seats
U.S. Senator for New Hampshire · 1 term, 1889 to 1889
- 51st Congress · 2 Dec 1889 to 31 Dec 1889
U.S. Representative for New Hampshire's 1st district · 3 terms, 1859 to 1867
- 39th Congress · 4 Dec 1865 to 3 Mar 1867
- 37th Congress · 4 Jul 1861 to 3 Mar 1863
- 36th Congress · 5 Dec 1859 to 3 Mar 1861
New Hampshire State House · dates not on file
- Born
- 20 Aug 1811
- Gender
- M
Campaign money
Gilman Marston served before the Federal Election Commission existed. Congress created the FEC in 1974 and it opened in 1975; before then, federal campaigns filed their reports on paper with the Clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate, and those records are not in PACrat. There is no campaign money on this page for that reason: the records are missing, not the money.
Activity in office:
Entire career
Entire career
no sponsored bills on file for this period
About this list
Every bill this member introduced, and where each one stands per its own filed actions · 0 shown.
On file: bills for the 108th to 119th Congress, collected 28 Sep 2026; roll calls for the 101st to 119th Congress, collected 28 Sep 2026; Congresses outside those spans are not on file here.
All 0 results
no roll-call votes on file for this member in this period
About this record
On file: bills for the 108th to 119th Congress, collected 28 Sep 2026; roll calls for the 101st to 119th Congress, collected 28 Sep 2026; Congresses outside those spans are not on file here.
no assignments on file in any loaded source, so there is no committee activity to show. The seat records cover these Congresses: 103rd to 115th, 116th to 118th, 119th. Nothing is filled in for any other Congress.
Where these assignments come from
Each Congress comes from one source: 103rd to 115th from Stewart and Woon's assignment dataset (MIT); 116th to 118th from the legislators repo's own history; 119th from the legislators file (current assignments). Sources are never mixed across Congresses.
Pick one Congress above to see what was in front of its committees.
Earmarks: congressionally directed spending, as filed.
No earmark requests on file match this member, and no enacted earmarks from the GAO are tied to them. A request whose filed member name did not match does not appear here; every request is in the full list as data · ‡ requests, not awards
Positions held, as disclosed: the positions this member reported holding outside the office on the annual financial disclosure, with the organization, the title and the dates exactly as filed. The disclosure lists positions, not pay. A position says the member held the role, not that the organization acted for the member or the member for it. ‡ brackets, not numbers
No position outside the office is read from this member's disclosures here. That is not a finding that they hold none: a report not loaded, or a position word no list here reads, shows nothing.