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U.S. "Party-switch" myth (view source)
Revision as of 18:46, January 3, 2021
, 18:46, January 3, 2021Crucial correction. Rep. Albert Watson did in fact change parties in 1965, leaving the Democratic Party to become a Republican.
|rowspan="5"|South Carolina || Lucius Mendel Rivers || Nay || January 3, 1941 || December 28, 1970 || Never || Democrat
|rowspan="5"|South Carolina || Lucius Mendel Rivers || Nay || January 3, 1941 || December 28, 1970 || Never || Democrat
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|Albert Watson || Nay || January 3, 1963 || January 3, 1971 || Never || Republican (since 1962)
|Albert Watson || Nay || January 3, 1963 || January 3, 1971 || June 15, 1965 || Republican (since 1962)
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|William Dorn || Nay || January 3, 1951 || December 31, 1974 || Never || Democrat
|William Dorn || Nay || January 3, 1951 || December 31, 1974 || Never || Democrat