U.S. Senate:

Senate Service
Longest Service (24 years or more): Richard Lugar

Indiana Senators Who Served in Leadership Positions
Senate President (U.S. Vice President): Schuyler Colfax, Charles W. Fairbanks, Thomas A. Hendricks, Thomas R. Marshall, J. Danforth Quayle. President Pro Tempore: Jesse D. Bright Party Conference Chairs: John Worth Kern, James E. Watson (also Floor Leader) National Republican Senatorial Committee Chair: Richard Lugar Party Whips: Sherman Minton Standing Committee Chairs Since 1947: Agriculture: Richad G. Lugar Banking and Currency: Homer Capehart Foreign Relations: Richard G. Lugar Judiciary: Frederick Van Nuys Rules and Administration: William E. Jenner Veterans' Affairs: Vance Hartke
Indiana Senators Depicted on U.S. Postage Stamps
Benjamin Harrison

Indiana Citizens Honored in the Capitol's Art Collection
Statuary: General Lew Wallace by Andrew O'Connor (Statuary Hall); Oliver P. Morton by Charles H. Niehaus (Hall of Columns). Busts: Vice Presidents Collection: Schuyler Colfax by Frances M. Goodwin (Senate chamber gallery); Charles W. Fairbanks by Franklin Simmons (Senate wing, second floor, west corridor); Thomas R. Marshall by Moses A. Wainer Dykaar (Senate wing, second floor, west corridor); Thomas A. Hendricks by Ulric S.J. Dunbar (Senate chamber gallery); J. Danforth Quayle by Frederick Hart (Senate wing, second floor). Portraits: John W. Davis by W.D. Murphy, Schuyler Colfax by Freeman Thorp, Michael C. Kerr by Charles A. Gray (all in Speaker's Lobby, House wing, second floor).

Unusual Facts
Arthur R. Robinson is believed to have been the first senator whose wife served as his campaign manager in his 1928 reelection campaign. Robinson won with fifty-five percent of the vote.