River Gee County elects two senators to the Senate of Liberia. It is currently represented by Jonathan Sogbie and Francis Saidy Dopoh II.
Senator Elected | Year [lower-alpha 1] | Party [lower-alpha 2] | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Frederick Doe Cherue | 2005 | COTOL | [1] |
Isaac Nyenekartoe Johnson | 2005 | COTOL | Later joined the LAP. Died in office in 2008. [1] [2] |
J. Nathaniel Williams | 2009 | LDP | [3] |
Matthew N. Jaye | 2011 | IND | [4] |
Conmany B. Wesseh | 2014 | UP | [5] |
Jonathan Boycharles Sogbie | 2020 | CPP | [6] |
Francis Saidy Dopoh II | 2023 | IND | [7] |
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