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This is an incomplete list of presidents pro tempore of the Senate of Liberia. The Senate elects a president pro tempore to preside for a term of six years.

Name Took office Left office Notes
Elijah Johnson 1848 1849
John Day 1849 ?
Alfred Francis Russell 1856 1857 - ?
John Marshall 1871 1872 – ?
J. J. Ross ? – 1896 1896 – ?
Alfred Benedict King 1897 1899
R. H. Jackson 1899 ?
D. F. Worrell 1901 1901
Alfred Benedict King 1901 1903
J. C. Johnson 1903 1905
T. I. Tate 1905 1907
Charles B. Dunbar 1919 1923
John Gottlieb A. Richards 1923 1927
W. J. Clark ? ?
William V. S. Tubman ? – 1930 1931
James Agea Himie Jones 1944 1956
Edwin A. Morgan 1956 1958
J. Lemuel Gibson 1958 1964
James Norman Anderson 1964 1967
Isaac A. David 1967 1971
Frank E. Tolbert, Sr. 1972 1980
No Senate 1980 1986
John G. Rancy 1986 1989
Keikura Bayoh Kpoto February 1989 September 1990
No Senate 1990 1997
Charles Walker Brumskine July 1997 August 1999
Keikura Bayoh Kpoto 1999 20 August 2002
Grace B. Minor September 2002 2003
John Gray (acting) 2003 11 August 2003
Jucontee Thomas Woewiyu (acting) 11 August 2003 14 October 2003
? 2003 2006
Isaac W. Nyenabo 13 January 2006 17 March 2009
Lahai G. Lansanah (acting) 20 August 2008 2009
Cletus S. Wotorson (acting) 26 March 2009 January 2012
Gbehzohngar Milton Findley January 2012 January 2015
Armah Jallah 12 February 2015 15 January 2018
Albert Tugbe Chie 15 January 2018 15 January 2024
Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence 15 February 2024 Incumbent

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