Adam Schiff's Success and Achievements in Timeline

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Adam Schiff

A closer look at the biggest achievements of Adam Schiff. Awards, milestones, and records that define success.

Adam Schiff is an American politician and lawyer currently serving as a U.S. Senator for California since 2024. A Democrat, he previously served twelve terms in the U.S. House of Representatives (2001-2024) and in the California State Senate (1996-2000).

1996: Elected to California State Senate

In 1996, Adam Schiff was elected to represent the 21st district in the California State Senate, defeating Paula Boland.

2000: Elected to Congress

In 2000, Adam Schiff unseated James E. Rogan, becoming the U.S. Representative for California's 27th congressional district.

2010: Re-elected to Congress

In 2010, Adam Schiff was re-elected to a sixth term in Congress, defeating Republican John Colbert.

2012: Re-elected to Congress

In 2012, Adam Schiff was re-elected to Congress, defeating Republican Phil Jennerjahn.

2014: Re-elected to Congress

In 2014, Adam Schiff was re-elected to Congress, defeating independent candidate Steve Stokes.

2016: Re-elected to Congress

In 2016, Adam Schiff was re-elected to Congress, defeating Republican Lenore Solis.

2018: Re-elected to Congress

In 2018, Adam Schiff defeated Republican nominee Johnny Nalbandian to be re-elected to Congress.

October 29, 2019: House Passes Armenian Genocide Resolution

On October 29, 2019, the full House of Representatives passed the resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide by a vote of 405-11.

2020: Re-elected to Congress

In 2020, Adam Schiff was re-elected to Congress after winning a primary against Eric Early and Maebe A. Girl.

2024: Elected to the Senate

In 2024, Adam Schiff was elected to the U.S. Senate, defeating Katie Porter, Barbara Lee, and Steve Garvey.