List of state legislature Speakers

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The following is a list of state-level Speakers of the House (or state Assembly, depending upon the state) in the United States:[1]

State Speaker Party Since
Alabama Mac McCutcheon R 2016
Alaska Louise Stutes R-Coalition 2021
Arizona Rusty Bowers R 2019
Arkansas Matthew Shepherd R 2018
California Anthony Rendon D 2016
Colorado Alec Garnett D 2021
Connecticut Matthew Ritter D 2021
Delaware Peter Schwartzkopf D 2013
Florida Chris Sprowls R 2020
Georgia David Ralston R 2010
Hawaii Scott Saiki D 2017
Idaho Scott Bedke R 2012
Illinois Chris Welch D 2021
Indiana Todd Huston R 2020
Iowa Pat Grassley R 2020
Kansas Ron Ryckman Jr. R 2017
Kentucky David Osborne R 2017
Louisiana Clay Schexnayder R 2020
Maine Ryan Fecteau D 2020
Maryland Adrienne A. Jones D 2019
Massachusetts Ronald Mariano D 2020
Michigan Jason Wentworth R 2021
Minnesota Melissa Hortman D 2019
Mississippi Philip Gunn R 2012
Missouri Rob Vescovo R 2021
Montana Wylie Galt R 2021
Nebraska Mike Hilgers R 2021
Nevada Jason Frierson D 2017
New Hampshire Sherman Packard R 2020
New Jersey Craig Coughlin D 2018
New Mexico Brian Egolf D 2017
New York Carl Heastie D 2015
North Carolina Tim Moore R 2015
North Dakota Kim Koppelman R 2020
Ohio Robert R. Cupp R 2020
Oklahoma Charles McCall R 2017
Oregon Dan Rayfield D 2022
Pennsylvania Bryan Cutler R 2020
Rhode Island Joe Shekarchi D 2021
South Carolina Jay Lucas R 2014
South Dakota Spencer Gosch R 2021
Tennessee Cameron Sexton R 2019
Texas Dade Phelan R 2021
Utah Brad Wilson R 2019
Vermont Jill Krowinski D 2021
Virginia Todd Gilbert R 2022
Washington Laurie Jinkins D 2020
West Virginia Roger Hanshaw R 2018
Wisconsin Robin Vos R 2013
Wyoming Eric Barlow R 2021

Records[]

Mike Madigan is cumulatively the longest serving state legislative speaker in U.S. history (serving from 1983-1995 and again from 1997 to 2021), while Tom Murphy served the longest consecutive tenure as state legislative speaker from 1973 to 2002.

References[]

  1. ^ "State Speaker of the House - Ballotpedia". Retrieved 2018-04-18.
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