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List of speakers of the Oregon House of Representatives

January 29, 2023

This is a complete list of people who have served as Speakers of the Oregon House of Representatives through the most recent session. Oregon became a state on February 14, 1859, with prior sessions of the House organized under the territorial government and the provisional government. Prior to the adoption of the second set of Organic Laws in 1845, the legislative body of the provisional government was the legislative committee, and leaders of that body are not listed below.

As of 2022 and the 81st Oregon Legislative Assembly, Dan Rayfield is serving as the current speaker.

Before statehood

 
Benjamin F. Harding
 
La Fayette Grover
Session Type Name District/County represented Political party
1845[1] Provisional Legislature Morton M. McCarver Tuality
1845[2] Provisional Legislature Robert Newell
H. A. G. Lee 		Champoeg
Clackamas
1846[3] Provisional Legislature Asa Lovejoy Clackamas
1847[4] Provisional Legislature Robert Newell Champoeg
1848-1849[5] Provisional Legislature Ralph Wilcox
Levi A. Rice 		Tuality
Yamhill
1849[6] Territorial Legislature Asa Lovejoy Clackamas
1850[7] Territorial Legislature Ralph Wilcox Washington
1851[8] Territorial Legislature William M. King Washington
1852[9] Territorial Legislature Benjamin F. Harding Marion Democratic
1853[10] Territorial Legislature Z. C. Bishop Washington Democratic
1854[11] Territorial Legislature Lafayette Cartee Clackamas Democratic
1855[12] Territorial Legislature Delazon Smith Linn Democratic
1856[13] Territorial Legislature La Fayette Grover Marion Democratic
1857[14] Territorial Legislature Ira F. M. Butler Polk Democratic
1858[15] Territorial Legislature Nathaniel H. Gates Wasco Democratic

After statehood

 
George W. McBride
 
Charles B. Moores
 
Levi Branson Reeder
 
Lawrence T. Harris
 
Clifton N. McArthur
 
Robert N. Stanfield
 
Grattan Kerans
 
Vera Katz
 
Dave Hunt
 
Arnie Roblan
Order Session Type Name County represented Political party
1 1859[16] Special William G. T'Vault Jackson Democratic
2 1860[17] Regular Benjamin F. Harding Marion Democratic
3 1862[17] Regular Joel Palmer Yamhill Republican
4 1864[17] Regular Isaac R. Moores, Jr. Marion Republican
1865[17] Special
5 1866[17] Regular Francis A. Chenoweth Benton Republican
6 1868[17] Regular John Whiteaker Lane Democratic
7 1870[17] Regular Benjamin Hayden Polk Democratic
8 1872[17] Regular Rufus Mallory Marion Republican
9 1874[17] Regular John C. Drain Douglas Democratic
10 1876[17] Regular James K. Weatherford Linn Democratic
11 1878[17] Regular John M. Thompson Lane Democratic
12 1880[17] Regular Zenas Ferry Moody Wasco Republican
13 1882[17] Regular George W. McBride Columbia Republican
14 1885[17] Regular
Special 		W. P. Keady Benton Republican
15 1887[17] Regular J. T. Gregg Marion Republican
16 1889[17] Regular E. L. Smith Hood River Republican
17 1891[17] Regular Theodore Thurston Geer Marion Republican
14 1893[17] Regular W. P. Keady Multnomah Republican
18 1895[17] Regular Charles B. Moores Marion Republican
1897[17] House did not organize E.J. Davis
Henry L. Benson
both selected by rival factions
19 1898[17] Special E. V. Carter Jackson Republican
1899[17] Regular
20 1901[17] Regular Levi Branson Reeder Umatilla Republican
21 1903[17] Regular
Special 		Lawrence T. Harris Lane Republican
22 1905[17] Regular A. L. Mills Multnomah Republican
23 1907[17] Regular Frank Davey Marion Republican
24 1909[17] Regular
Special 		Clifton N. McArthur Multnomah Republican
25 1911[17] Regular John P. Rusk Wallowa Republican
24 1913[17] Regular Clifton N. McArthur Multnomah Republican
26 1915[17] Regular Ben Selling Multnomah Republican
27 1917[17] Regular Robert N. Stanfield Umatilla Republican
28 1919[17] Regular Seymour Jones Marion Republican
1920[17] Special
29 1921[17] Regular
Special 		Louis E. Bean Lane Republican
30 1923[17] Regular Kaspar K. Kubli Multnomah Republican
31 1925[17] Regular Denton G. Burdick Deschutes Republican
32 1927[17] Regular John H. Carkin Jackson Republican
33 1929[17] Regular R. S. Hamilton Deschutes Republican
34 1931[17] Regular Frank J. Lonergan Multnomah Republican
35 1933[17] Regular
Special 		Earl Snell Gilliam Republican
36 1935[17] Regular John E. Cooter Lincoln Democratic
37 1935[17] Special Howard Latourette Multnomah Democratic
38 1937[17] Regular Harry D. Boivin Klamath Democratic
39 1939[17] Regular Ernest R. Fatland Gilliam Republican
40 1941[17] Regular Robert S. Farrell, Jr. Multnomah Republican
41 1943[17] Regular William M. McAllister Jackson Republican
42 1945[17] Regular Eugene E. Marsh Yamhill Republican
43 1947[17] Regular John Hubert Hall Multnomah Republican
44 1949[17] Regular Frank J. Van Dyke Jackson Republican
45 1951[17] Regular John F. Steelhammer Marion Republican
46 1953[17] Regular Rudie Wilhelm, Jr. Multnomah Republican
47 1955[17] Regular Edward A. Geary Klamath Republican
48 1957[17] Regular
Special 		Pat Dooley Multnomah Democratic
49 1959[17] Regular Robert B. Duncan Jackson Democratic
1961[17] Regular
50 1963[17] Regular
Special 		Clarence Barton Coos Democratic
51 1965[17] Regular
Special 		F. F. Montgomery Lane Republican
1967[17] Regular
Special
52 1969[17] Regular Robert Freeman Smith Harney Republican
1971[17] Regular
Special
53 1973[17] Regular Richard O. Eymann Lane Democratic
1974[17] Special
54 1975[17] Regular Philip D. Lang Multnomah Democratic
1977[17] Regular
1978[17] Special
55 1979[17] Regular Hardy Myers Multnomah Democratic
1980[17] Special
1981[17] Regular
Special
56 1983[17] Regular
Special 		Grattan Kerans Lane Democratic
57 1985[17] Regular Vera Katz Multnomah Democratic
1987[17] Regular
1989[17] Regular
Special
58 1991[17] Regular Larry Campbell Lane Republican
1993[17] Regular
59 1995[17] Regular
Special 		Bev Clarno Deschutes Republican
60 1997[17] Regular Lynn Lundquist Deschutes Republican
61 1999[17] Regular
Special 		Lynn Snodgrass Clackamas Republican
62 2001[17] Regular
Special 		Mark Simmons Union Republican
63 2003[17] Regular Karen Minnis Multnomah Republican
63 2005[17] Regular
64 2007[17] Regular Jeff Merkley[18] Multnomah Democratic
65 2009[17] Regular Dave Hunt Clackamas Democratic
66-67 2011[17] Regular Bruce Hanna (Co-Speaker) Douglas Republican
Arnie Roblan (Co-Speaker) Coos Democratic
68 2013[17] Regular Tina Kotek Multnomah Democratic
2015[17] Regular
2017[17] Regular
2019[17] Regular
2021[17] Regular
69 2022[19] Special Dan Rayfield Benton Democratic

See also

References

  1. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1845 Special Session. Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  2. ^ Newell served first, then Lee. Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1845 Regular Session (1st Provisional). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  3. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1846 Regular Session (2nd Provisional). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  4. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1847 Regular Session (3rd Provisional). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  5. ^ Wilcox resigned, replaced by Rice. Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1848-1849 Regular Session (4th Provisional). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  6. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1849 Regular Session (1st Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  7. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1850 Regular Session (2nd Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  8. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1851 Regular Session (3rd Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  9. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1852 Regular Session (4th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  10. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1853 Regular Session (5th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  11. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1854 Regular Session (6th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  12. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1855 Regular Session (7th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  13. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1856 Regular Session (8th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  14. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1857 Regular Session (9th Territorial). Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  15. ^ Bancroft, Hubert Howe, "Oregon Becomes a State, 1856-1859", Chapter 17, The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft: Volume20: History of Oregon, Volume 2, 1848-1888; San Francisco, California: The History Company, p. 434 (note 38).
  16. ^ Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide: 1859 Special Session. Oregon State Archives. Retrieved on December 25, 2008.
  17. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj Speakers of the House of Representatives of Oregon. Oregon Blue Book, Oregon Secretary of State. Retrieved on January 18, 2011.
  18. ^ Diane Rosenbaum served as Oregon House Speaker for 7 days during the interim of 2009 after Merkley was elected to the U.S. Senate "Rosenbaum Is New Oregon House Speaker".
  19. ^ Radnovich, Connor (February 2, 2022). "First day of session: Call for empathy, then a public protest". Register-Guard.

January 29, 2023
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This is a complete list of people who have served as Speakers of the Oregon House of Representatives through the most recent session Oregon became a state on February 14 1859 with prior sessions of the House organized under the territorial government and the provisional government Prior to the adoption of the second set of Organic Laws in 1845 the legislative body of the provisional government was the legislative committee and leaders of that body are not listed below As of 2022 and the 81st Oregon Legislative Assembly Dan Rayfield is serving as the current speaker Contents 1 Before statehood 2 After statehood 3 See also 4 ReferencesBefore statehood Edit Benjamin F Harding La Fayette Grover Session Type Name District County represented Political party1845 1 Provisional Legislature Morton M McCarver Tuality1845 2 Provisional Legislature Robert NewellH A G Lee ChampoegClackamas1846 3 Provisional Legislature Asa Lovejoy Clackamas1847 4 Provisional Legislature Robert Newell Champoeg1848 1849 5 Provisional Legislature Ralph WilcoxLevi A Rice TualityYamhill1849 6 Territorial Legislature Asa Lovejoy Clackamas1850 7 Territorial Legislature Ralph Wilcox Washington1851 8 Territorial Legislature William M King Washington1852 9 Territorial Legislature Benjamin F Harding Marion Democratic1853 10 Territorial Legislature Z C Bishop Washington Democratic1854 11 Territorial Legislature Lafayette Cartee Clackamas Democratic1855 12 Territorial Legislature Delazon Smith Linn Democratic1856 13 Territorial Legislature La Fayette Grover Marion Democratic1857 14 Territorial Legislature Ira F M Butler Polk Democratic1858 15 Territorial Legislature Nathaniel H Gates Wasco DemocraticAfter statehood Edit George W McBride Charles B Moores Levi Branson Reeder Lawrence T Harris Clifton N McArthur Robert N Stanfield Grattan Kerans Vera Katz Dave Hunt Arnie Roblan Order Session Type Name County represented Political party1 1859 16 Special William G T Vault Jackson Democratic2 1860 17 Regular Benjamin F Harding Marion Democratic3 1862 17 Regular Joel Palmer Yamhill Republican4 1864 17 Regular Isaac R Moores Jr Marion Republican1865 17 Special5 1866 17 Regular Francis A Chenoweth Benton Republican6 1868 17 Regular John Whiteaker Lane Democratic7 1870 17 Regular Benjamin Hayden Polk Democratic8 1872 17 Regular Rufus Mallory Marion Republican9 1874 17 Regular John C Drain Douglas Democratic10 1876 17 Regular James K Weatherford Linn Democratic11 1878 17 Regular John M Thompson Lane Democratic12 1880 17 Regular Zenas Ferry Moody Wasco Republican13 1882 17 Regular George W McBride Columbia Republican14 1885 17 RegularSpecial W P Keady Benton Republican15 1887 17 Regular J T Gregg Marion Republican16 1889 17 Regular E L Smith Hood River Republican17 1891 17 Regular Theodore Thurston Geer Marion Republican14 1893 17 Regular W P Keady Multnomah Republican18 1895 17 Regular Charles B Moores Marion Republican1897 17 House did not organize E J DavisHenry L Bensonboth selected by rival factions19 1898 17 Special E V Carter Jackson Republican1899 17 Regular20 1901 17 Regular Levi Branson Reeder Umatilla Republican21 1903 17 RegularSpecial Lawrence T Harris Lane Republican22 1905 17 Regular A L Mills Multnomah Republican23 1907 17 Regular Frank Davey Marion Republican24 1909 17 RegularSpecial Clifton N McArthur Multnomah Republican25 1911 17 Regular John P Rusk Wallowa Republican24 1913 17 Regular Clifton N McArthur Multnomah Republican26 1915 17 Regular Ben Selling Multnomah Republican27 1917 17 Regular Robert N Stanfield Umatilla Republican28 1919 17 Regular Seymour Jones Marion Republican1920 17 Special29 1921 17 RegularSpecial Louis E Bean Lane Republican30 1923 17 Regular Kaspar K Kubli Multnomah Republican31 1925 17 Regular Denton G Burdick Deschutes Republican32 1927 17 Regular John H Carkin Jackson Republican33 1929 17 Regular R S Hamilton Deschutes Republican34 1931 17 Regular Frank J Lonergan Multnomah Republican35 1933 17 RegularSpecial Earl Snell Gilliam Republican36 1935 17 Regular John E Cooter Lincoln Democratic37 1935 17 Special Howard Latourette Multnomah Democratic38 1937 17 Regular Harry D Boivin Klamath Democratic39 1939 17 Regular Ernest R Fatland Gilliam Republican40 1941 17 Regular Robert S Farrell Jr Multnomah Republican41 1943 17 Regular William M McAllister Jackson Republican42 1945 17 Regular Eugene E Marsh Yamhill Republican43 1947 17 Regular John Hubert Hall Multnomah Republican44 1949 17 Regular Frank J Van Dyke Jackson Republican45 1951 17 Regular John F Steelhammer Marion Republican46 1953 17 Regular Rudie Wilhelm Jr Multnomah Republican47 1955 17 Regular Edward A Geary Klamath Republican48 1957 17 RegularSpecial Pat Dooley Multnomah Democratic49 1959 17 Regular Robert B Duncan Jackson Democratic1961 17 Regular50 1963 17 RegularSpecial Clarence Barton Coos Democratic51 1965 17 RegularSpecial F F Montgomery Lane Republican1967 17 RegularSpecial52 1969 17 Regular Robert Freeman Smith Harney Republican1971 17 RegularSpecial53 1973 17 Regular Richard O Eymann Lane Democratic1974 17 Special54 1975 17 Regular Philip D Lang Multnomah Democratic1977 17 Regular1978 17 Special55 1979 17 Regular Hardy Myers Multnomah Democratic1980 17 Special1981 17 RegularSpecial56 1983 17 RegularSpecial Grattan Kerans Lane Democratic57 1985 17 Regular Vera Katz Multnomah Democratic1987 17 Regular1989 17 RegularSpecial58 1991 17 Regular Larry Campbell Lane Republican1993 17 Regular59 1995 17 RegularSpecial Bev Clarno Deschutes Republican60 1997 17 Regular Lynn Lundquist Deschutes Republican61 1999 17 RegularSpecial Lynn Snodgrass Clackamas Republican62 2001 17 RegularSpecial Mark Simmons Union Republican63 2003 17 Regular Karen Minnis Multnomah Republican63 2005 17 Regular64 2007 17 Regular Jeff Merkley 18 Multnomah Democratic65 2009 17 Regular Dave Hunt Clackamas Democratic66 67 2011 17 Regular Bruce Hanna Co Speaker Douglas RepublicanArnie Roblan Co Speaker Coos Democratic68 2013 17 Regular Tina Kotek Multnomah Democratic2015 17 Regular2017 17 Regular2019 17 Regular2021 17 Regular69 2022 19 Special Dan Rayfield Benton DemocraticSee also EditList of presidents of the Oregon State SenateReferences Edit Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1845 Special Session Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Newell served first then Lee Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1845 Regular Session 1st Provisional Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1846 Regular Session 2nd Provisional Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1847 Regular Session 3rd Provisional Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Wilcox resigned replaced by Rice Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1848 1849 Regular Session 4th Provisional Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1849 Regular Session 1st Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1850 Regular Session 2nd Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1851 Regular Session 3rd Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1852 Regular Session 4th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1853 Regular Session 5th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1854 Regular Session 6th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1855 Regular Session 7th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1856 Regular Session 8th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1857 Regular Session 9th Territorial Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 Bancroft Hubert Howe Oregon Becomes a State 1856 1859 Chapter 17 The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft Volume20 History of Oregon Volume 2 1848 1888 San Francisco California The History Company p 434 note 38 Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide 1859 Special Session Oregon State Archives Retrieved on December 25 2008 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl bm bn bo bp bq br bs bt bu bv bw bx by bz ca cb cc cd ce cf cg ch ci cj Speakers of the House of Representatives of Oregon Oregon Blue Book Oregon Secretary of State Retrieved on January 18 2011 Diane Rosenbaum served as Oregon House Speaker for 7 days during the interim of 2009 after Merkley was elected to the U S Senate Rosenbaum Is New Oregon House Speaker Radnovich Connor February 2 2022 First day of session Call for empathy then a public protest Register Guard Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of 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