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Revision as of 14:50, 19 May 2009

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The Utah House of Representatives is the lower house of the Utah State Legislature. 75 members make up the lower chamber of the Utah Legislature and meet at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City. House districts are redistricted every 10 years, after the Census is taken, to ensure that each legislator represents as nearly as possible the same number of constituents. The ideal population for each of the 75 House districts after redistricting in 2001 was 29,776[1].

Leadership

Officers

  • Speaker of the House: Greg Curtis (R-49)

Partisan balance

The current party composition of the Utah House of Representatives is:

Affiliation Members
Reddot.png Republican Party 53
Bluedot.png Democratic Party 22
 Total
 75
 Majority
 31

Majority leadership

  • Majority Leader: Dave Clark (R-74)
  • Majority Whip: Gordon Snow (R-54)
  • Assistant Majority Whip: Brad Dee (R-11)
  • House Rules Committee Chair: Stephen H. Urquhart (R-75)

Minority leadership

  • Minority Leader: Brad King (D-69)
  • Minority Whip: David Litvack (D-26)
  • Assistant Minority Whip: Carol Spackman Moss (D-37)
  • Minority Caucus Manager: Phil Riesen (D-36)

List of Members

District Name Party Residence Freshman
1 Ronda Menlove Republican Garland
2 Ben Ferry Republican Corinne
3 Jack Draxler Republican North Logan
X
4 Morgan Hunsaker Republican Logan
5 R. Curt Webb Republican Logan
6 Kerry Gibson Republican Ogden
7 Glenn Donnelson Republican North Ogden
8 Gage Froerer Republican Huntsville
X
9 Neil Hansen Democratic Ogden
10 LaWanna Shurtliff Democratic Ogden
11 Brad Dee Republican Ogden, Utah
12 Richard Greenwood Republican Roy
13 Paul Ray Republican Clearfield
14 Curtis Oda Republican Clearfield
15 Douglas Aagard Republican Kaysville
16 Kevin Garn Republican Layton
X
17 Julie Fisher Republican Fruit Heights
18 Roger Barrus Republican Centerville
19 Sheryl Allen Republican Bountiful
20 Paul Neuenschwander Republican Bountiful
X
21 James Gowans Democratic Tooele
22 Carl W. Duckworth Democratic Magna
23 Jennifer Seelig Democratic Salt Lake City
24 Rebecca Chavez-Houk Democratic Salt Lake City
25 Christine Johnson Democratic Salt Lake City
X
26 David Litvack Democratic Salt Lake City
27 John Dougall Republican American Fork
28 Rosalind McGee Democratic Salt Lake City
29 Janice Fisher Democratic West Valley City
30 Jackie Biskupski Democratic Salt Lake City
31 Larry Wiley Democratic West Valley City
32 John Bigelow Republican West Valley City
33 Neal Henrickson Democratic West Valley City
34 Kory Holdaway Republican Taylorsville
35 Mark A. Wheatley Democratic Murray
36 Phil Riesen Democratic Salt Lake City
X
37 Carol Spackman Moss Democratic Salt Lake City
38 Eric Hutchings Democratic Kearns
39 James Dunnigan Republican Taylorsville
40 Lynn Hemingway Democratic Salt Lake City
X
41 Todd Kiser Republican Sandy
42 Jim Bird Republican West Jordan
X
43 Wayne Harper Republican West Jordan
44 Tim Cosgrove Democratic Murray
45 Wark Walker Republican Sandy
46 Karen Morgan Democratic Salt Lake City
47 Steven Mascaro Republican West Jordan
48 Sylvia Andersen Republican Sandy
X
49 Greg Curtis Republican Salt Lake City
50 Merlynn Newbold Republican South Jordan
51 Gregory Hughes Democratic Draper
52 Carl Wimmer Republican Herriman
X
53 Melvin Brown Republican Coalville
X
54 Gordon Snow Republican Roosevelt
55 John Mathis Republican Vernal
56 Kenneth Sumsion Republican American Fork
X
57 Craig Frank Republican Pleasant Grove
58 Stephen Sandstrom Republican Orem
X
59 Lorie Fowlke Republican Orem
60 Bradley Daw Republican Orem
61 Keith Grover Republican Provo
X
62 Christopher Herrod Republican Provo
X
63 Stephen Clark Republican Provo
64 Rebecca D. Lockhart Republican Provo
65 Aaron Tilton Republican Springville
66 Michael Morley Republican Spanish Fork
67 Patrick Painter Republican Nephi
68 Bradley Winn Republican Ephraim
69 Brad King Democratic Price
70 Kay McIff Republican Richfield
X
71 Bradley Last Republican St. George
72 DeMar Bowman Republican Cedar City
73 Michael Noel Republican Kanab
74 David Clark Republican Santa Clara
75 Stephen Urquhart Republican St. George

References

  1. ↑ "Utah House of Representatives" About the House, March 13, 2009

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