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Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, member of the U.S. Business firm of Representatives, who is elected past the majority party to lead the Business firm. The speaker presides over fence, appoints members of select and conference committees, establishes the legislative agenda, maintains guild inside the House, and administers the oath of function to Firm members. The individual in this function is second in the line of presidential succession, following the vice president.

The tabular array provides a complete listing of speakers of the House of Representatives.

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Speakers of the United States House of Representatives

no.	name	political party or faction	state	Congress	term of service
ane	Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg	Pro-Assistants	Pennsylvania	1st	1789–91
2	Jonathan Trumbull, Jr.	Federalist	Connecticut	2d	1791–93
iii	Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg	Anti-Administration	Pennsylvania	third	1793–95
4	Jonathan Dayton	Federalist	New Jersey	4th and 5th	1795–99
5	Theodore Sedgwick	Federalist	Massachusetts	6th	1799–1801
six	Nathaniel Macon	Autonomous-Republican	North Carolina	seventh, 8th, and 9th	1801–07
7	Joseph Bradley Varnum	Democratic-Republican	Massachusetts	10th and 11th	1807–eleven
8	Henry Clay	Democratic-Republican	Kentucky	12th and 13th	1811–fourteen
9	Langdon Cheves	Republican	Southward Carolina	13th	1814–fifteen
10	Henry Clay	Autonomous-Republican	Kentucky	14th, 15th, and 16th	1815–20
11	John W. Taylor	Republican	New York	16th	1820–21
12	Philip Pendleton Barbour	Republican	Virginia	17th	1821–23
13	Henry Clay	Democratic-Republican	Kentucky	18th	1823–25
14	John W. Taylor	Republican	New York	19th	1825–27
15	Andrew Stevenson	Jacksonian	Virginia	20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd	1827–34
16	John Bell	Autonomous	Tennessee	23rd	1834–35
17	James Polk	Jacksonian/Democratic	Tennessee	24th and 25th	1835–39
18	Robert 1000.T. Hunter	Democratic	Virginia	26th	1839–41
19	John White	Whig	Kentucky	27th	1841–43
xx	John Winston Jones	Democratic	Virginia	28th	1843–45
21	John Wesley Davis	Autonomous	Indiana	29th	1845–47
22	Robert Charles Winthrop	Whig	Massachusetts	30th	1847–49
23	Howell Cobb	Democratic	Georgia	31st	1849–51
24	Linn Boyd	Autonomous	Kentucky	32nd and 33rd	1851–55
25	Nathaniel Prentice Banks	American	Massachusetts	34th	1855–57
26	James Lawrence Orr	Democratic	South Carolina	35th	1857–59
27	William Pennington	Republican	New Bailiwick of jersey	36th	1859–61
28	Galusha A. Grow	Republican	Pennsylvania	37th	1861–63
29	Schuyler Colfax	Republican	Indiana	38th, 39th, and 40th	1863–69
30	Theodore Medad Pomeroy	Republican	New York	40th	1869
31	James Thou. Blaine	Republican	Maine	41st, 42nd, and 43rd	1869–75
32	Michael Crawford Kerr	Democratic	Indiana	44th	1875–76
33	Samuel Jackson Randall	Democratic	Pennsylvania	44th, 45th, and 46th	1876–81
34	Joseph Warren Keifer	Republican	Ohio	47th	1881–83
35	John Griffin Carlisle	Democratic	Kentucky	48th, 49th, and 50th	1883–89
36	Thomas Brackett Reed	Republican	Maine	51st	1889–91
37	Charles Frederick Well-baked	Democratic	Georgia	52nd and 53rd	1891–95
38	Thomas Brackett Reed	Republican	Maine	54th and 55th	1895–99
39	David B. Henderson	Republican	Iowa	56th and 57th	1899–1903
twoscore	Joseph Gurney Cannon	Republican	Illinois	58th, 59th, 60th, and 61st	1903–eleven
41	James Beauchamp Clark	Democratic	Missouri	62nd, 63rd, 64th, and 65th	1911–19
42	Frederick Gillett	Republican	Massachusetts	66th, 67th, and 68th	1919–25
43	Nicholas Longworth	Republican	Ohio	69th, 70th, and 71st	1925–31
44	John Nance Garner	Democratic	Texas	72nd	1931–33
45	Henry T. Rainey	Democratic	Illinois	73rd	1933–35
46	Joseph Wellington Byrns	Autonomous	Tennessee	74th	1935–36
47	William Brockman Bankhead	Democratic	Alabama	74th, 75th, and 76th	1936–forty
48	Samuel T. Rayburn	Autonomous	Texas	76th, 77th, 78th, and 79th	1940–47
49	Joseph Due west. Martin, Jr.	Republican	Massachusetts	80th	1947–49
50	Samuel T. Rayburn	Autonomous	Texas	81st and 82nd	1949–53
51	Joseph W. Martin, Jr.	Republican	Massachusetts	83rd	1953–55
52	Samuel T. Rayburn	Democratic	Texas	84th, 85th, 86th, and 87th	1955–61
53	John W. McCormack	Democratic	Massachusetts	87th, 88th, 89th, 90th, and 91st	1962–71
54	Carl B. Albert	Democratic	Oklahoma	92nd, 93rd, and 94th	1971–77
55	Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr.	Democratic	Massachusetts	95th, 96th, 97th, 98th, and 99th	1977–87
56	James C. Wright, Jr.	Autonomous	Texas	100th and 101st	1987–89
57	Thomas Due south. Foley	Democratic	Washington	101st, 102nd, 103rd	1989–95
58	Newt Gingrich	Republican	Georgia	104th and 105th	1995–99
59	J. Dennis Hastert	Republican	Illinois	106th, 107th, 108th, and 109th	1999–2007
sixty	Nancy Pelosi	Democratic	California	110th and 111th	2007–2011
61	John Boehner	Republican	Ohio	112th, 113th, and 114th	2011–15
62	Paul Ryan	Republican	Wisconsin	114th and 115th	2015–nineteen
63	Nancy Pelosi	Democratic	California	116th and 117th	2019–

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