Utah House of Representatives

Utah House of Representatives
Utah State Legislature

Type
Type	Lower house
Term limits	None
History
New session started	January 26, 2015
Leadership
Speaker of the House	Greg Hughes (R) Since January 26, 2015
Majority Leader	Jim Dunnigan (R) Since January 26, 2015
Minority Leader	Brian King (D) Since January 26, 2015
Structure
Seats	75

Political groups	Governing party Republican (63) Opposition party Democratic (12)
Length of term	2 years
Authority	Article VI, Utah Constitution
Salary	$117/day + per diem
Elections
Last election	November 4, 2014 (75 seats)
Next election	November 8, 2016 (75 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Control
Meeting place

House of Representatives Chamber Utah State Capitol Salt Lake City, Utah
Website
Utah House of Representatives

The Utah House of Representatives is the lower house of the Utah State Legislature, the state legislature of the U.S. state of Utah. The House is composed of 75 representatives elected from single member constituent districts. Each district contains an average population of 35,000 people. Members of the House are elected to two-year terms without term limits. The House convenes at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City.^[1]

In 2015 the chamber went against the stated position of the LDS Church, The Utah Chamber of Commerce, The Utah Hospital Association, The Utah Catholic Bishop, and others to oppose Republican Governor Gary Herbert's Healthy Utah plan which was passed by the Utah State Senate. The house speaker refused to even allow a vote on the legislation.^[2]

Composition of the House of Representatives

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Republican	Democratic		Vacant
End of 2011-2012 Legislature	58	17	75	0

Begin	61	14	75	0
End of 2013-2014 legislature	61	14	75	0

Begin	63	12	75	0
Latest voting share	7001840000000000000♠84%	7001160000000000000♠16%

Leadership, 2015 session

Further information: List of Utah State Legislatures

Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Greg Hughes	Republican	51
Majority Leader	Jim Dunnigan	Republican	39
Majority Whip	Francis Gibson	Republican	65
Minority Leader	Brian King	Democratic	28
Minority Whip	Rebecca Chavez-Houck	Democratic	24

Members of the 61st House of Representatives

Further information: List of Utah State Legislatures

District	Name	Party	Residence	First elected
1	Scott Sandall	Rep	Tremonton	2014
2	David Lifferth	Rep	Eagle Mountain	2012
3	Jack Draxler	Rep	North Logan	2006
4	Edward Redd	Rep	Logan	2012
5	R. Curt Webb	Rep	Logan	2006 (2003-2005)
6	Jake Anderegg	Rep	Lehi	2012
7	Justin Fawson	Rep	North Ogden	2014↑
8	Gage Froerer	Rep	Huntsville	2006
9	Jeremy Peterson	Rep	Ogden	2010
10	Dixon Pitcher	Rep	Ogden	2010 (1985-1987)
11	Brad Dee	Rep	Ogden	2002
12	Mike Schultz	Rep	Hooper	2014
13	Paul Ray	Rep	Clearfield	2004 (2001-2003)
14	Curtis Oda	Rep	Clearfield	2004
15	Brad Wilson	Rep	Kaysville	2010
16	Stephen Handy	Rep	Layton	2010↑
17	Stewart Barlow	Rep	Fruit Heights	2010
18	Timothy Hawkes	Rep	Centerville	2014
19	Raymond Ward	Rep	Bountiful	2014
20	Becky Edwards	Rep	Bountiful	2008
21	Douglas Sagers	Rep	Tooele	2010
22	Susan Duckworth	Dem	Magna	2008
23	Sandra Hollins	Dem	Salt Lake City	2014
24	Rebecca Chavez-Houck	Dem	Salt Lake City	2006
25	Joel Briscoe	Dem	Salt Lake City	2010↑
26	Angela Romero	Dem	Salt Lake City	2012
27	Michael Kennedy	Rep	Alpine	2012
28	Brian King	Dem	Salt Lake City	2008
29	Lee Perry	Rep	Perry	2010
30	Fred Cox	Rep	West Valley City	2014 (2011-2012)
31	Sophia DiCaro	Rep	West Valley City	2014
32	LaVar Christensen	Rep	Draper	2010
33	Craig Hall	Rep	West Valley City	2012
34	Johnny Anderson	Rep	Taylorsville	2009↑
35	Mark A. Wheatley	Dem	Murray	2004
36	Patrice Arent	Dem	Salt Lake City	2010 (1997-2003)
37	Carol Spackman Moss	Dem	Salt Lake City	2000
38	Eric Hutchings	Rep	Kearns	2001↑
39	James Dunnigan	Rep	Taylorsville	2002
40	Lynn Hemingway	Dem	Salt Lake City	2015 (2006-2014)
41	Daniel McCay	Rep	Riverton	2012
42	Kim Coleman	Rep	West Jordan	2014
43	Earl Tanner	Rep	West Jordan	2012
44	Bruce Cutler	Rep	Murray	2014
45	Steve Eliason	Rep	Sandy	2010
46	Marie Poulson	Dem	Salt Lake City	2008
47	Ken Ivory	Rep	West Jordan	2010
48	Keven Stratton	Rep	Orem	2012↑
49	Robert Spendlove	Rep	Sandy	2014↑
50	Rich Cunningham	Rep	South Jordan	2012
51	Gregory Hughes	Rep	Draper	2002
52	John Knotwell	Rep	Herriman	2012
53	Melvin Brown	Rep	Coalville	2006 (1987-2001)
54	Kraig Powell	Rep	Heber	2008
55	Scott Chew	Rep	Jensen	2014
56	Kay Christofferson	Rep	Lehi	2012
57	Brian Greene	Rep	Pleasant Grove	2012
58	Derrin Owens	Rep	Fountain Green	2015↑
59	Val Peterson	Rep	Orem	2010
60	Brad Daw	Rep	Orem	2014
61	Keith Grover	Rep	Provo	2006
62	Jon Stanard	Rep		2012
63	Dean Sanpei	Rep	Provo	2010↑
64	Norm Thurston	Rep	Provo	2014
65	Francis Gibson	Rep	Springville	2008
66	Mike McKell	Rep	Spanish Fork	2012
67	Mark Roberts	Rep	Santaquin	2012
68	Merrill Nelson	Rep	Grantsville	2012
69	Brad King	Dem	Price	2014 (1997-2008)
70	Kay McIff	Rep	Richfield	2006
71	Bradley Last	Rep	St. George	2002
72	John Westwood	Rep	Cedar City	2012
73	Michael Noel	Rep	Kanab	2002
74	V. Lowry Snow	Rep	St. George	2012↑
75	Don Ipson	Rep	St. George	2008

↑Representative was originally appointed into office.

References

↑ List of Representatives with Districts
↑ moulton, kristen. "House leader on Medicaid expansion: ‘We’re done’". Salt Lake Tribune. Retrieved 26 February 2015.

External links

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Members of the Utah House of Representatives

61st State Legislature (2016) Speaker of the House: Greg Hughes (R) Majority Leader: James Dunnigan (R) Minority Leader: Brian King (D)

Scott Sandall (R) David Lifferth (R) Jack Draxler (R) Edward Redd (R) R. Curt Webb (R) Jake Anderegg (R) Justin Fawson (R) Gage Froerer (R) Jeremy Peterson (R) Dixon Pitcher (R) Brad Dee (R) Mike Schultz (R) Paul Ray (R) Curtis Oda (R) Brad Wilson (R) Stephen Handy (R) Stewart Barlow (R) Timothy Hawkes (R) Raymond Ward (R) Becky Edwards (R) Douglas Sagers (R) Susan Duckworth (D) Sandra Hollins (D) Rebecca Chavez-Houck (D) Joel Briscoe (D) Angela Romero (D) Mike Kennedy (R) Brian King (D) Lee Perry (R) Fred Cox (R) Sophia DiCaro (R) LaVar Christensen (R) Craig Hall (R) Johnny Anderson (R) Mark Wheatley (D) Patrice M. Arent (D) Carol Spackman Moss (D) Eric Hutchings (R) James Dunnigan (R) Lynn Hemingway (D) Daniel McCay (R) Kim Coleman (R) Earl Tanner (R) Bruce Cutler (R) Steve Eliason (R) Marie Poulson (D) Ken Ivory (R) Keven Stratton (R) Robert Spendlove (R) Rich Cunningham (R) Greg Hughes (R) John Knotwell (R) Melvin Brown (R) Kraig Powell (R) Scott Chew (R) Kay Christofferson (R) Brian Greene (R) Derrin Owens (R) Val Peterson (R) Brad Daw (R) Keith Grover (R) Jon Stanard (R) Dean Sanpei (R) Norm Thurston (R) Francis Gibson (R) Mike McKell (R) Marc Roberts (R) Merrill Nelson (R) Brad King (D) Kay McIff (R) Bradley Last (R) John Westwood (R) Michael Noel (R) V. Lowry Snow (R) Don Ipson (R)

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