Who Is Indiana's Representative in the House

American state legislature

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Indiana Full general Assembly
Indiana General Assembly
Type
Type	Lower house
Term limits	None
History
New session started	January 3, 2019 (2019-01-03)
Leadership
Speaker	Todd Huston (R) since March ix, 2020
Speaker pro tempore	Michael Karickhoff (R) since January 3, 2019
Majority Leader	Matt Lehman (R) since October vi, 2015
Minority Leader	Phil GiaQuinta (D) since November seven, 2018
Structure
Seats	100
Political groups	Majority  Republican (71) Minority  Autonomous (29)
Length of term	two years
Authority	Article 4, Indiana Constitution
Salary	$22,616.46/year + per diem
Elections
Last election	November three, 2020 (100 seats)
Next election	November 8, 2022 (100 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Command
Meeting place
Firm of Representatives Chamber Indiana Statehouse Indianapolis, Indiana
Website
Indiana Full general Assembly

The Indiana House of Representatives is the lower house of the Indiana General Assembly, the land legislature of the U.Due south. state of Indiana. The Firm is composed of 100 members representing an equal number of constituent districts. House members serve two-yr terms without term limits. According to the 2010 U.S. Census, each State House district contains an average of 64,838 people.

The House convenes at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis.

Terms and qualifications [edit]

In lodge to run for a seat for the Indiana Business firm of Representatives one must exist a citizen of the United States, has to be at least 21 years of age upon taking office, and should reside in the state of Indiana for 2 years and in the district to represent for at least ane year at the fourth dimension of the election.^[1]

Representatives serve terms of two years, and there is no limit on how many terms a representative may serve.^[1]

Composition of the House [edit]

Political party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total
Republican	Democratic		Vacant
End 2010 session	48	52	100	0
2011–2012	60	40	100	0
2013–2014	69	31	100	0
Brainstorm 2015	71	29	100	0
Begin 2017	lxx	30	100	0
Brainstorm 2019	67	33	100	0
Begin 2021	71	29	100	0
Latest voting share	71%	29%

Officers [edit]

Office	Representative	Party	Residence	First Elected
Speaker of the House	Todd Huston	Rep	Fishers	2012
Speaker pro tempore	Michael Karickhoff	Rep	Kokomo	2010
Majority Floor Leader	Matt Lehman	Rep	Berne	2008
Majority Caucus Chair	Greg Steuerwald	Rep	Brownsburg	2007
Minority Leader	Phil GiaQuinta	Dem	Fort Wayne	2006
Minority Flooring Leader	Cherrish Pryor	Dem	Indianapolis	2008
Minority Caucus Chair	Terri Austin	Dem	Anderson	2002

Standing committees [edit]

As of 25 July 2018^[update].^[2]

Committee	Chair	Vice Chair
Agriculture and Rural Development	Don Lehe (R-25)	Alan Morrison (R-42)
Commerce, Pocket-size Business, and Economic Development	Robert Morris (R-84)	Doug Miller (R-48)
Commission on Joint Rules	Brian Bosma (R-88)	Jerry Torr (R-39)
Committee of the Whole	Brian Bosma (R-88)
Courts and Criminal Code	Thomas Washburne (R-64)	Sharon Negele (R-13)
Teaching	Robert Behning (R-91)	Anthony Cook (R-32)
Elections and Apportionment	Milo Smith (R-59)	Kathy Richardson (R-29)
Employment, Labor and Pensions	Heath VanHatter (R-38)	Randy Lyness (R-68)
Environmental Affairs	David Wolkins (R-18)	Greg Beumer (R-33)
Family, Children and Human Diplomacy	David Frizzell (R-93)	Cindy Ziemke (R-55)
Financial Institutions	Woody Burton (R-58)	Robert Heaton (R-46)
Authorities and Regulatory Reform	Kevin Mahan (R-31)	Jim Lucas (R-69)
Insurance	Martin Carbaugh (R-81)	Richard Hamm (R-56)
Judiciary	Greg Steuerwald (R-40)	Wendy McNamara (R-76)
Local Government	Dennis Zent (R-51)	Bruce Borders (R-45)
Natural Resources	Sean Eberhart (R-57)	Jeff Ellington (R-62)
Public Health	Cindy Kirchhofer (R-89)	Ronald Bacon (R-75)
Public Policy	Ben Smaltz (R-52)	Timothy Wesco (R-21)
Roads and Transportation	Edmond Soliday (R-4)	Mike Speedy (R-xc)
Rules and Legislative Procedures	Jerry Torr (R-39)	Greg Steuerwald (R-40)
Select Government on Government Reduction	Douglas Gutwein (R-xvi)	Michael Aylesworth (R-eleven)
Statutory Commission on Ideals	Greg Steuerwald (R-40)	Clyde Kersey (R-43)
Statutory Committee on Interstate and International Cooperation	Wes Culver (R-49)	Thomas Saunders (R-54)
Utilities, Free energy, and Telecommunications	David Ober (R)	Dale Deon (R-five)
Veterans Affairs and Public Condom	Randy Frye (R-67)	Christopher Judy (R-83)
Ways and Means	Timothy Chocolate-brown (R-41)	Robert Cherry (R-53)

Members of the Indiana House of Representatives [edit]

District	Representative	Party	Residence	First elected
one	Carolyn Jackson	Dem	Hammond	2018
ii	Earl Harris Jr.	Dem	Due east Chicago	2016
3	Ragen Hatcher	Dem	Gary	2018
4	Edmond Soliday	Rep	Valparaiso	2006
5	Dale DeVon	Rep	Granger	2012
6	Maureen Bauer	Dem	South Bend	2020
7	Jake Teshka	Rep	South Curve	2020
8	Ryan Dvorak	Dem	South Curve	2002
9	Patricia Boy	Dem	Michigan City	2018
x	Charles Moseley	Dem	Portage	2008
eleven	Michael Aylesworth	Rep	Hebron	2014
12	Mike Andrade	Dem	Munster	2020
xiii	Sharon Negele	Rep	Attica	2012
xiv	Vernon Smith	Dem	Gary	1990
xv	Hal Slager	Rep	Schererville	2020 (2012–2018)
16	Douglas Gutwein	Rep	Francesville	2008
17	Jack Hashemite kingdom of jordan	Rep	Bremen	2016
xviii	Craig Snow	Rep	Warsaw	2020
19	Julie Olthoff	Rep	Crown Point	2020 (2014–2018)
twenty	Jim Pressel	Rep	LaPorte	2016
21	Timothy Wesco	Rep	Mishawaka	2010
22	Brusk Nisly	Rep	Milford	2014
23	Ethan Manning	Rep	Macy	2018
24	Donna Schaibley	Rep	Carmel	2014
25	Donald Lehe	Rep	Brookston	2002
26	Chris Campbell	Dem	West Lafayette	2018
27	Sheila Klinker	Dem	Lafayette	1982
28	Jeff Thompson	Rep	Lizton	1998
29	Chuck Goodrich	Rep	Noblesville	2018
thirty	Michael Karickhoff	Rep	Kokomo	2010
31	Ann Vermilion	Rep	Marion	2019†
32	Tony Cook	Rep	Cicero	2014
33	J. D. Prescott	Rep	Winchester	2018
34	Sue Errington	Dem	Muncie	2012
35	Elizabeth Rowray	Rep	Yorktown	2020
36	Terri Austin	Dem	Anderson	2002
37	Todd Huston	Rep	Fishers	2012
38	Heath VanNatter	Rep	Frankfort	2010
39	Jerry Torr	Rep	Carmel	1996
40	Greg Steuerwald	Rep	Brownsburg	2007†
41	Tim Brown	Rep	Crawfordsville	1994
42	Alan Morrison	Rep	Terre Haute	2012
43	Tonya Pfaff	Dem	Terre Haute	2018
44	Young man Baird	Rep	Greencastle	2018
45	Bruce Borders	Rep	Jasonville	2014 (2004–2012)
46	Bob Heaton	Rep	Riley	2010
47	John Young	Rep	Franklin	2016
48	Douglas Miller	Rep	Elkhart	2014
49	Joanna King	Rep	Middlebury	2020†
fifty	Dan Leonard	Rep	Huntington	2002
51	Dennis Zent	Rep	Angola	2012
52	Ben Smaltz	Rep	Auburn	2012
53	Bob Cherry	Rep	Greenfield	1998
54	Thomas E. Saunders	Rep	Lewisville	1996
55	Cindy Ziemke	Rep	Batesville	2012
56	Bradford Barrett	Rep	Richmond	2018
57	Sean Eberhart	Rep	Shelbyville	2006
58	Michelle Davis	Rep	Whiteland	2020
59	Ryan Lauer	Rep	Columbus	2018
60	Peggy Mayfield	Rep	Martinsville	2012
61	Matt Pierce	Dem	Bloomington	2002
62	Jeff Ellington	Rep	Bloomington	2015†
63	Shane Lindauer	Rep	Jasper	2017†
64	Matt Hostettler	Rep	Fort Co-operative	2018
65	Christopher May	Rep	Bedford	2016
66	Zach Payne	Rep	Charlestown	2020
67	Randy Frye	Rep	Greensburg	2010
68	Randy Lyness	Rep	West Harrison	2015†
69	Jim Lucas	Rep	Seymour	2012
70	Karen Engleman	Rep	Georgetown	2016
71	Rita Fleming	Dem	Jeffersonville	2018
72	Edward Clere	Rep	New Albany	2008
73	J. Michael Davisson	Rep	Salem	2021
74	Stephen Bartels	Rep	Eckerty	2017†
75	Cindy Ledbetter	Rep	Newburgh	2020
76	Wendy McNamara	Rep	Mount Vernon	2010
77	Ryan Hatfield	Dem	Evansville	2016
78	Tim O'Brien	Rep	Evansville	2021†
79	Matt Lehman	Rep	Berne	2008
lxxx	Phil GiaQuinta	Dem	Fort Wayne	2006
81	Martin Carbaugh	Rep	Fort Wayne	2012
82	David Abbott	Rep	Rome Metropolis	2018†
83	Christopher Judy	Rep	Aboite	2014
84	Robert Morris	Rep	Fort Wayne	2010
85	Dave Heine	Rep	Fort Wayne	2016
86	Ed DeLaney	Dem	Indianapolis	2008
87	Carey Hamilton	Dem	Indianapolis	2016
88	Chris Jeter	Rep	Fishers	2020
89	Mitch Gore	Dem	Indianapolis	2020
90	Mike Speedy	Rep	Indianapolis	2010
91	Robert Behning	Rep	Indianapolis	1992
92	Renee Pack	Dem	Indianapolis	2020
93	John Jacob	Rep	Indianapolis	2020
94	Cherrish Pryor	Dem	Indianapolis	2008
95	John Bartlett	Dem	Indianapolis	2008
96	Greg Porter	Dem	Indianapolis	1992
97	Justin Moed	Dem	Indianapolis	2012
98	Robin Shackleford	Dem	Indianapolis	2012
99	Vanessa Summers	Dem	Indianapolis	1991†
100	Blake Johnson	Dem	Indianapolis	2020†

†Member was initially appointed to the seat.

History [edit]

The Indiana Firm of Representatives held its first session in the outset statehouse in the original state majuscule of Corydon and the first speaker of the body was Isaac Blackford. Under the terms of the constitution of 1816, country representatives served 1 years terms, pregnant elections were held annually. In 1851, the constitution was replaced by the current constitution and terms were lengthened to ii years, simply sessions were held biennially. In 1897, it unanimously passed a bill determining the value of Pi to exactly 3.2. However, the bill was never voted upon in the Land Senate.^[3] A 1972 ramble amendment immune for a brusk legislative session to be held in odd numbered years.

2012 Election [edit]

On Nov 6, 2012, the Republican Party in Indiana expanded their bulk in the Business firm of Representatives from 60 members in the 117th Full general Assembly to 69 members, a "quorum-proof" majority. The Republicans were able to have 69% of the seats, despite having simply received approximately 54% of the votes for the country's House of Representatives.

Of the 3 newly elected members of the U.S. Firm elected to the 113th Congress from Indiana, two are former members of the Indiana House of Representatives. Congresswoman Jackie Walorski (IN-02) represented Indiana'south 21st district from 2005 to 2011 and Congressman Luke Messer (IN-06) represented Indiana'due south 57th district from 2003 to 2007. Congressman Marlin Stutzman (IN-03) was re-elected to a 2nd term, he is a former member of the Indiana Business firm of Representatives where he served Indiana's 52nd commune from 2003 to 2009.

By limerick of the House of Representatives [edit]

Run across also [edit]

• Speaker of the Indiana State Firm of Representatives
• Indiana Senate
• Government of Indiana
• Politics of Indiana

References [edit]

1. ^ ^{a b} Assembly, Indiana Full general. "Indiana Lawmaking 2022 - Indiana Full general Assembly, 2022 Session". iga.in.gov . Retrieved June 3, 2017.
2. ^ "Committees". Indiana General Associates. Retrieved July 25, 2018.
3. ^ "Indiana Once Tried to Change Pi to 3.2". www.mentalfloss.com. March 14, 2016.

External links [edit]

• Indiana General Associates
• Indiana Firm of Representatives at Ballotpedia
• State House of Indiana at Project Vote Smart
• Indiana House Democrats
• Indiana Firm Republicans
• 2015 Indiana Candidate Guide - Qualifications

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_House_of_Representatives

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