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List of speakers of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

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Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Seal of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
since February 28, 2023
StyleThe Honorable
StatusPresiding officer
AppointerPennsylvania House of Representatives
Inaugural holderWilliam Bingham
Formation1791

Thespeaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives is the presiding officer of thePennsylvania House of Representatives.

Since its first session under theFrame of Government in 1682, presided over byWilliam Penn, over 130 house members have been elevated to the speaker's chair. The house cannot hold an official session in the absence of the speaker or their designatedspeaker pro tempore.

The current speaker isJoanna McClinton, who is the first female andfirst female African-American speaker.

Speakers of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly

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SpeakerElectedNotesCitations
Thomas Wynne1682/1683[1]
Nicholas More1684[1]
John White1685[1]
unknown (probablyWynne orMore)1687/1688[1]
John White1688[1]
Arthur Cook1689[1]
Joseph Growdon1690/1691[1]
unknown1691[1]
William Clark1692[1]
Joseph Growdon1693[1]
David Lloyd1694[1]
Edward Shippen1695[1]
John Simcock1696[1]
John Blunston1697[1]
Phineas Pemberton1698[1]
John Blunston1699[1]
Joseph Growdon1700[1]
David Lloyd1703[1]
Joseph Growden1705[1]
David Lloyd1706[1]
Richard Hill1710[1]
Isaac Norris1712[1]
Joseph Growdon1713[1]
David Lloyd1714[1]
Joseph Growdon1715[1]
Richard Hill1716[1]
William Trent1717[1]
Jonathan Dickinson1718[1]
William Trent1719[1]
Isaac Norris1720[1]
Jeremiah Langhorne1721[1]
Joseph Growdon1722[1]
David Lloyd1723[1]
William Biles Jr.1724[1]
David Lloyd1725[1]
Andrew Hamilton1729[1]
Jeremiah Langhorne1733[1]
Andrew Hamilton1734[1]
John Kinsey1739[1]
John Wright1745[1]
John Kinsey1745/1746[1]
Isaac Norris II1750[1]
Thomas Leech1758[1]
Isaac Norris II1758[1]
Thomas Leech1759[1]
Isaac Norris II1759[1]
Benjamin Franklin1764[1]
Isaac Norris II1764[1]
Joseph Fox1764[1]
Joseph Galloway1766[1]
Joseph Fox1769[1]
Joseph Galloway1769[1]
Edward Biddle1774[1]
John Morton1775[1]

Speakers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly

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SpeakerElectedNotesCitations
John Jacobs1776under the1776 Constitution[1]
John Bayard1777[1]
Frederick Muhlenberg1780[1]
George Gray1783[1]
John Bayard1784[1]
Thomas Mifflin1785[1]
Gerardus Wynkoop II1786 (four days)[2][3]
Richard Peters1788[1]
William Bingham1790under the1790 constitution[1]

Speakers of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives

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SpeakerTermPartyCountyNotesCitations
William Bingham1791–1792FederalistPhiladelphia[4]
Gerardus Wynkoop II1793FederalistPhiladelphia[4]
George Latimer1794–1798FederalistPhiladelphia[4]
Cadwalader Evans1799FederalistMontgomery[4]
Isaac Weaver Jr.1800–1803Democratic-RepublicanGreene[4]
Simon Snyder1804–1805Democratic-RepublicanNorthumberland[4]
Charles Porter1806Democratic-RepublicanFayette[4]
Simon Snyder1807Democratic-RepublicanNorthumberland[4]
Nathaniel Boileau1808Democratic-RepublicanMontgomery[4]
James Engle1809Democratic-RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
John Weber1810Democratic-RepublicanMontgomery[4]
John Tod1812Democratic-RepublicanBedford[4]
Robert Smith1813Democratic-RepublicanFranklinresigned February 14, 1813[4]
John St. Clair1814Democratic-RepublicanFayette[4]
Jacob Holgate1815Democratic-RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
Rees Hill1816Democratic-RepublicanGreene[4]
William Davidson1818DemocraticMontgomery[4]
Rees Hill1819Democratic-RepublicanGreene[4]
Joseph Lawrence1820Democratic-RepublicanWashington[4]
John Gilmore1821Democratic-RepublicanAllegheny/Butler[4]
Joseph Lawrence1822Democratic-RepublicanWashington[4]
Joel B. Sutherland1825DemocraticPhiladelphia[4]
Joseph Ritner1826Democratic-RepublicanWashington[4]
Ner Middleswarth1828WhigUnion[4]
Frederick Smith1830Democratic-RepublicanFranklin[4]
John Laporte1832DemocraticBradford/Tioga[4]
James Findley1833DemocraticWestmoreland[4]
Samuel Anderson1833DemocraticDelaware[4]
William Patterson1834DemocraticWashington[4]
James Thompson1834DemocraticVenango/Warren[4]
Ner Middleswarth1836WhigUnion[4]
Lewis Dewart1837DemocraticNorthumberland[4]
William Hopkins1839DemocraticWashington[4]
William A. Crabb1841WhigNorthumberland[4]
James Ross Snowden1842DemocraticVenango/Clarion[4]
Hendrick Bradley Wright1843DemocraticLuzerne/Wyoming[4]
James Ross Snowden1844DemocraticVenango/Clarion[4]
Findley Patterson1845–1846DemocraticWashington[4]
James Cooper1847WhigAdams[4]
William F. Packer1848–1849DemocraticLycoming/Clinton[4]
John S. McCalmont1850DemocraticVenango[4]
John Cessna1851DemocraticBedford[4]
John S. Rhey1852DemocraticArmstrong/Cambria[4]
William P. Schell1853DemocraticBedford[4]
E.B. Chase1854DemocraticSusquehanna/Wyoming[4]
Henry K. Strong1855WhigPhiladelphia[4]
Richard L. Wright1856DemocraticPhiladelphia[4]
J. Lawrence Getz1857DemocraticBerks[4]
A.B. Longaker1858DemocraticMontgomery[4]
William Lawrence1859–1860RepublicanDauphin[4]
Elisha W. Davis1861RepublicanMercer/Venango[4]
William Kinsey1862DemocraticFranklin[4]
John Cessna1863RepublicanBedford[4]
Henry C. Johnson1864RepublicanCrawford[4]
Arthur G. Olmsted1865RepublicanPotter[4]
James R. Kelley1866RepublicanFulton[4]
John P. Glass1867RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Elisha W. Davis1868RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
John Clark1869RepublicanWashington[4]
Butler B. Strang1870RepublicanTioga[4]
James H. Webb1871RepublicanBradford[4]
William Elliott1872RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
H. H. McCormick1874RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Samuel D. Patterson1875RepublicanAllegheny[4][5]
E. Reed Myer1877RepublicanBradford[4]
Henry M. Long1879RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Benjamin L. Hewit1881RepublicanBlair[4]
John E. Faunce1883DemocraticPhiladelphia[4]
James L. Graham1885RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Henry K. Boyer1887–1889RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
Caleb C. Thompson1891RepublicanWarren[4]
Henry F. Walton1895RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
Henry K. Boyer1897RepublicanPhiladelphiaresigned January 17, 1898[4]
John R. Farr1899RepublicanLackawanna[4]
William T. Marshall1901RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Henry F. Walton1903RepublicanPhiladelphia[4]
Frank B. McClain1907RepublicanLancaster[4]
John F. Cox1909–1911RepublicanAlleghenydied in office November 6, 1911[4]
Milton W. Shreve1911RepublicanErie[4]
George E. Alter1913RepublicanAllegheny[4]
Charles A. Ambler1915RepublicanMontgomery[4]
Richard J. Baldwin1917RepublicanDelaware[4]
Robert S. Spangler1919–1921RepublicanYork[4]
Samuel A. Whitaker1921RepublicanChesterelected to fill unexpired term April 26, 1921[4]
C.J. Goodnough1923RepublicanCameron[4]
Thomas Bluett1925–1927RepublicanPhiladelphiaresigned to become a judge[4]
James H. McClure1927RepublicanAlleghenyelected to fill an unexpired term[4]
Aaron B. Hess1929RepublicanLancaster[4]
C.J. Goodnough1931RepublicanCameron[4]
Grover C. Talbot1933–1935RepublicanDelaware
Wilson G. Sarig1935–1936DemocraticBerksdied in office March 14, 1936
Roy E. Furman1936–1938DemocraticGreene
Ellwood J. Turner1939–1941RepublicanDelaware
Elmer Kilroy1941–1942DemocraticPhiladelphia
Ira T. Fiss1943–1946RepublicanSnyder
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter1947–1948RepublicanLehigh
Herbert P. Sorg1949–1952RepublicanElk
Charles C. Smith1953–1955RepublicanPhiladelphia
Hiram G. Andrews1955–1956DemocraticCambria
W. Stuart Helm1957–1958RepublicanArmstrong
Hiram G. Andrews1959–1962DemocraticCambria
W. Stuart Helm1963–1964RepublicanArmstrong
Robert K. Hamilton1965–1966DemocraticBeaver
Kenneth B. Lee1967–1968RepublicanSullivan
Herbert Fineman1969–1970DemocraticPhiladelphia
Kenneth B. Lee1971–1974RepublicanSullivan
Herbert Fineman1975–1976DemocraticPhiladelphia
K. Leroy Irvis1977–1979DemocraticAlleghenyelected May 23, 1977
H. Jack Seltzer1979–1981RepublicanLebanon
Matthew J. Ryan1981–1983RepublicanDelaware
K. Leroy Irvis1983–1988DemocraticAllegheny
James J. Manderino1989DemocraticWestmorelanddied in office December 26, 1989
Robert W. O'Donnell1990–1993DemocraticPhiladelphia
H. William DeWeese1993–1994DemocraticGreene
Matthew J. Ryan1995–2003RepublicanDelawaredied in office March 29, 2003
John Perzel2003–2007RepublicanPhiladelphiaelected to fill unexpired term April 15, 2003
Dennis M. O'Brien2007–2008RepublicanPhiladelphiaminority-party speaker
Keith R. McCall2009–2010DemocraticCarbon
Samuel H. Smith2011–2014RepublicanJefferson
Michael C. Turzai2015–2020RepublicanAlleghenyresigned June 15, 2020
Bryan Cutler2020–2023RepublicanLancaster
Mark Rozzi2023DemocraticBerksresigned February 28, 2023[6]
Joanna McClinton2023–presentDemocraticPhiladelphia

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiajakalamanaoapaqarasatauavawaxayazbabbbcbdbebfbgbhbibj"Speakers of the Provincial Assembly (1682-1790) (page 14/28)"(PDF).The Pennsylvania Manual, Volume 117 (2005-2006 General Assembly). Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bureau of Publications. Archived from the original on March 27, 2009. RetrievedAugust 17, 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  2. ^"Philadelphia, December 27".Freeman's Journal. December 27, 1786. p. 2.
  3. ^Hiltzheimer, Jacob; Parsons, Jacob Cox (1893).Extracts from the diary of Jacob Hiltzheimer: of Philadelphia. 1765-1798. Press of W. F. Fell & co.
  4. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiajakalamanaoapaqarasatauavawaxayazbabbbcbdbebfbgbhbibjbkblbmbnbobpbqbrbsbtbubvbwbxbybzcacbcccdcecfcgchcicjck"Speakers of the House of Representatives since 1791"(PDF).The Pennsylvania Manual, Volume 117 (2005-2006 General Assembly). Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bureau of Publications. RetrievedMarch 1, 2007.
  5. ^"Samuel D. Patterson".legis.state.pa.us. RetrievedMarch 25, 2020.
  6. ^Caruso, Stephen (February 28, 2023)."PA House Speaker Mark Rozzi steps down".Spotlight PA. RetrievedFebruary 28, 2023.

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