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Iowa: State House of Representatives

Members of the Iowa State House of Representatives, 1848-2018(May be incomplete!)

Blank district:JohnLockwood Corse 1848-50GeorgeWeyand 1848-49BenjaminFranklin Wallace 1850ArialK. Eaton 1851JamesGrant 1852-53JohnLockwood Corse 1854-56ThomasM. Bowen 1856JohnEdwards 1856-61WilliamW. Belknap 1857-58GeorgeW. McCrary 1857CyrusC. Carpenter 1858BenjaminF. Gue 1858-62NathanielB. Baker 1859HenryClay Caldwell 1859-61RushClark 1860-64JamesW. Bosler 1860MarsenaE. Cutts 1861JamesH. Rothrock 1861WilliamHale 1863-66S.Addison Oliver 1863-64WilliamP. Wolf 1863-64GranvilleGaylord Bennett 1865-67WilliamFletcher Sapp 1865AlonzoAbernethy 1866JamesWilson 1867-73AylettR. Cotton 1868-71LeonardF. Parker 1868-70JohnP. Irish 1869-72JosephBall 1870JohnF. Lacey 1870ClaudiusB. Miller 1870-72JoshuaG. Newbold 1870LucienLester Ainsworth 1871-73JohnH. Gear 1871-77CharlesJ. A. Ericson 1872BentonJ. Hall 1872-73CharlesB. Campbell 1874JohnN. Irwin 1875RushClark 1876CharlesFrancis Craver 1876WilliamE. Fuller 1876-77JosiahGiven 1876GiffordS. Robinson 1876-78MartinN. Johnson 1877JamesP. Flick 1878-79WilliamM. Stone 1878-79SamuelHixson 1880CharlesW. Payne 1880-82C.F. Jewett 1880EphraimM. Reynolds 1881WilliamP. Wolf 1881-85CharlesA. Bishop 1882AdoniramJ. Holmes 1882-83ElbertH. Hubbard 1882DanielKerr 1883W.I. Babb 1884WhitM. Grant 1884-85W.H. McCulloch 1884JohnT. Hamilton 1885-91RobertG. Cousins 1886EphraimM. Reynolds 1886WinfieldS. Withrow 1886GeorgeW. Ball 1888-90AlbertB. Cummins 1888GeorgeN. Briggs 1893-94CassiusC. Dowell 1894-98GilbertN. Haugen 1894DanielF. Miller 1894GeorgeT. Baker 1895HiramK. Evans 1896-97ClaudeR. Porter 1896-1900WilliamG. Dows 1897-99WalterI. Hayes 1897-98GardnerCowles 1899-1903NathanE. Kendall 1900-08FrankS. Payne 1900-02WillardColdren Stuckslager 1900-04BurtonE. Sweet 1900-04ElmerJ. C. Bealer 1901GeorgeW. Clarke 1901FredC. Gilchrist 1902CharlesA. Kennedy 1903WilliamMiller McCreary 1904-06WilliamL. Harding 1907-13FrankA. O'Connor 1908-12EdwardH. Cunningham 1909-14GerritKlay 1909-14C.E. Anderson 1910EdH. Campbell 1911WilliamTaylor Daniels 1911-14JosephH. Anderson 1915-25JoeH. Anderson 1915-25GeorgeW. Ball 1915-16WilliamF. Kopp 1915ArchW. McFarlane 1915-21LafayetteShaeffer 1915DaleRay Andre 1917HalleckJ. Mantz 1917-21RayO. Garber 1920HowardA. Mathews 1922-32CyrusGoldsmith Oliver 1923-29S.J. Galvin 1924DavidFulton Rice 1925ByronG. Allen 1927-32OthaD. Wearin 1928-32HomerHush 1929-32G.E. Van Wert 1929-39S.B. Durant 1930FrederickJ. Swift 1930HarryF. Garrett 1931-32PaulCunningham 1933-36BourkeB. Hickenlooper 1934-38JensThompson 1934-40RobertDonald Blue 1935-42EdmundPerry Hanson 1935-36LeoHoegh 1937CharlesMerritt McFatridge 1937GroverJ. Bittner 1939-40StephenAnthony Martin 1939-46HarryMorrow 1939CarrollA. Lane 1943-45G.E. Whitehead 1943-45WilliamS. Beardsley 1947-48WilliamH. Nicholas 1947WilliamDawkins Dillon 1950JohnL. Mowry 1950KennethE. Owen 1950MerleW. Hagedorn 1955-65JackMiller 1955-56RobertD. Fulton 1958-60CharlesE. Grassley 1959-74WilliamJ. Scherle 1960-66GlennFrancis Brockett 1960MauriceE. Baringer 1961-68DelmontTheodore Moffitt 1961QuentinV. Anderson 1963-65MichaelT. Blouin 1969-72RobertT. Anderson 1970BillGluba 1971-72RichardJ. Norpel, Sr. 1971-72DelmontTheodore Moffitt 1972StephenJ. Rapp 1972-74TerryE. Branstad 1973-79T.Cooper Evans 1975-79ThomasJ. Gilloon 1975-78ThomasJ. Tauke 1975-79RobertM. L. Johnson 1979-82StephenJ. Rapp 1979-82RonJ. Corbett 1987-99
Appanoose County:TedD. Clark 1949-51
Benton County:RobertO. Burrows, Sr. 1951
Clay County:PaulJ. Cooksey 1951
Clayton County:LeightonW. Abel 1951
Franklin County:HarveyUhlenhopp 1951-52
Fremont County:A.S. Bloedel 1951
Hardin County:PaulM. Walter 1949-51
Howard County:JohnH. Brockmeyer 1951
Ida County:DickFuester 1933-37
Jackson County:C.J. Burris 1949-51
Montgomery County:ElmerA. Bass 1945-51
Scott County:FredSchwengel 1944-54
Wapello County:W.Dean Aubrey 1945-46W.Dean Aubrey 1949-51
4th District:MadisonM. Walden 1866-67MadisonM. Walden 1890
49th District:KathleenH. Chapman 1983-92
50th District:RoFoege 2001
53rd District:KathleenH. Chapman 1997-2001
60th District:ElaineBaxter 1983-86
64th District:MarkSmith 2001
66th District:GeriHuser 2001
91st District:DaveHeaton 1995-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

1848:DennisAloysius Mahoney, elected.

1858:DennisAloysius Mahoney, elected.

1893:BerylF. Carroll (Rep), defeated.

1912:IraD. McVicker, elected.

1914:ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected.

1916:ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected.

1918:ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected.

1920:ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected.

1928:HomerHush (Rep), elected.

1930:HomerHush (Rep), elected.

1948 Nov 2:FayL. Harris (Rep), elected;AlbertRay (Dem), defeated.LeoB. Hanna (Rep), elected unopposed.ElmerF. Pieper (Rep), elected;JohnH. Palmer (Dem), defeated.TedD. Clark (Rep), elected;HowardD. Evans (Dem), defeated.MelM. Graham (Dem), elected unopposed.C.J. Burris (Dem), elected.

1956:CharlesE. Grassley, defeated.

1950 Nov 7:FayL. Harris (Rep), elected;BenE. Grant (Dem), defeated.LeoB. Hanna (Rep), elected;GeneCotter (Dem), defeated.ElmerF. Pieper (Rep), elected;WilliamH. Behrens (Dem), defeated.TedD. Clark (Rep), elected;KarlW. Hurliman (Dem), defeated.L.Dee Mallonee (Rep), elected;W.P. Manatt (Dem), defeated.RobertO. Burrows, Sr. (Rep), elected;JeanUrice (Dem), defeated.EarlA. Miller (Rep), elected;ArchW. McFarlane (Rep), elected;J.E. Cundy (Dem), defeated;CarlG. Dahl (Dem), defeated.CliffordN. Nystrom (Rep), elected;EverettC. Brown (Dem), defeated.WilliamS. Lynes (Rep), elected;MarieBuss (Dem), defeated.L.O. Weston (Rep), elected;LawrenceJ. O'Malley (Dem), defeated.WendellPendleton (Rep), elected;RuthCuthbert (Dem), defeated.H.A. Moore (Rep), elected;Mrs.A. McWilliams (Dem), defeated.RichardC. Berry (Rep), elected;RalphR. Summa (Dem), defeated.J.E. Hansen (Dem), elected unopposed.GusT. Kuester (Rep), elected;CarlE. Benson (Dem), defeated.A.L. Mensing (Rep), elected;EdithV. Burgess (Dem), defeated.W.H. Tate (Rep), elected;AdolphM. Schanke (Dem), defeated.LaurenceM. Boothby (Rep), elected unopposed.GeorgeFiene (Dem), elected unopposed.AlfredE. Jones (Rep), elected;StanleyWatts (Dem), defeated.PaulJ. Cooksey (Rep), elected;J.Homer Maurer (Dem), defeated.LeightonW. Abel (Rep), elected;E.A. Burlingame, Jr. (Dem), defeated.WilliamN. Judd (Rep), elected;LeoP. McEleney (Rep), elected;CharlesH. Williams (Dem), defeated;C.E. Kennedy (Dem), defeated.AlbertWeiss (Rep), elected;L.Earl Riggleman (Dem), defeated.ConwayE. Morris (Rep), elected;HeraldHefley (Dem), defeated.DeweyGoode (Rep), elected;JohnEllenberger (Dem), defeated.KatherynC. Metz (Rep), elected;A.L. Keen (Dem), defeated.GlennE. Robinson (Rep), elected;FrankX. Funke (Dem), defeated.ClaudeOberman (Rep), elected;CarlHoschek (Dem), defeated.RoyJ. Smith (Rep), elected;MerwinSmith (Dem), defeated.RobertL. Oeth (Dem), elected unopposed;JohnA. Heinz (Dem), elected unopposed.MaxM. Soeth (Rep), elected;HelenJennings (Dem), defeated.J.C. Davis (Rep), elected;SidneyH. Ramsay (Dem), defeated.MartinE. Sar (Rep), elected unopposed.HarveyUhlenhopp (Rep), elected;O.Lynn Evans (Dem), defeated.A.S. Bloedel (Rep), elected;JayLeeka (Dem), defeated.HenryStevens (Rep), elected;WesleyRittgers (Dem), defeated.WilliamL. Mooty (Rep), elected;HermanC. Haack (Dem), defeated.HelenMargaret Crabb (Dem), elected;GeraldLaughery (Rep), defeated.JohnA. Walker (Rep), elected;Mrs.Percy Neese (Dem), defeated.PennEckles (Rep), elected;LesterStille (Dem), defeated.PaulM. Walter (Rep), elected;HaroldS. Wippman (Dem), defeated.WilliamE. Darrington (Rep), elected;RobertG. Moore (Dem), defeated.RaymondCornick (Rep), elected;C.E. Smith (Dem), defeated.JohnH. Brockmeyer (Rep), elected;HenryJ. Novak (Dem), defeated.EdwardOppedahl (Rep), elected;StanleyH. Burchfield (Dem), defeated.BertK. Fairchild (Rep), elected;DickFuester (Dem), defeated.FredVoigtman (Rep), elected;BertHanson (Dem), defeated.C.J. Burris (Dem), elected;IraM. Kyhl (Rep), defeated.GladysS. Nelson (Rep), elected;CharlesP. Starrett (Dem), defeated.LeeGallup (Rep), elected;LewisEverett Graf (Dem), defeated.G.M. Ludwig (Rep), elected;JosephG. Raim (Dem), defeated.CliffordM. Strawman (Rep), elected;ThomasStimpson (Dem), defeated.H.R. White (Dem), elected;G.A. Beman (Rep), defeated.CaseyLoss (Dem), elected;H.B. Seely (Rep), defeated.ErnestPalmer, Jr. (Rep), elected;GeorgeW. Conlee (Dem), defeated.MorseE. Crosier (Rep), elected;ErnestKosek (Rep), elected;JamesL. Ryan (Dem), defeated;FrankD. Marshall (Dem), defeated.KennethR. Moore (Rep), elected;R.V. Winters (Dem), defeated.RayE. Shepard (Rep), elected;L.W. Snook (Dem), defeated.ArthurC. Hanson (Rep), elected unopposed.JohnBrownlie (Rep), elected;HelenK. Kelleher (Dem), defeated.CarrollL. Brown (Rep), elected;FredWilliams (Dem), defeated.G.T. Clark (Dem), elected;ClaireG. Prange (Rep), defeated.HowardC. Buck (Rep), elected;S.E. Zink (Dem), defeated.HenryW. Washburn (Rep), elected;BertColwell (Dem), defeated.AlbertG. Olson (Rep), elected;AxelHansen (Dem), defeated.HarryNielsen (Dem), elected;GeorgeL. Brown (Rep), defeated.SterlingMartin (Rep), elected;RobertM. Morrissey (Dem), defeated.ElmerA. Bass (Rep), elected;HerbertR. Patterson (Dem), defeated.W.C. Hendrix (Rep), elected;GeraldL. Bayers (Dem), defeated.JacobVan Zwol (Rep), elected;V.C. McCarty (Dem), defeated.RobertHuisman (Rep), elected;W.J. Johannes (Dem), defeated.VernLisle (Rep), elected;E.P. Patch (Dem), defeated.FrankKoch (Rep), elected;WilliamFandel (Dem), defeated.J.Henry Lucken (Rep), elected;E.F. Kieffer (Dem), defeated.GuyG. Butler (Rep), elected;LouisL. Kopriva (Dem), defeated.TedSloane (Rep), elected;EarlC. Ryan (Rep), elected;NealSmith (Dem), defeated;N.B. Wilson (Dem), defeated.HowardE. Brookings (Rep), elected;ThomasJ. Frey (Rep), elected;JamesF. Leslie (Dem), defeated;ThomasJ. Keleher (Dem), defeated.GeorgeL. Paul (Rep), elected;CharlesJ. Santora (Dem), defeated.GrantA. Shifflet (Rep), elected;F.B. Maloy (Dem), defeated.DwightW. Meyer (Rep), elected;LloydSmith (Dem), defeated.FredSchwengel (Rep), elected;JackSchroeder (Rep), elected;GuyJ. Porter (Dem), defeated;DonaldA. Wine (Dem), defeated.GeorgeE. Miller (Dem), elected;FrancisL. Kerr (Rep), defeated.RussellA. Patrick (Rep), elected;WilliamJ. Kelley (Dem), defeated.CarlRinggenberg (Rep), elected;GeorgeJ. Severson (Dem), defeated.LawrencePutney (Rep), elected;PaulMathern (Dem), defeated.KirkR. Nicholson (Rep), elected;T.V. Lacy (Dem), defeated.JohnE. Young (Rep), elected;WilliamT. McLaughlin (Dem), defeated.ClaytonD. Sherod (Rep), elected;EugeneJenkins (Dem), defeated.FrankPedrick (Rep), elected;W.Dean Aubrey (Dem), elected;OttoArmstrong (Rep), defeated;WadeH. McReynolds (Dem), defeated.FredStiffler (Rep), elected;StanleyM. Smith (Dem), defeated.HarryW. Ramseyer (Rep), elected;BessieE. Barker (Dem), defeated.GenePoston (Dem), elected;PerryD. Sears (Rep), defeated.FrancisE. Tierney (Dem), elected;A.A. Crawford (Rep), defeated.TheoKlemesrud (Rep), elected;OttoAlquist (Dem), defeated.G.M. Langland (Rep), elected;G.W. Heuser (Dem), defeated.RobertP. Munger (Rep), elected;HaroldLum Nelson (Rep), elected;EmlinL. Bergeson (Dem), defeated;RobertJ. Salem (Dem), defeated.NormanNorland (Dem), elected unopposed.ClarkH. McNeal (Rep), elected;VernonMcLaughlin (Dem), defeated.

1986:RonJ. Corbett (Rep), elected.

1999:RonJ. Corbett, resigned.

2018 Jun 5:TomHoefling (Rep), defeated in primary.

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