Liste der Sprecher des Repräsentantenhauses der Vereinigten Staaten
Diese Liste der Sprecher des Repräsentantenhauses der Vereinigten Staaten ist chronologisch sortiert.
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| # | Sprecher | Bild | Partei | Bundesstaat | Kongress | Beginn der Amtszeit | Ende der Amtszeit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Frederick Muhlenberg |  | parteilos/Pro-Administration | Pennsylvania | 1. | 1. April 1789 | 4. März 1791 |
| 2. | Jonathan Trumbull Jr. |  | parteilos/Pro-Administration | Connecticut | 2. | 24. Oktober 1791 | 4. März 1793 |
| 3. | Frederick Muhlenberg | | parteilos/Anti-Administration | Pennsylvania | 3. | 2. Dezember 1793 | 4. März 1795 |
| 4. | Jonathan Dayton |  | Föderalist | New Jersey | 4. | 7. Dezember 1795 | 4. März 1797 |
| 5. | 15. Mai 1797 | 4. März 1799 | |||||
| 5. | Theodore Sedgwick |  | Föderalist | Massachusetts | 6. | 2. Dezember 1799 | 4. März 1801 |
| 6. | Nathaniel Macon | .jpg) | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | North Carolina | 7. | 7. Dezember 1801 | 4. März 1803 |
| 8. | 17. Oktober 1803 | 4. März 1805 | |||||
| 9. | 2. Dezember 1805 | 4. März 1807 | |||||
| 7. | Joseph Bradley Varnum |  | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | Massachusetts | 10. | 26. Oktober 1807 | 4. März 1809 |
| 11. | 22. Mai 1809 | 4. März 1811 | |||||
| 8. | Henry Clay |  | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | Kentucky | 12. | 4. November 1811 | 4. März 1813 |
| 13. | 24. Mai 1813 | 19. Januar 1814 | |||||
| 9. | Langdon Cheves |  | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | South Carolina | 19. Januar 1814 | 4. März 1815 | |
| 10. | Henry Clay | | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | Kentucky | 14. | 4. Dezember 1815 | 4. März 1817 |
| 15. | 1. Dezember 1817 | 4. März 1819 | |||||
| 16. | 6. Dezember 1819 | 28. Oktober 1820 | |||||
| 11. | John W. Taylor |  | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | New York | 15. November 1820 | 4. März 1821 | |
| 12. | Philip Pendleton Barbour | _(11229430026).jpg) | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | Virginia | 17. | 4. Dezember 1821 | 4. März 1823 |
| 13. | Henry Clay | | Demokratisch‐Republikanisch | Kentucky | 18. | 1. Dezember 1823 | 6. März 1825 |
| 14. | John W. Taylor | | Adams‐Republikaner | New York | 19. | 5. Dezember 1825 | 4. März 1827 |
| 15. | Andrew Stevenson |  | Jacksonier | Virginia | 20. | 3. Dezember 1827 | 4. März 1829 |
| 21. | 7. Dezember 1829 | 4. März 1831 | |||||
| 22. | 5. Dezember 1831 | 4. März 1833 | |||||
| 23. | 2. Dezember 1833 | 2. Juni 1834 | |||||
| 16. | John Bell |  | Jacksonier | Tennessee | 2. Juni 1834 | 4. März 1835 | |
| 17. | James K. Polk |  | Jacksonier/Demokrat | Tennessee | 24. | 7. Dezember 1835 | 4. März 1837 |
| 25. | 4. September 1837 | 4. März 1839 | |||||
| 18. | Robert M. T. Hunter |  | Whig | Virginia | 26. | 16. Dezember 1839 | 4. März 1841 |
| 19. | John White |  | Whig | Kentucky | 27. | 31. Mai 1841 | 4. März 1843 |
| 20. | John Winston Jones |  | Demokrat | Virginia | 28. | 4. Dezember 1843 | 4. März 1845 |
| 21. | John Wesley Davis |  | Demokrat | Indiana | 29. | 1. Dezember 1845 | 4. März 1847 |
| 22. | Robert Charles Winthrop |  | Whig | Massachusetts | 30. | 6. Dezember 1847 | 4. März 1849 |
| 23. | Howell Cobb |  | Demokrat | Georgia | 31. | 22. Dezember 1849 | 4. März 1851 |
| 24. | Linn Boyd |  | Demokrat | Kentucky | 32. | 1. Dezember 1851 | 4. März 1853 |
| 33. | 5. Dezember 1853 | 4. März 1855 | |||||
| 25. | Nathaniel Prentiss Banks |  | Amerikanisch | Massachusetts | 34. | 2. Februar 1856 | 4. März 1857 |
| 26. | James Lawrence Orr | .jpg) | Demokrat | South Carolina | 35. | 7. Dezember 1857 | 4. März 1859 |
| 27. | William Pennington |  | Republikaner | New Jersey | 36. | 1. Februar 1860 | 4. März 1861 |
| 28. | Galusha A. Grow |  | Republikaner | Pennsylvania | 37. | 4. Juli 1861 | 4. März 1863 |
| 29. | Schuyler Colfax |  | Republikaner | Indiana | 38. | 7. Dezember 1863 | 4. März 1865 |
| 39. | 4. Dezember 1865 | 4. März 1867 | |||||
| 40. | 4. März 1867 | 3. März 1869 | |||||
| 30. | Theodore Medad Pomeroy |  | Republikaner | New York | 3. März 1869 | 4. März 1869 | |
| 31. | James G. Blaine |  | Republikaner | Maine | 41. | 4. März 1869 | 4. März 1871 |
| 42. | 4. März 1871 | 4. März 1873 | |||||
| 43. | 4. März 1873 | 4. März 1875 | |||||
| 32. | Michael C. Kerr |  | Demokrat | Indiana | 44. | 6. Dezember 1875 | 19. August 1876 |
| 33. | Samuel J. Randall |  | Demokrat | Pennsylvania | 4. Dezember 1876 | 4. März 1877 | |
| 45. | 15. Oktober 1877 | 4. März 1879 | |||||
| 46. | 18. März 1879 | 4. März 1881 | |||||
| 34. | J. Warren Keifer |  | Republikaner | Ohio | 47. | 5. Dezember 1881 | 4. März 1883 |
| 35. | John Griffin Carlisle |  | Demokrat | Kentucky | 48. | 3. Dezember 1883 | 4. März 1885 |
| 49. | 7. Dezember 1885 | 4. März 1887 | |||||
| 50. | 5. Dezember 1887 | 4. März 1889 | |||||
| 36. | Thomas Brackett Reed |  | Republikaner | Maine | 51. | 2. Dezember 1889 | 4. März 1891 |
| 37. | Charles Frederick Crisp |  | Demokrat | Georgia | 52. | 8. Dezember 1891 | 4. März 1893 |
| 53. | 7. August 1893 | 4. März 1895 | |||||
| 38. | Thomas Brackett Reed |  | Republikaner | Maine | 54. | 2. Dezember 1895 | 4. März 1897 |
| 55. | 15. März 1897 | 4. März 1899 | |||||
| 39. | David B. Henderson |  | Republikaner | Iowa | 56. | 4. Dezember 1899 | 4. März 1901 |
| 57. | 2. Dezember 1901 | 4. März 1903 | |||||
| 40. | Joseph Gurney Cannon |  | Republikaner | Illinois | 58. | 9. November 1903 | 3. März 1905 |
| 59. | 4. Dezember 1905 | 4. März 1907 | |||||
| 60. | 2. Dezember 1907 | 4. März 1909 | |||||
| 61. | 15. März 1909 | 4. März 1911 | |||||
| 41. | Champ Clark |  | Demokrat | Missouri | 62. | 4. April 1911 | 4. März 1913 |
| 63. | 7. April 1913 | 4. März 1915 | |||||
| 64. | 6. Dezember 1915 | 4. März 1917 | |||||
| 65. | 2. April 1917 | 4. März 1919 | |||||
| 42. | Frederick H. Gillett |  | Republikaner | Massachusetts | 66. | 19. Mai 1919 | 4. März 1923 |
| 67. | 11. April 1921 | 4. März 1923 | |||||
| 68. | 5. Dezember 1923 | 4. März 1925 | |||||
| 43. | Nicholas Longworth |  | Republikaner | Ohio | 69. | 7. Dezember 1925 | 4. März 1927 |
| 70. | 5. Dezember 1927 | 4. März 1929 | |||||
| 71. | 15. April 1929 | 4. März 1931 | |||||
| 44. | John Nance Garner |  | Demokrat | Texas | 72. | 7. Dezember 1931 | 4. März 1933 |
| 45. | Henry T. Rainey | .jpg) | Demokrat | Illinois | 73. | 9. März 1933 | 19. August 1934 |
| 46. | Joseph W. Byrns | .jpg) | Demokrat | Tennessee | 74. | 3. Januar 1935 | 4. Juni 1936 |
| 47. | William B. Bankhead |  | Demokrat | Alabama | 4. Juni 1936 | 3. Januar 1937 | |
| 75. | 5. Januar 1937 | 3. Januar 1939 | |||||
| 76. | 3. Januar 1939 | 15. September 1940 | |||||
| 48. | Sam Rayburn |  | Demokrat | Texas | 16. September 1940 | 3. Januar 1941 | |
| 77. | 3. Januar 1941 | 3. Januar 1943 | |||||
| 78. | 6. Januar 1943 | 3. Januar 1945 | |||||
| 79. | 3. Januar 1945 | 3. Januar 1947 | |||||
| 49. | Joseph William Martin |  | Republikaner | Massachusetts | 80. | 3. Januar 1947 | 3. Januar 1949 |
| 50. | Sam Rayburn | | Demokrat | Texas | 81. | 3. Januar 1949 | 3. Januar 1951 |
| 82. | 3. Januar 1951 | 3. Januar 1953 | |||||
| 51. | Joseph William Martin | | Republikaner | Massachusetts | 83. | 3. Januar 1953 | 3. Januar 1955 |
| 52. | Sam Rayburn | | Demokrat | Texas | 84. | 3. Januar 1955 | 3. Januar 1957 |
| 85. | 3. Januar 1957 | 3. Januar 1959 | |||||
| 86. | 7. Januar 1959 | 3. Januar 1961 | |||||
| 87. | 3. Januar 1961 | 16. November 1961 | |||||
| 53. | John W. McCormack | .jpg) | Demokrat | Massachusetts | 10. Januar 1962 | 3. Januar 1963 | |
| 88. | 9. Januar 1963 | 3. Januar 1965 | |||||
| 89. | 4. Januar 1965 | 3. Januar 1967 | |||||
| 90. | 10. Januar 1967 | 3. Januar 1969 | |||||
| 91. | 3. Januar 1969 | 3. Januar 1971 | |||||
| 54. | Carl Albert |  | Demokrat | Oklahoma | 92. | 21. Januar 1971 | 3. Januar 1973 |
| 93. | 3. Januar 1973 | 3. Januar 1975 | |||||
| 94. | 14. Januar 1975 | 3. Januar 1977 | |||||
| 55. | Tip O’Neill |  | Demokrat | Massachusetts | 95. | 4. Januar 1977 | 3. Januar 1979 |
| 96. | 15. Januar 1979 | 3. Januar 1981 | |||||
| 97. | 5. Januar 1981 | 3. Januar 1983 | |||||
| 98. | 3. Januar 1983 | 3. Januar 1985 | |||||
| 99. | 3. Januar 1985 | 3. Januar 1987 | |||||
| 56. | Jim Wright |  | Demokrat | Texas | 100. | 6. Januar 1987 | 3. Januar 1989 |
| 101. | 3. Januar 1989 | 6. Juni 1989 | |||||
| 57. | Tom Foley |  | Demokrat | Washington | 6. Juni 1989 | 3. Januar 1991 | |
| 102. | 3. Januar 1991 | 5. Januar 1993 | |||||
| 103. | 5. Januar 1993 | 3. Januar 1995 | |||||
| 58. | Newt Gingrich |  | Republikaner | Georgia | 104. | 4. Januar 1995 | 3. Januar 1997 |
| 105. | 7. Januar 1997 | 3. Januar 1999 | |||||
| 59. | Dennis Hastert |  | Republikaner | Illinois | 106. | 6. Januar 1999 | 3. Januar 2001 |
| 107. | 3. Januar 2001 | 3. Januar 2003 | |||||
| 108. | 7. Januar 2003 | 3. Januar 2005 | |||||
| 109. | 3. Januar 2005 | 4. Januar 2007 | |||||
| 60. | Nancy Pelosi |  | Demokratin | Kalifornien | 110. | 4. Januar 2007 | 3. Januar 2009 |
| 111. | 6. Januar 2009 | 5. Januar 2011 | |||||
| 61. | John Boehner | _(cropped).jpg) | Republikaner | Ohio | 112. | 5. Januar 2011 | 3. Januar 2013 |
| 113. | 3. Januar 2013 | 3. Januar 2015 | |||||
| 114. | 6. Januar 2015 | 29. Oktober 2015 | |||||
| 62. | Paul Ryan |  | Republikaner | Wisconsin | 29. Oktober 2015 | 3. Januar 2017 | |
| 115. | 3. Januar 2017 | 3. Januar 2019 | |||||
| 63. | Nancy Pelosi | .jpg) | Demokratin | Kalifornien | 116. | 3. Januar 2019 |
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