Indiana House of Representatives




Coordinates: 38°46′7.54″N 86°9′45.54″W / 38.7687611°N 86.1626500°W / 38.7687611; -86.1626500









































































Indiana House of Representatives
Indiana General Assembly
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type

Lower house
Term limits
None
History
New session started
January 3, 2019 (2019-01-03)
Leadership
Speaker of the House

Brian Bosma (R)
since November 16, 2010
Majority Leader
Matthew Lehman (R)
since October 6, 2015
Minority Leader

Phil GiaQuinta (D)
since November 7, 2018
Structure
Seats 100
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Political groups

Majority

  •   Republican (67)

Minority



  •   Democratic (33)

Length of term
2 years
Authority Article 4, Indiana Constitution
Salary $22,616.46/year + per diem
Elections
Last election
November 6, 2018
(100 seats)
Next election
November 3, 2020
(100 seats)
Redistricting Legislative Control
Meeting place
Indiana House of Representatives Chambers, Indiana Statehouse, Indianapolis, Indiana.jpg

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House of Representatives Chamber
Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis, Indiana
Website
Indiana General Assembly

The Indiana House of Representatives is the lower house of the Indiana General Assembly, the state legislature of the United States state of Indiana. The House is composed of 100 members representing an equal number of constituent districts. House members serve two-year terms without term limits. According to the 2010 census, each State House district contains an average of 64,838 people.


The House convenes at the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis.




Contents






  • 1 Terms & qualifications


  • 2 Composition of the House


    • 2.1 Officers


    • 2.2 Members of the Indiana House of Representatives




  • 3 Standing Committees


  • 4 History


    • 4.1 2012 Election




  • 5 Past composition of the House of Representatives


  • 6 See also


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





Terms & qualifications


In order to run for a seat for the Indiana House of Representatives one must be 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 1 year at the time 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








































































Affiliation
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

Begin 2015
71
29
100
0

Begin 2017
70
30
100
0

Begin 2019
67
33
100
0
Latest voting share

7001670000000000000♠67%

7001330000000000000♠33%



Officers



























































Office Representative Party Residence First Elected

Speaker of the House

Brian Bosma
Rep

Indianapolis
1986
Speaker pro tempore

Bill Friend
Rep

Macy
1992
Majority Floor Leader
Matthew Lehman
Rep

Berne
2008
Majority Caucus Chair

Greg Steuerwald
Rep

Brownsburg
2007
Minority Leader

Phil GiaQuinta
Dem

Fort Wayne
2006
Minority Floor Leader

Cherrish Pryor
Dem

Indianapolis
2008
Minority Caucus Chair

Mara Candelaria Reardon
Dem

Munster
2006


Members of the Indiana House of Representatives






































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































District Representative Party Residence First elected
1

Carolyn Jackson
Dem

Hammond
2018
2
Earl Harris, Jr.
Dem

East Chicago
2016
3

Ragen Hatcher
Dem

Gary
2018
4

Edmond Soliday
Rep

Valparaiso
2006
5

Dale DeVon
Rep

Granger
2012
6

B. Patrick Bauer
Dem

South Bend
1970
7
Joe Taylor
Dem

South Bend
2016
8

Ryan Dvorak
Dem
South Bend
2002
9

Patricia Boy
Dem

Michigan City
2018
10

Charles Moseley
Dem

Portage
2008
11

Michael Aylesworth
Rep

Hebron
2014
12

Mara Candelaria Reardon
Dem

Munster
2016 (2006–2014)
13

Sharon Negele
Rep

Attica
2012
14

Vernon Smith
Dem

Gary
1990
15

Chris Chyung
Dem

Dyer
2018
16

Douglas Gutwein
Rep

Francesville
2008
17
Jack Jordan
Rep

Bremen
2016
18

David Wolkins
Rep

Winona Lake
1988
19
Lisa Beck
Dem

Hebron
2018
20
Jim Pressel
Rep

LaPorte
2016
21

Timothy Wesco
Rep

Mishawaka
2010
22
Curt Nisly
Rep

Elkhart
2014
23

Ethan Manning
Rep

Macy
2018
24

Donna Schaibley
Rep

Carmel
2014
25

Don 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
30

Michael Karickhoff
Rep

Kokomo
2010
31
Kevin Mahan
Rep

Hartford City
2010
32
Tony Cook
Rep

Cicero
2014
33
J.D. Prescott
Rep

Winchester
2018
34

Sue Errington
Dem

Muncie
2012
35
Melanie Wright
Dem

Yorktown
2014
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

Beau 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

Christy Stutzman
Rep

Middlebury
2018
50

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 Saunders
Rep

Lewisville
1996
55

Cindy Ziemke
Rep

Batesville
2012
56
Bradford Barrett
Rep

Richmond
2018
57

Sean Eberhart
Rep

Shelbyville
2006
58

Woody Burton
Rep
Whiteland[2]
1988
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 Branch
2018
65
Christopher May
Rep

Bedford
2016
66

Terry Goodin
Dem

Austin
2000
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
Steve Davisson
Rep

Salem
2010
74
Stephen Bartels
Rep

Eckerty
2017†
75

Ronald Bacon
Rep

Boonville
2010
76

Wendy McNamara
Rep

Mount Vernon
2010
77
Ryan Hatfield
Dem
Evansville
2016
78
Holli Sullivan
Rep
Evansville
2014†
79
Matthew Lehman
Rep

Berne
2008
80

Phil GiaQuinta
Dem

Fort Wayne
2006
81
Martin Carbaugh
Rep

Fort Wayne
2012
82
David Abbott
Rep

Rome City
2018†
83
Christopher Judy
Rep

Aboite
2014
84
Robert Morris
Rep

Fort Wayne
2010
85
Dave Heine
Rep

Fort Wayne
2016
86

Edward DeLaney
Dem

Indianapolis
2008
87
Carey Hamilton
Dem

Indianapolis
2016
88

Brian Bosma
Rep

Indianapolis
1986
89

Cindy Kirchhofer
Rep

Indianapolis
2010
90

Mike Speedy
Rep

Indianapolis
2010
91

Robert Behning
Rep

Indianapolis
1992
92

Karlee Macer
Dem

Indianapolis
2012
93

David Frizzell
Rep

Indianapolis
1992
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

Dan Forestal
Dem

Indianapolis
2012

†Member was initially appointed to the seat.



Standing Committees


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Committee Chair Vice Chair
Agriculture and Rural Development
Don Lehe (R-25)

Alan Morrison (R-42)
Commerce, Small Business, and Economic Development
Robert Morris (R-84)

Doug Miller (R-48)
Committee 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)
Education
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 Affairs
David Frizzell (R-93)

Cindy Ziemke (R-55)
Financial Institutions
Woody Burton (R-58)

Robert Heaton (R-46)
Government and Regulatory Reform
Kevin Mahan (R-31)

Jim Lucas (R-69)
Insurance
Martin Carbaugh (R-81)

Richard Hamm (R-56)
Judiciary
Gregory Steuerwald (R-40)

Wendy McNamara (R-76)
Local Government
Dennis Zent (R-51)

Bruce Borders (R-45)
Natural Resources
Sean Ebthart (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-90)
Rules and Legislative Procedures
Jerry Torr (R-39)

Gregory Steuerwald (R-40)
Select Government on Government Reduction
Doug Gutwein (R-16)

Mike Aylesworth (R-11)
Statutory Committee on Ethics
Gregory Steuerwald (R-40)

Clyde Kersey (R-43)
Statutory Committee on Interstate and International Cooperation
Wes Culver (R-49)

Thomas Saunders (R-54)
Utilities, Energy, and Telecommunications
David Ober (R)

Dale Deon (R-5)
Veterans Affairs and Public Safety
Randall Frye (R-67)

Chris Judy (R-83)
Ways and Means
Timothy Brown (R-41)

Robert Cherry (R-53)


History



The Indiana House of Representatives held its first session in the first statehouse in the original state capital of Corydon and the first speaker of the body was Isaac Blackford. Under the terms of the constitution of 1816, state representatives served one years terms, meaning elections were held annually. In 1851, the constitution was replaced by the current constitution and terms were lengthened to two years, but sessions were held biennially. A 1972 constitutional amendment allowed for a short legislative session to be held in odd numbered years.



2012 Election


On November 6, 2012, the Republican Party in Indiana expanded their majority in the House of Representatives from 60 members in the 117th General Assembly to 69 members, a "quorum-proof" majority. The Republicans were able to take 69% of the seats, despite having only received approximately 54% of the votes for the state's House of Representatives.


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



Past composition of the House of Representatives




See also




  • Speaker of the Indiana State House of Representatives

  • Indiana Senate

  • Government of Indiana

  • Politics of Indiana

  • American Legislative Exchange Council members



References





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External links



  • Indiana General Assembly


  • Indiana House of Representatives at Ballotpedia


  • State House of Indiana at Project Vote Smart

  • Indiana House Democrats

  • Indiana House Republicans


  • 2015 Indiana Candidate Guide - Qualifications











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