Indiana House of Representatives

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The Indiana House of Representatives is the lower house of the Indiana General Assembly, the state legislature of the U.S. state of Indiana. The House is composed of 100 members representing 100 distinct districts. House members serve two-year terms without term limits.

The House convenes at the Indiana State House in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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Indiana House Districts.


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[edit] Composition of the House

Affiliation Members
  Democratic Party 51
  Republican Party 49
 Total
 100
 Majority
 2

[edit] Officers

Position Name Party
Speaker of the House B. Patrick Bauer Democrat
Majority Leader Russ Stilwell Democrat
Minority Leader Brian Bosma Republican

[edit] Members of the Indiana House of Representatives

District Representative Party Residence
1 Linda Lawson Democrat Hammond
2 Earl Harris Democrat East Chicago
3 Charlie Brown Democrat Gary
4 Edmond Soliday Republican Valparaiso
5 Craig R. Fry Democrat Mishawaka
6 B. Patrick Bauer Democrat South Bend
7 David L. Niezgodski Democrat South Bend
8 Ryan Dvorak Democrat South Bend
9 Scott Pelath Democrat Michigan City
10 Duane Cheney Democrat Portage
11 Dan Stevenson Democrat Highland
12 Mara Candelaria Reardon Democrat Munster
13 Chet Dobis Democrat Merrillville
14 Vernon G. Smith Democrat Gary
15 Don Lehe Republican Brookston
16 Eric Gutwein Republican Francesville
17 Nancy Dembowski Democrat Knox
18 David A. Wolkins Republican Winona Lake
19 Shelli VanDenburgh Democrat Crown Point
20 Thomas Dermody Republican LaPorte
21 Jackie Walorski Republican Lakeville
22 William J. Ruppel Republican North Manchester
23 William C. Friend Republican Macy
24 Richard W. McClain Republican Logansport
25 Jeb Bardon Democrat Indianapolis
26 Joe Micon Democrat West Lafayette
27 Sheila Klinker Democrat Lafayette, Indiana
28 Jeff Thompson Republican Lizton
29 Kathy K. Richardson Republican Noblesville
30 Ron Herrell Democrat Kokomo
31 Tim Harris Republican Marion
32 P. Eric Turner Republican Marion
33 Bill Davis Republican Portland
34 Dennis Tyler Democrat Muncie
35 L. Jack Lutz Republican Anderson
36 Terri J. Austin Democrat Anderson
37 Scott Reske Democrat Pendleton
38 Jim Buck Republican Kokomo
39 Jerry R. Torr Republican Carmel
40 Greg Steuerwald Republican Brownsburg
41 Tim Brown Republican Crawfordsville
42 F. Dale Grubb Democrat Covington
43 Clyde Kersey Democrat Terre Haute
44 Amos Thomas Republican Brazil
45 Bruce Borders Republican Jasonville
46 Vern Tincher Democrat Terre Haute
47 Ralph M. Foley Republican Martinsville
48 Tim Neese Republican Elkhart
49 John D. Ulmer Republican Goshen
50 Dan Leonard Republican Huntington
51 Richard Dodge Republican Pleasant Lake
52 Martin Stutzman Republican Howe
53 Bob Cherry Republican Greenfield
54 Thomas E. Saunders Republican Lewisville
55 Thomas Knollman Republican Liberty
56 Phil Pflum Democrat Milton
57 Sean Eberhardt Republican Shelbyville
58 Woody Burton Republican Shelbyville
59 Milo E. Smith Republican Columbus
60 Peggy Welch Democrat Bloomington
61 Matt Pierce Democrat Bloomington
62 Jerry Denbo Democrat French Lick
63 Dave Crooks Democrat Washington
64 Kreg Battles Democrat Vincennes
65 Eric Allan Koch Republican Bedford
66 Terry Goodin Democrat Austin
67 Cleo Duncan Republican Greensburg
68 Bob Bischoff Democrat Lawrenceburg
69 Dave Cheatham Democrat North Vernon
70 Paul Robertson Democrat Greencastle
71 Steven R. Stemler Democrat Jeffersonville
72 William Cochran Democrat New Albany
73 Dennie Oxley Democrat Taswell
74 Russ Stilwell Democrat Boonville
75 Dennis T. Avery Democrat Evansville
76 Trent Van Haaften Democrat Mount Vernon
77 Phil Hoy Democrat Evansville
78 Suzanne Crouch Republican Evansville
79 Michael A. Ripley Republican Monroe
80 Phil GiaQuinta Democrat Fort Wayne
81 Win Moses Democrat Fort Wayne
82 Jim Espich Republican Uniondale
83 Matt Bell Republican Avilla
84 Randy L. Borror Republican Fort Wayne
85 Phyllis J. Pond Republican New Haven
86 David Orentlicher Democrat Indianapolis
87 Cindy Noe Republican Indianapolis
88 Brian Bosma Republican Indianapolis
89 Lawrence L. Buell Republican Indianapolis
90 Michael B. Murphy Republican Indianapolis
91 Robert Behning Republican Indianapolis
92 Phillip Hinkle Republican Indianapolis
93 David Frizzell Republican Indianapolis
94 Carolene Mays Democrat Indianapolis
95 Mae Dickinson Democrat Indianapolis
96 Gregory W. Porter Democrat Indianapolis
97 Jon Elrod Republican Indianapolis
98 Bill Crawford Democrat Indianapolis
99 Vanessa Summers Democrat Indianapolis
100 John Day Democrat Indianapolis

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