List of members of the 89th Session of the Iowa House of Representatives

The Iowa House of Representatives is the lower house of the Iowa General Assembly, the legislature of the U.S. state of Iowa. One State Representative is elected from each of the state's 100 electoral districts, with each House district making up half of a Senate district. The 2021-23 term is part of the 89th General Assembly. As of January 11, 2021^[update], 59 of the seats are held by Republicans and 41 by Democrats. The presiding officer is the Speaker of the House, who is chosen by the majority party and elected by the House. In addition, representatives elect a Speaker Pro Tempore, chosen in the same manner as the Speaker, and the respective party caucuses elect a majority and minority leader, a majority and minority whip, and assistant party leaders.^[1]

Representatives serve for two-year terms and are elected in the general election on election day, as part of the presidential and midterm elections. Newly elected representatives are sworn in and begin work on the second Monday of January.^[1] Should a representative resign from office before his or her term expires, the governor calls a special election to replace the representative.^[2] Representatives are not term-limited.^[3]

Representatives generally serve on several standing committees and often serve on joint appropriations subcommittees, permanent statutory committees, and various boards and commissions.

Party composition[edit]

Party composition as of October 13, 2021^[update].
Affiliation	Members
Republican	60
Democratic	40
Total	100

Current leadership[edit]

House leadership as of January 11, 2021^[update].
Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Pat Grassley	Republican	50
Speaker pro tempore	John Wills	Republican	1
Majority Leader	Matt Windschitl	Republican	17
Minority Leader	Jennifer Konfrst	Democratic	43

Current State Representatives[edit]

District	Jurisdiction(s) represented	Representative	Party	First elected	Standing Committee Leader	Appropriations Subcommittee Member
1	Dickinson, Lyon, and Osceola	John Wills	Republican	2014
2	Clay, Dickinson, and Palo Alto	Megan Jones	Republican	2012
3	Cherokee, O'Brien, Plymouth, and Sioux	Dennis Bush	Republican	2020	N/A	Agriculture and Natural Resources (Vice Chair)
4	Sioux	Skyler Wheeler	Republican	2016	Education (Vice Chair)
5	Plymouth and Woodbury	Thomas Jeneary	Republican	2018	Natural Resources (Vice Chair)
6	Woodbury	Jacob Bossman	Republican	2018	N/A	Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Chair)
7	Emmet, Kossuth, and Winnebago	Henry Stone	Republican	2020	Economic Growth (Vice Chair)
8	Hancock, Kossuth, and Wright	Terry Baxter	Republican	2014
9	Webster	Ann Meyer	Republican	2018	Human Resources (Chair)
10	Calhoun, Humboldt, Pocahontas, and Webster	Mike Sexton	Republican	2014
11	Buena Vista and Sac	Gary Worthan	Republican	2006^[a]	N/A	Justice System (Chair)
12	Audubon, Carroll, and Crawford	Brian Best	Republican	2014	Transportation (Chair)
13	Woodbury	Chris Hall	Democratic	2010	Appropriations (Ranking Member)
14	Woodbury	Steve Hansen	Democratic	2020
15	Pottawattamie	Charlie McConkey	Democratic	2014
16	Pottawattamie	Brent Siegrist	Republican	2020	Administration and Rules (Vice Chair); Local Government (Vice Chair)
17	Harrison, Ida, Monona, and Woodbury	Matt Windschitl	Republican	2006
18	Crawford, Harrison, and Shelby	Steven Holt	Republican	2014	Judiciary (Chair)
19	Dallas and Polk	Carter Nordman	Republican	2020	Ways and Means (Vice Chair)
20	Adair, Cass, Dallas, and Guthrie	Ray Sorensen	Republican	2018	Economic Growth (Chair)
21	Adams, Cass, Pottawattamie, and Union	Tom Moore	Republican	2015^[b]	Environmental Protection (Vice Chair)
22	Pottawattamie	Jon Jacobsen	Republican	2017	Government Oversight (Vice Chair)
23	Fremont, Mills, and Montgomery	David Sieck	Republican	2015^[c]	Information Technology (Vice Chair)
24	Montgomery, Page, Ringgold, and Taylor	Cecil Dolecheck	Republican	1996	Administration and Rules (Chair)
25	Madison and Warren	Stan Gustafson	Republican	2014^[d]	Ethics (Vice Chair); Judiciary (Vice Chair)
26	Warren	Brooke Boden	Republican	2020	State Government (Vice Chair)
27	Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, and Wayne	Joel Fry	Republican	2010	N/A	Health and Human Services (Chair)
28	Jasper, Lucas, and Marion	Jon Thorup	Republican	2018
29	Jasper	Jon Dunwell	Republican	2021^[e]
30	Polk	Brian Lohse	Republican	2018	Information Technology (Chair)
31	Polk	Rick Olson	Democratic	2004
32	Polk	Ruth Ann Gaines	Democratic	2010	Government Oversight (Ranking Member)
33	Polk	Brian Meyer	Democratic	2013
34	Polk	Bruce Hunter	Democratic	2003^[f]	Labor (Ranking Member)
35	Polk	Ako Abdul-Samad	Democratic	2006
36	Polk	Marti Anderson	Democratic	2012	N/A	Justice System (Ranking Member)
37	Polk	Mike Bousselot	Republican	2021 ^[g]	N/A
38	Polk	Garrett Gobble	Republican	2020	N/A	Education (Vice Chair)
39	Polk	Eddie Andrews	Republican	2020	N/A	Health and Human Services (Vice Chair)
40	Polk	John Forbes	Democratic	2012	N/A	Health and Human Services (Ranking Member)
41	Polk	Jo Oldson	Democratic	2002	Commerce (Ranking Member)
42	Polk and Warren	Kristin Sunde	Democratic	2018	N/A	Administration and Regulation (Ranking Member)
43	Polk	Jennifer Konfrst	Democratic	2018
44	Dallas	Kenan Judge	Democratic	2018	Agriculture (Ranking Member)
45	Story	Beth Wessel-Kroeschell	Democratic	2004	Human Resources (Ranking Member)
46	Story	Ross Wilburn	Democratic	2020	Veterans Affairs (Ranking Member)
47	Boone and Greene	Phil Thompson	Republican	2018	N/A	Economic Development (Chair)
48	Boone, Hamilton, Story, and Webster	Robert Bacon	Republican	2012	Natural Resources (Chair)
49	Hardin and Story	Dave Deyoe	Republican	2006	Labor (Chair)
50	Butler, Grundy, and Hardin	Pat Grassley	Republican	2006
51	Howard, Mitchell, Winneshiek, and Worth	Jane Bloomingdale	Republican	2016	Local Government (Chair)
52	Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, and Floyd	Todd Prichard	Democratic	2013^[h]
53	Cerro Gordo	Sharon Steckman	Democratic	2008	N/A	Agriculture and Natural Resources (Ranking Member)
54	Butler, Cerro Gordo, and Franklin	Shannon Latham	Republican	2020	Appropriations (Vice Chair)
55	Clayton, Fayette, and Winneshiek	Michael Bergan	Republican	2016	N/A	Administration and Regulation (Vice Chair)
56	Allamakee and Clayton	Anne Osmundson	Republican	2018	Ethics (Chair)	Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Vice Chair)
57	Dubuque	Shannon Lundgren	Republican	2016	Commerce (Chair)
58	Dubuque, Jackson, and Jones	Steve Bradley	Republican	2020	Human Resources (Vice Chair)
59	Black Hawk	Bob Kressig	Democratic	2004	Transportation (Ranking Member)
60	Black Hawk	Dave Williams	Democratic	2018	Information Technology (Ranking Member)
61	Black Hawk	Timi Brown-Powers	Democratic	2014	Natural Resources (Ranking Member)
62	Black Hawk	Ras Smith	Democratic	2016	Education (Ranking Member)
63	Black Hawk and Bremer	Sandy Salmon	Republican	2012	Veterans Affairs (Chair)
64	Buchanan and Fayette	Chad Ingels	Republican	2020	Agriculture (Vice Chair)
65	Linn	Liz Bennett	Democratic	2014	Economic Growth (Ranking Member)
66	Linn	Art Staed	Democratic	2006; 2012 ^[i]	Environmental Protection (Ranking Member)
67	Linn	Eric Gjerde	Democratic	2020
68	Linn	Molly Donahue	Democratic	2018
69	Linn	Kirsten Running-Marquardt	Democratic	2009^[j]	N/A	Economic Development (Ranking Member)
70	Linn	Tracy Ehlert	Democratic	2018
71	Marshall	Sue Cahill	Democratic	2020
72	Black Hawk, Marshall, and Tama	Dean Fisher	Republican	2012	Environmental Protection (Chair)
73	Cedar, Johnson, and Muscatine	Bobby Kaufmann	Republican	2012	State Government (Chair)
74	Johnson	David Jacoby	Democratic	2003^[k]	Ways and Means (Ranking Member)
75	Benton and Iowa	Thomas Gerhold	Republican	2018	N/A	Economic Development (Vice Chair)
76	Iowa, Johnson, and Poweshiek	David Maxwell	Republican	2012	Transportation (Vice Chair)
77	Johnson	Amy Nielsen	Democratic	2016	Local Government (Ranking Member)
78	Keokuk and Washington	Jarad Klein	Republican	2010	Public Safety (Chair)
79	Mahaska and Marion	Dustin Hite	Republican	2018	Education (Chair)
80	Appanoose, Mahaska, Monroe, and Wapello	Holly Brink	Republican	2018	Government Oversight (Chair)
81	Wapello	Cherielynn Westrich	Republican	2020	Public Safety (Vice Chair)
82	Davis, Jefferson, Van Buren	Jeff Shipley	Republican	2018	Labor (Vice Chair)
83	Lee	Martin Graber	Republican	2020	Veterans Affairs (Vice Chair)
84	Henry, Jefferson, Lee, and Washington	Joe Mitchell	Republican	2018
85	Johnson	Christina Bohannan	Democratic	2020
86	Johnson	Mary Mascher	Democratic	1994	State Government (Ranking Member)
87	Des Moines	Dennis Cohoon	Democratic	1986	N/A	Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Ranking Member)
88	Des Moines, Louisa, and Muscatine	David Kerr	Republican	2016	N/A	Education (Chair)
89	Scott	Monica Kurth	Democratic	2017	Ethics (Ranking Member)
90	Scott	Cindy Winckler	Democratic	2000	N/A	Education (Ranking Member)
91	Muscatine	Mark Cisneros	Republican	2020	Commerce (Vice Chair)
92	Scott	Ross Paustian	Republican	2014	Agriculture (Chair)
93	Scott	Phyllis Thede	Democratic	2008	Administration and Rules (Ranking Member)
94	Scott	Gary Mohr	Republican	2016	Appropriations (Chair)
95	Buchanan and Linn	Charlie McClintock	Republican	2020	N/A	Justice System (Vice Chair)
96	Delaware and Jones	Lee Hein	Republican	2010	Ways and Means (Chair)
97	Clinton and Scott	Norlin Mommsen	Republican	2014	N/A	Agriculture and Natural Resources (Chair)
98	Clinton	Mary Wolfe	Democratic	2010	Judiciary (Ranking Member)
99	Dubuque	Lindsay James	Democratic	2018
100	Dubuque	Charles Isenhart	Democratic	2008

Notes[edit]

^ First elected in a December 13, 2006 special election.
^ First elected in a December 8, 2015 special election.
^ First elected in a February 10, 2015 special election.
^ First elected in a January 7, 2014 special election.
^ First elected in a October 12, 2021 special election.
^ First elected in a February 11, 2003 special election.
^ First elected in a September 14, 2021 special election.
^ Brian Quirk was elected to this seat, but resigned before term start - Todd Prichard was sworn in on January 29, 2013 to succeed Quirk.^[4]
^ First elected in 2006, lost re-election to the House in 2008, elected to the House in 2012.
^ First elected in a November 24, 2009 special election.
^ First elected in an August 26, 2003 special election.

References[edit]

General

"Journal of the Senate, Eighty-Fourth General Assembly, 2011 Regular Session" (PDF). State of Iowa. Retrieved July 15, 2012.
"1857 Constitution of the State of Iowa - Codified". Retrieved July 15, 2012.
Iowa Official Register, 2011-2012. Vol. 74. Iowa General Assembly, Legislative Services Agency, Glen Dickinson, Director.
"House, General Assembly: 86 (01/12/2015 – 01/08/2017)". Iowa General Assembly. Retrieved February 15, 2015.
"Leadership, General Assembly: 86 (01/12/2015 – 01/08/2017)". Iowa General Assembly. Retrieved February 15, 2015.
"Election Results and Statistics". Iowa Secretary of State. Retrieved February 15, 2015.

Specific

^ ^a ^b Legislative Guide to the Iowa General Assembly (PDF). Legal Services Division, Iowa Legislative Services Agency. December 2006. p. 2. Retrieved October 23, 2012.
^ "Iowa Code 2011 + Supplement §69.14" (PDF). January 9, 2012. Retrieved October 23, 2012.
^ National Conference of State Legislatures (June 2009). "The Term Limited States". Retrieved October 23, 2012.
^ "Swearing In". toddprichard.com. January 29, 2013. Archived from the original on April 16, 2015. Retrieved August 12, 2013.

External links[edit]

Iowa General Assembly

[4] First elected in a December 13, 2006 special election.

[5] First elected in a December 8, 2015 special election.

[6] First elected in a February 10, 2015 special election.

[7] First elected in a January 7, 2014 special election.

[8] First elected in a October 12, 2021 special election.

[9] First elected in a February 11, 2003 special election.

[10] First elected in a September 14, 2021 special election.

[12] Brian Quirk was elected to this seat, but resigned before term start - Todd Prichard was sworn in on January 29, 2013 to succeed Quirk.^[4]

[13] First elected in 2006, lost re-election to the House in 2008, elected to the House in 2012.

[14] First elected in a November 24, 2009 special election.

[15] First elected in an August 26, 2003 special election.

[GAGuidep2-1] Legislative Guide to the Iowa General Assembly (PDF). Legal Services Division, Iowa Legislative Services Agency. December 2006. p. 2. Retrieved October 23, 2012.

[2] "Iowa Code 2011 + Supplement §69.14" (PDF). January 9, 2012. Retrieved October 23, 2012.

[3] National Conference of State Legislatures (June 2009). "The Term Limited States". Retrieved October 23, 2012.

[11] "Swearing In". toddprichard.com. January 29, 2013. Archived from the original on April 16, 2015. Retrieved August 12, 2013.

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State Senate	Amy Sinclair, President Brad Zaun, President pro tempore Jack Whitver, Majority Leader Pam Jochum, Minority Leader
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