The speaker of the Indiana State House of Representatives is the highest official in the Indiana House of Representatives, customarily elected from the ranks of the majority party. As in most Anglophone countries and provinces, the speaker presides over the lower house of the legislature.

The current speaker is Todd Huston.

List of speakers of the Indiana House of Representatives + Speakers of the Indiana House of Representatives Assembly Term Name Party District 1st November 4, 1816–December 1, 1817 Isaac Newton Blackford   Nonpartisan Knox 2nd December 1, 1817–December 7, 1818 Amos Lane   Nonpartisan Dearborn 3rd December 7, 1818–November 19, 1821 Williamson Dunn   Nonpartisan Jefferson, Jennings, & Ripley 4th 5th 6th November 19, 1821–December 2, 1822 Samuel Milroy   Nonpartisan Washington & Scott 7th December 2, 1822–December 1, 1823 General Washington Johnston   Nonpartisan Knox 8th December 1, 1823–January 10, 1824 David Hervey Maxwell   Nonpartisan Monroe 9th January 10, 1825–December 5, 1825 Stephen Stevens   Nonpartisan Switzerland 10th December 5, 1825–December 4, 1826 Robert Morgan Evans   Nonpartisan Gibson 11th December 4, 1826–December 1, 1828 Harbin H. Moore   Nonpartisan Harrison 12th 13th December 1, 1828–December 7, 1829 Isaac Howk   Nonpartisan Clark 14th December 7, 1829–December 6, 1830 Ross Smiley   Nonpartisan Union 15th December 6, 1830–December 5, 1831 Isaac Howk   Nonpartisan Clark 16th December 5, 1831–December 3, 1832 Harbin H. Moore   Nonpartisan Floyd 17th December 3, 1832–December 2, 1833 John Wesley Davis   Nonpartisan Sullivan 18th December 2, 1833–December 1, 1834 Nathan B. Palmer   Nonpartisan Jefferson 19th December 1, 1834–December 7, 1835 James Gregory   Whig Warren 20th December 7, 1835–December 4, 1837 Caleb Blood Smith   Whig Fayette 21st 22nd December 4, 1837–December 2, 1839 Thomas Jefferson Evans   Whig Fountain 23rd 24th December 2, 1839–December 7, 1840 James G. Read   Democratic Clark 25th December 7, 1840–December 6, 1841 Samuel Judah   Whig Knox 26th December 6, 1841–December 5, 1842 John Wesley Davis   Democratic Sullivan 27th December 5, 1842–December 4, 1843 Thomas Jefferson Henley   Democratic Clark 28th December 4, 1843–December 2, 1844 Andrew L. Robinson   Democratic Carroll 29th December 2, 1844–December 1, 1845 Alexander Campbell Stevenson   Whig Putnam 30th December 1, 1845–December 7, 1846 John S. Simonson   Democratic Clark 31st December 7, 1846–December 6, 1847 Robert N. Carnan   Whig Knox 32nd December 6, 1847–December 4, 1848 William A. Porter   Whig Harrison 33rd December 4, 1848–December 30, 1850 George W. Carr   Democratic Lawrence 34th 35th December 30, 1850–December 1, 1851 Ebenezer Dumont   Democratic Dearborn 36th December 1, 1851–April 6, 1852 John Wesley Davis   Democratic Sullivan Vacant (April 6–8, 1852) April 8, 1852–November 3, 1852 William Hayden English   Democratic Scott 37th November 3, 1852–November 8, 1854 Oliver Brooks Torbet   Democratic Dearborn 38th November 8, 1854–November 5, 1856 David Kilgore   People's Delaware 39th November 5, 1856–November 3, 1858 Ballard Smith   Democratic Perry 40th November 3, 1858–November 7, 1860 Jonathan W. Gordon   Republican Marion 41st November 7, 1860–November 5, 1862 Cyrus M. Allen   Republican Knox 42nd November 5, 1862–November 9, 1864 Samuel Hamilton Buskirk   Democratic Monroe 43rd November 9, 1864–November 7, 1866 John Pettit   Republican Wabash 44th November 7, 1866–November 4, 1868 David C. Branham   Republican Jefferson 45th November 4, 1868–April 8, 1869 Ambrose P. Stanton   Republican Marion April 8, 1869–November 9, 1870 George A. Buskirk   Republican Monroe 46th November 9, 1870–November 6, 1872 William G. Mack   Democratic Vigo 47th November 6, 1872–November 4, 1874 William K. Edwards   Republican Vigo 48th November 4, 1874–November 8, 1876 David Turpie   Democratic Marion 49th November 8, 1876–November 6, 1878 John Overmyer   Republican Jennings 50th November 6, 1878–November 3, 1880 Henry Sullivan Cauthorn   Democratic Knox 51st November 3, 1880–November 8, 1882 William Marion Ridpath   Republican Clay, Hendricks, & Putnam 52nd November 8, 1882–November 5, 1884 William D. Bynum   Democratic Marion 53rd November 5, 1884–November 3, 1886 Charles L. Jewett   Democratic Clark, Floyd, & Scott 54th November 3, 1886–November 7, 1888 Warren G. Sayre   Republican Wabash 55th November 7, 1888–November 9, 1892 Mason J. Niblack   Democratic Knox 56th 57th November 9, 1892–November 7, 1894 James B. Curtis   Democratic Marion & Shelby 58th November 7, 1894–November 9, 1896 Justus C. Adams   Republican Marion 59th November 9, 1896–November 9, 1898 Henry C. Petitt   Republican Wabash 60th November 9, 1898–7, 1900 Frank L. Littleton   Republican Marion 61st November 7, 1900–November 5, 1902 Samuel R. Artman   Republican Boone, Hamilton, Madison & Montgomery 62nd November 5, 1902–November 9, 1904 Henry Wright Marshall, Sr.   Republican Tippecanoe & Warren 63rd November 9, 1904–November 7, 1906 Sidney W. Cantwell   Republican Blackford, Jay, & Randolph 64th November 7, 1906–November 4, 1908 Emmett Forrest Branch   Republican Morgan 65th November 4, 1908–November 9, 1910 Thomas Michael Honan   Democratic Jackson 66th November 9, 1910–November 6, 1912 Albert Julius Veneman   Democratic Gibson, Knox, & Vanderburgh 67th November 6, 1912–November 4, 1914 Homer Livingston Cook   Democratic Marion 68th November 4, 1914–November 8, 1916 Charles Haddon Bedwell   Democratic Sullivan 69th November 8, 1916–November 3, 1920 Jesse E. Eschbach   Republican Kosciusko 70th 71st November 3, 1920–December 14, 1921 John F. McClure   Republican Madison December 14, 1921–November 8, 1922 Claude A. Smith   Republican Gibson 72nd November 8, 1922–November 4, 1924 Raymond C. Morgan   Republican Henry 73rd November 5, 1924–November 7, 1928 Harry G. Leslie   Republican Tippecanoe & Warren 74th 75th November 7, 1928–November 5, 1930 James Merrill Knapp   Republican Wayne 76th November 5, 1930–November 9, 1932 Walter D. Myers   Democratic Marion 77th November 9, 1932–November 7, 1934 Henry C. Crawford   Democratic Union & Wayne 78th November 7, 1934–November 9, 1938 Edward H. Stein   Democratic Greene 79th 80th November 9, 1938–November 4, 1942 James M. Knapp   Republican Wayne 81st 82nd November 4, 1942–November 3, 1948 William H. Creighton   Republican Kosciusko 83rd 84th 85th November 3, 1948–November 8, 1950 Robert H. Heller   Democratic Adams & Wells 86th November 8, 1950–November 5, 1952 Winfred O. Hughes   Republican Allen 87th November 5, 1952–November 3, 1954 James D. Allen   Republican Orange & Washington 88th November 3, 1954–November 5, 1958 George S. Diener   Republican Marion 89th 90th November 5, 1958–November 9, 1960 Birch Bayh   Democratic Vigo 91st November 9, 1960–November 4, 1964 Richard W. Guthrie   Republican Marion 92nd 93rd November 4, 1964–November 9, 1966 Richard C. Bodine   Democratic St. Joseph 94th November 9, 1966–November 8, 1972 Otis Bowen   Republican 8th District 95th 96th 97th November 8, 1972–November 6, 1974 Kermit O. Burrous   Republican 22nd District 98th November 6, 1974–November 3, 1976 Phillip E. Bainbridge   Democratic 2nd District 99th November 3, 1976–November 5, 1980 Kermit O. Burrous   Republican 22nd District 100th 101st November 5, 1980–November 3, 1982 J. Roberts Dailey   Republican 37th District 102nd November 3, 1982–November 5, 1986 35th District 103rd 104th November 5, 1986–November 9, 1988 Paul S. Mannweiler   Republican 49th District 105th November 9, 1988–November 7, 1990 Paul S. Mannweiler   Republican 49th District Michael K. Phillips   Democratic 74th District 106th November 7, 1990–November 9, 1994 Michael K. Phillips   Democratic 74th District 107th 108th November 9, 1994–November 6, 1996 Paul S. Mannweiler   Republican 87th District 109th November 6, 1996–November 6, 2002 John R. Gregg   Democratic 45th District 110th 111th 112th November 6, 2002–November 3, 2004 Pat Bauer   Democratic 6th District 113th November 3, 2004–November 8, 2006 Brian Bosma   Republican 88th District 114th November 8, 2006–November 3, 2010 Pat Bauer   Democratic 6th District 115th 116th November 3, 2010–March 9, 2020 Brian Bosma   Republican 88th District 117th 118th 119th 120th March 9, 2020–incumbent Todd Huston   Republican 37th District 121st 122nd 123rd 124th

See also

Indiana House of Representatives Indiana General Assembly List of Indiana General Assemblies

References

External links Complete list of Speakers of the Indiana House of Representatives