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. , 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.

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. Should a representative resign from office before his or her term expires, the governor calls a special election to replace the representative. Representatives are not term-limited.

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

Party composition

+Party composition . Affiliation Members Republican 60 Democratic 40 Total 100

Leadership +House leadership . Position Name Party DistrictSpeaker of the HouseRepublican50Speaker pro temporeRepublican1Majority LeaderRepublican17Minority LeaderDemocratic43

State representatives DistrictJurisdiction(s) representedImageRepresentativePartyFirstelectedStandingCommitteeLeaderAppropriationsSubcommitteeMember1Dickinson, Lyon, and OsceolaRepublican20142Clay, Dickinson, and Palo AltoRepublican20123Cherokee, O'Brien, Plymouth, and SiouxRepublican2020N/AAgriculture and Natural Resources (Vice Chair)4SiouxRepublican2016Education (Vice Chair)5Plymouth and WoodburyRepublican2018Natural Resources (Vice Chair)6WoodburyRepublican2018N/ATransportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Chair)7Emmet, Kossuth, and WinnebagoRepublican2020Economic Growth (Vice Chair)8Hancock, Kossuth, and WrightRepublican20149WebsterRepublican2018Human Resources (Chair)10Calhoun, Humboldt, Pocahontas, and WebsterRepublican201411Buena Vista and SacRepublican2006N/AJustice System (Chair)12Audubon, Carroll, and CrawfordRepublican2014Transportation (Chair)13WoodburyDemocratic2010Appropriations (Ranking Member)14WoodburyDemocratic202015PottawattamieDemocratic201416PottawattamieRepublican2020Administration and Rules (Vice Chair); Local Government (Vice Chair)17Harrison, Ida, Monona, and WoodburyRepublican200618Crawford, Harrison, and ShelbyRepublican2014Judiciary (Chair)19Dallas and PolkRepublican2020Ways and Means (Vice Chair)20Adair, Cass, Dallas, and GuthrieRepublican2018Economic Growth (Chair)21Adams, Cass, Pottawattamie, and UnionRepublican2015Environmental Protection (Vice Chair)22PottawattamieRepublican2017Government Oversight (Vice Chair)23Fremont, Mills, and MontgomeryRepublican2015Information Technology (Vice Chair)24Montgomery, Page, Ringgold, and TaylorRepublican1996Administration and Rules (Chair)25Madison and WarrenRepublican2014Ethics (Vice Chair); Judiciary (Vice Chair)26WarrenRepublican2020State Government (Vice Chair)27Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, and WayneRepublican2010N/AHealth and Human Services (Chair)28Jasper, Lucas, and MarionRepublican201829JasperRepublican202130PolkRepublican2018Information Technology (Chair)31PolkDemocratic200432PolkDemocratic2010Government Oversight (Ranking Member)33PolkDemocratic201334PolkDemocratic2003Labor (Ranking Member)35PolkDemocratic200636PolkDemocratic2012N/AJustice System (Ranking Member)37Polk Mike BousselotRepublican2021 N/A38PolkRepublican2020N/AEducation (Vice Chair)39PolkRepublican2020N/AHealth and Human Services (Vice Chair)40PolkDemocratic2012N/AHealth and Human Services (Ranking Member)41PolkDemocratic2002Commerce (Ranking Member)42Polk and WarrenDemocratic2018N/AAdministration and Regulation (Ranking Member)43PolkDemocratic201844DallasDemocratic2018Agriculture (Ranking Member)45StoryDemocratic2004Human Resources (Ranking Member)46StoryDemocratic2020Veterans Affairs (Ranking Member)47Boone and GreeneRepublican2018N/AEconomic Development (Chair)48Boone, Hamilton, Story, and WebsterRepublican2012Natural Resources (Chair)49Hardin and StoryRepublican2006Labor (Chair)50Butler, Grundy, and HardinRepublican200651Howard, Mitchell, Winneshiek, and WorthRepublican2016Local Government (Chair)52Cerro Gordo, Chickasaw, and FloydDemocratic201353Cerro GordoDemocratic2008N/AAgriculture and Natural Resources (Ranking Member)54Butler, Cerro Gordo, and FranklinRepublican2020Appropriations (Vice Chair)55Clayton, Fayette, and WinneshiekRepublican2016N/AAdministration and Regulation (Vice Chair)56Allamakee and ClaytonRepublican2018Ethics (Chair)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Vice Chair)57DubuqueRepublican2016Commerce (Chair)58Dubuque, Jackson, and JonesRepublican2020Human Resources (Vice Chair)59Black HawkDemocratic2004Transportation (Ranking Member)60Black HawkDemocratic2018Information Technology (Ranking Member)61Black HawkDemocratic2014Natural Resources (Ranking Member)62Black HawkDemocratic2016Education (Ranking Member)63Black Hawk and BremerRepublican2012Veterans Affairs (Chair)64Buchanan and FayetteRepublican2020Agriculture (Vice Chair)65LinnDemocratic2014Economic Growth (Ranking Member)66LinnDemocratic2006; 2012 Environmental Protection (Ranking Member)67LinnDemocratic202068LinnDemocratic201869LinnDemocratic2009N/AEconomic Development (Ranking Member)70LinnDemocratic201871MarshallDemocratic202072Black Hawk, Marshall, and TamaRepublican2012Environmental Protection (Chair)73Cedar, Johnson, and MuscatineRepublican2012State Government (Chair)74JohnsonDemocratic2003Ways and Means (Ranking Member)75Benton and IowaRepublican2018N/AEconomic Development (Vice Chair)76Iowa, Johnson, and PoweshiekRepublican2012Transportation (Vice Chair)77JohnsonDemocratic2016Local Government (Ranking Member)78Keokuk and WashingtonRepublican2010Public Safety (Chair)79Mahaska and MarionRepublican2018Education (Chair)80Appanoose, Mahaska, Monroe, and WapelloRepublican2018Government Oversight (Chair)81WapelloRepublican2020Public Safety (Vice Chair)82Davis, Jefferson, Van BurenRepublican2018Labor (Vice Chair)83LeeRepublican2020Veterans Affairs (Vice Chair)84Henry, Jefferson, Lee, and WashingtonRepublican201885JohnsonDemocratic202086JohnsonDemocratic1994State Government (Ranking Member)87Des MoinesDemocratic1986N/ATransportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Ranking Member)88Des Moines, Louisa, and MuscatineRepublican2016N/AEducation (Chair)89ScottDemocratic2017Ethics (Ranking Member)90ScottDemocratic2000N/AEducation (Ranking Member)91MuscatineRepublican2020Commerce (Vice Chair)92ScottRepublican2014Agriculture (Chair)93ScottDemocratic2008Administration and Rules (Ranking Member)94ScottRepublican2016Appropriations (Chair)95Buchanan and LinnRepublican2020N/AJustice System (Vice Chair)96Delaware and JonesRepublican2010Ways and Means (Chair)97Clinton and ScottRepublican2014N/AAgriculture and Natural Resources (Chair)98ClintonDemocratic2010Judiciary (Ranking Member)99DubuqueDemocratic2018100DubuqueDemocratic2008

Notes

See also List of current members of the Iowa Senate Iowa House of Representatives

References General

Specific

External links Iowa General Assembly