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 2023-25 term is part of the 90th General Assembly. , 64 of the seats are held by Republicans and 36 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. The governor calls a special election to replace the representative when a representative resigns or the position becomes vacant before the term is over. . 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 64 Democratic 36 Total 100

Current leadership

+House leadership Position Name Party DistrictSpeaker of the HouseRepublican57Speaker pro temporeRepublican10Majority LeaderRepublican82Minority LeaderDemocratic29

State representatives DistrictJurisdiction(s) representedImageRepresentativePartyFirstelectedStandingcommitteeleaderAppropriationssubcommitteemember1WoodburyDemocratic2022Economic Development2WoodburyRepublican2022Education (Vice Chair)3Plymouth and SiouxRepublican2018Natural Resources (Chair)Health and Human Resources4Lyon and SiouxRepublican2016Education (Chair)Education5Buena Vista, Cherokee, O'Brien and OsceolaRepublican2022Environmental Protection (Vice Chair)6Clay and Buena VistaRepublican20127Calhoun, Pocahontas, Sac and WebsterRepublican2014Agriculture (Chair)8WebsterRepublican2018Health and Human Services (Chair)Health and Human Services9Emmet, Kossuth and WinnebagoRepublican2020Economic Development10Clay, Dickinson, Kossuth, and Palo AltoRepublican201411Audubon, Carroll, Shelby and PottawattamieRepublican2014Transportation (Chair)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals12Crawford, Ida, and ShelbyRepublican2014Judiciary (Chair)13Cherokee, Monona, Plymouth and WoodburyRepublican2022Natural Resources (Vice Chair)14WoodburyRepublican2018N/ATransportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Chair)15Harrison, and PottawattamieRepublican200616Fremont, Mills, and PottawattamieRepublican2015Economic Growth and Technology (Vice Chair)17Adams, Page, Ringgold, Taylor and UnionRepublican2022Health and Human Services (Vice Chair)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals18Cass, Montgomery, and PageRepublican2015Labor and Workforce (Vice Chair)19PottawattamieRepublican2020Administration and Rules (Chair)Education20Pottawattamie Democratic2022Veterans Affairs (Ranking Member)Health and Human Services21Marion and WarrenRepublican2020Government Oversight (Chair)Economic Development22WarrenRepublican2014Ethics (Chair)23Adair, Clarke, Dallas, Madison, and UnionRepublican2018Economic Growth and Technology (Chair)24Appanoose, Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, and WayneRepublican2010Health and Human Services (Chair)25WapelloRepublican2022Health and Human Services (Vice Chair)26Appanoose, Davis, Monroe, WapelloRepublican2022State Government (Vice Chair)Economic Development27DallasDemocratic2018Commerce (Ranking Member)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals28DallasRepublican2022Commerce (Vice Chair)Administration and Regulation29PolkDemocratic2013Transportation (Ranking Member)30PolkDemocratic2022Administration and Regulation31Dallas and PolkDemocratic2022Economic Development32PolkDemocratic2018Administration and Rules (Ranking Member); Education Reform (Ranking Member)33PolkDemocratic2010Ethics (Ranking Member)34PolkDemocratic2006Local Government (Ranking Member)Administration and Regulation35PolkDemocratic2022Agriculture and Natural Resources36PolkDemocratic2022Environmental Protection (Ranking Member)Agriculture and Natural Resources37Jasper, Mahaska and MarionRepublican2022Ways and Means (Vice Chair)38JasperRepublican2021Administration and Rules (Vice Chair)39PolkDemocratic200440PolkRepublican2022Judiciary (Vice Chair)Administration and Regulation41PolkDemocratic2022Education42PolkDemocratic2022Economic Development (Ranking Member)43PolkRepublican202044PolkDemocratic2012N/AHealth and Human Services (Ranking Member)45PolkRepublican2018Justice System (Chair)46Dallas and PolkRepublican2022Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Vice Chair)47Dallas, Greene and GuthrieRepublican2020Education (Chair)48Boone and StoryRepublican2018Public Safety (Chair)Justice System49StoryDemocratic2004Health and Human Services (Ranking Member)Justice System50StoryDemocratic2020Judiciary (Ranking Member)Justice System51Marshall and StoryRepublican2006Labor and Workforce (Chair)52MarshallDemocratic2020Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals (Ranking Member)53Poweshiek and TamaRepublican2012Environmental Protection (Chair)54Black Hawk, Grundy, and HardinRepublican2022Administration and Regulation (Vice Chair)55Franklin, Hamilton, Story and WrightRepublican2020Local Government (Chair)Agriculture and Natural Resources56Hancock, Humboldt and WrightRepublican202257Butler and BremerRepublican2006Education Reform (Chair)58Bremer, Chickasaw, and FloydRepublican2022Economic Development (Vice Chair)59Cerro GordoDemocratic2008Education (Ranking Member)Administration and Regulation60Cerro, Floyd, Mitchell, and WorthRepublican2016State Government (Chair)61Black HawkDemocratic2014Appropriations (Ranking Member)62Black HawkDemocratic2022Economic Development63Howard, Fayette, and WinneshiekRepublican2016Administration and Regulation (Chair)64Allamakee, Clayton and DubuqueRepublican2018Ethics (Chair)65DubuqueRepublican2016Commerce (Chair)Health and Human Services66Jackson, and JonesRepublican2020Justice System (Vice Chair)67Buchanan, Delaware and DubuqueRepublican2022Education (Vice Chair)68Back Hawk, Buchanan and FayetteRepublican2020Veterans Affairs (Chair)Agriculture and Natural Resources69ClintonRepublican2022Transportation (Vice Chair)Administration and Regulation70Clinton, Jackson and ScottRepublican2014Agriculture and Natural Resources (Chair)71DubuqueDemocratic2018Government Oversight (Ranking Member)72DubuqueDemocratic2008Health and Human Service73LinnDemocratic2022Health and Human Services74LinnDemocratic2020Justice System75Black HawkDemocratic2004Public Safety (Ranking Member)Administration and Regulation76Black Hawk, Benton, and TamaRepublican2022Agriculture (Vice Chair)Agriculture and Natural Resources77LinnDemocratic2022Labor and Workforce (Ranking Member)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals78LinnDemocratic202579LinnDemocratic2018Education (Ranking Member)80LinnDemocratic2006; 2012 Economic Growth and Technology (Ranking Member)Education81ScottRepublican202282Cedar, Muscatine and ScottRepublican2012Ways and Means (Chair)83LinnRepublican2022Local Government (Vice Chair)84Benton and LinnRepublican201885JohnsonDemocratic2016State Government (Ranking Member)86JohnsonDemocratic2003Ways and Means (Ranking Member)87Henry, Jefferson, Van BurenRepublican2018Government Oversight (Vice Chair)Justice System88Jefferson, Keokuk, and MahaskaRepublican202289JohnsonDemocratic2022Education90JohnsonDemocratic2022Natural Resources (Ranking Member)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals91Iowa and JohnsonRepublican202292Johnson and WashingtonRepublican2022Agriculture and Natural Resources93ScottRepublican2016Appropriations (Chair)94ScottRepublican2022Public Safety (Vice Chair)Justice System95Des Moines, Henry, Louisa and MuscatineRepublican2022Appropriations (Vice Chair)Education96MuscatineRepublican202097ScottDemocratic2022Justice System98ScottDemocratic2017Agriculture (Ranking Member)Agriculture and Natural Resources99Des Moines and LeeRepublican2022Veterans Affairs (Vice Chair)Transportation, Infrastructure, and Capitals100LeeRepublican2020Economic Development (Chair)

Notes

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

References General

Specific

External links Iowa General Assembly