List of speakers of the Colorado House of Representatives
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Speaker of Colorado House of Representatives | |
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since January 9, 2023 | |
Status | Presiding officer |
Seat | Colorado State Capitol, Denver |
Appointer | Colorado House of Representatives |
Inaugural holder | Webster Anthony |
The following is a list of speakers of the Colorado House of Representatives since statehood.
Speakers of the Colorado House of Representatives
[edit]Speaker | Term | Party | County/Residence | Notes | Citation |
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Webster Anthony | 1876–1877 | Republican | Arapahoe County | [1] | |
Rienzi Streeter | 1879–1880 | Republican | Longmont | [1] | |
William H. Doe | 1881–1882 | Republican | Idaho Springs | [1] | |
Elisha W. Davis | 1883–1884 | Republican | Lake County | [1] | |
Thomas B. Stuart | 1885–1888 | Republican | Denver | [1] | |
H. H. Eddy | 1889–1890 | Republican | Axial | [1] | |
James W. Hanna | 1891 | Republican | Cliff | [1] | |
Jesse White | 1891–1892 | Republican | Cortez | [1] | |
Elias M. Ammons | 1893–1895 | Republican | Symes | [2][1] | |
Arthur L. Humphrey | 1895–1896 | Republican | Colorado Springs | [1] | |
Edwin W. Hurlbut | 1897–1898 | Silver Republican | Cripple Creek | [3][1] | |
William G. Smith | 1899–1900 | Silver Republican | Golden | [4][1] | |
Benjamin F. Montgomery | 1901–1902 | Democratic | Cripple Creek | [5][1] | |
James B. Sanford | 1903–1904 | Republican | Castle Rock | [6][1] | |
William H. Dickson | 1905–1906 | Republican | Denver | [7][1] | |
Robert G. Breckenridge | 1907–1909 | Republican | Monte Vista | [8][1] | |
Harry L. Lubers | 1909–1910 | Democratic | Las Animas | [9][1] | |
George McLachlin | 1911–1913 | Democratic | Denver | [10][1] | |
Onias C. Skinner | 1913–1914 | Democratic | Montrose County | [10] | |
John H. Slattery | 1914–1915 | Democratic | Silverton | [10] | |
Philip B. Stewart | 1915–1917 | Republican | Colorado Springs | [10] | |
Boon Best | 1917–1919 | Democratic | Arlington | [10] | |
Allyn Cole | 1919–1921 | Republican | Lamar | [10] | |
Roy A. Davis | 1921–1923 | Republican | Colorado Springs | [10] | |
Charles C. Sackmann | 1923–1925 | Republican | Denver | [10] | |
William T. Lambert | 1925–1927 | Republican | Sedalia | [10] | |
John A. Holmberg | 1927–1929 | Republican | Orchard | [10] | |
Royal W. Calkins | 1929–1931 | Republican | Cortez | [10] | |
Delmer E. Hunter | 1931–1933 | Democratic | Manzanola | [10] | |
Byron G. Rogers | 1933 | Democratic | Las Animas | [10] | |
Warren H. Twining | 1933–1935 | Democratic | Aspen | [10] | |
Moses E. Smith | 1933–1935 | Democratic | Ault | [10] | |
Wayne N. Aspinall | 1935–1937 | Democratic | Palisade | [10] | |
William E. Higby | 1939–1941 | Republican | Monument | [10] | |
Homer L. Pearson | 1941–1947 | Republican | Wheat Ridge | [10] | |
William A. Carlson | 1947–1949 | Republican | Greely | [10] | |
Patrick Magill | 1949–1950 | Democratic | Steamboat Springs | [10] | |
Ben Bezoff | 1950–1951 | Republican | Denver | [10] | |
David A. Hamil | 1951–1957 | Republican | Atwood | [10] | |
Charles R. Conklin | 1957–1961 | Democratic | Delta | [10] | |
Albert J. Tomsic | 1961–1963 | Democratic | Walsenburg | [10] | |
John D. Vanderhoof | 1963–1965 | Republican | Glenwood Springs | [10] | |
Allen Dines | 1965–1971 | Democratic | Denver | [10] | |
John Fuhr | 1971–1975 | Republican | Aurora | [10] | |
Ruben A. Valdez | 1975–1977 | Democratic | Denver | [10] | |
Ronald H. Strahle | 1977–1979 | Republican | Fort Collins | [10] | |
Robert F. Burford | 1981–1979 | Republican | Grand Junction | [10] | |
Carl Bledsoe | 1981–1991 | Republican | Hugo | [10] | |
Chuck Berry | 1991–1998 | Republican | Colorado Springs | [1] | |
Russell George | 1999–2000 | Republican | Rifle | [1] | |
Doug Dean | 2001–2003 | Republican | Colorado Springs | [1] | |
Lola Spradley | 2003–2005 | Republican | Beulah | [1] | |
Andrew Romanoff | 2005–2009 | Democratic | Denver | [1] | |
Terrance Carroll | 2009–2011 | Democratic | Denver | [1] | |
Frank McNulty | 2011–2013 | Republican | Highlands Ranch | [1] | |
Mark Ferrandino | 2013–2015 | Democratic | Denver | [1] | |
Dickey Lee Hullinghorst | 2015–2017 | Democratic | Longmont | [1] | |
Crisanta Duran | 2017–2019 | Democratic | |||
KC Becker | 2019–2021 | Democratic | |||
Alec Garnett | 2021–2023 | Democratic | |||
Julie McCluskie | 2023– | Democratic |
Speakers of the Colorado Territorial House of Representatives
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Speaker | Term | Party | County/Residence | Notes | Citation |
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C. F. Holly | September 9, 1861 – November 7, 1861 | [11] | |||
George F. Crocker | July 7, 1862 – August 15, 1862 | [12] | |||
Jerome B. Chaffee | February 1, 1864 – March 11, 1864 | [13] | |||
Levi H. Harsh | January 2, 1865 – February 10, 1865 | [14] | |||
E. N. Stearns | January 1, 1866 – February 9, 1866 | [15] | |||
Edward L. Berthoud | December 3, 1866 – January 11, 1867 | [16] | |||
C. H. McLaughlin | December 2, 1867 – January 10, 1868 | [17] | |||
George W. Miller | January 3, 1870 – February 11, 1870 | [18] | |||
Alvin Marsh | January 1, 1872 – February 9, 1872 | [19] | |||
D. H. Nichols | January 5, 1874 – February 13, 1874 | [20] | |||
Alfred Butters | January 3, 1876 – February 11, 1876 | [21] |
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