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59th Utah State Legislature


FieldValue
name59th Utah State Legislature
legislatureUtah State Legislature
coa_picSeal of Utah (2011).svg
session_roomSenate chamber1.jpg
house_typeUpper house
term_limitsNone
new_sessionJanuary 24, 2011
leader1_typePresident of the Senate
leader1Michael G. Waddoups
party1(R)
election1November 7, 2008
leader2_typeMajority Leader
leader2Scott K. Jenkins
party2(R)
election2January 20, 2010
leader4_typeMinority Leader
leader4Ross I. Romero
party4(D)
election4November 5, 2010
authorityArticle VI, Utah Constitution
salary$117/day + per diem
term_length2 years
members29
last_election1November 2, 2010
(15 seats)
next_election1November 6, 2012
(14 seats)
redistrictingLegislative Control
political_groups1Republican Party (22)
Democratic Party (7)
website

(15 seats) (14 seats) Democratic Party (7)

Dates of sessions

  • 2009 General Session: January 24, 2011 - March 10, 2011

Leadership

AffiliationParty (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalRepublicanDemocraticVacantEnd of the 58th legislature29Beginning of the 59th Legislature29Latest voting share75.8%24.2%
Republican Party (United States)}}"Democratic Party (United States)}}"
2180
2270

Leadership, 2011-2012 session

PositionNamePartyDistrict
President of the SenateMichael G. WaddoupsRepublican6
Majority LeaderScott K. JenkinsRepublican20
Majority WhipWayne L. NiederhauserRepublican9
Assistant Majority WhipPeter C. KnudsonRepublican17
Minority LeaderRoss I. RomeroDemocratic7
Minority WhipKaren MorganDemocratic8
Assistant Minority WhipPatricia W. JonesDemocratic4

House of Representatives

PositionNamePartyDistrict
Speaker of the HouseBecky LockhartRepublican74
Majority LeaderBrad DeeRepublican16
Majority WhipGregory HughesRepublican11
Minority LeaderDavid LitvackDemocratic26
Minority WhipJennifer SeeligDemocratic21

Composition

Senate Makeup

AffiliationMembers
Republican Party (United States)}}"Republican Party
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic Party
Total
29
Government Majority
13

Members

DistrictNamePartyCounties
Represent
1Luz RoblesDemSalt Lake
2Ben McAdamsDemSalt Lake
3Gene DavisDemSalt Lake
4Patricia W. JonesDemSalt Lake
5Karen MayneDemSalt Lake
6Michael G. WaddoupsRepSalt Lake
7Ross I. RomeroDemSalt Lake
8Karen MorganDemSalt Lake
9Wayne L. NiederhauserRepSalt Lake
10Chris ButtarsRepSalt Lake
11Howard A. StephensonRepSalt Lake, Utah
12Daniel W. ThatcherRepSalt Lake, Tooele
13Mark B. MadsenRepTooele, Utah
14John L. ValentineRepUtah
15Margaret DaytonRepUtah
16Curt BrambleRepUtah
17Peter C. KnudsonRepBox Elder, Cache, Tooele
18Jon J. GreinerRepDavis, Weber
19Allen M. ChristensenRepMorgan, Summit, Weber
20Scott K. JenkinsRepWeber
21Jerry W. StevensonRepDavis
22Stuart AdamsRepDavis
23Daniel LiljenquistRepDavis
24Ralph OkerlundRepJuab, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, Tooele, Wayne
25Lyle W. HillyardRepCache, Rich
26Kevin T. VanTassellRepDaggett, Duchesne, Summit, Uintah, Wasatch
27David P. HinkinsRepCarbon, Emery, Grand, San Juan, Utah
28Dennis E. StowellRepBeaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, Millard, Washington
29Stephen H. UrquhartRepWashington

House of Representatives Makeup

Members

DistrictNamePartyResidenceFreshman
1Ronda MenloveRepublicanGarland
2Lee PerryRepublicanPerry
3Jack DraxlerRepublicanNorth Logan
4David ButterfieldRepublicanLogan
5R. Curt WebbRepublicanLogan
6Brad GalvezRepublicanWest Haven
7Ryan WilcoxRepublicanNorth Ogden
8Gage FroererRepublicanHuntsville
9Jeremy PetersonRepublicanOgden
10Dixon PitcherRepublicanOgden
11Brad DeeRepublicanOgden
12Richard GreenwoodRepublicanRoy
13Paul RayRepublicanClearfield
14Curtis OdaRepublicanClearfield
15Brad WilsonRepublicanKaysville
16Stephen HandyRepublicanLayton
17Julie FisherRepublicanFruit Heights
18Roger BarrusRepublicanCenterville
19Jim NielsonRepublicanBountiful
20Rebecca EdwardsRepublicanBountiful
21Douglas SagersRepublicanTooele
22Susan DuckworthDemocraticMagna
23Jennifer SeeligDemocraticSalt Lake City
24Rebecca Chavez-HouckDemocraticSalt Lake City
25Joel BriscoeDemocraticSalt Lake City
26David LitvackDemocraticSalt Lake City
27John DougallRepublicanAmerican Fork
28Brian KingDemocraticSalt Lake City
29Janice FisherDemocraticWest Valley City
30Jackie BiskupskiDemocraticSalt Lake City
31Larry WileyDemocraticWest Valley City
32Fred CoxRepublicanWest Valley City
33Neal HenricksonDemocraticWest Valley City
34Johnny AndersonRepublicanTaylorsville
35Mark A. WheatleyDemocraticMurray
36Patrice M. ArentDemocraticSalt Lake City
37Carol Spackman MossDemocraticSalt Lake City
38Eric HutchingsRepublicanKearns
39James DunniganRepublicanTaylorsville
40Lynn HemingwayDemocraticSalt Lake City
41Todd KiserRepublicanSandy
42Jim BirdRepublicanWest Jordan
43Wayne HarperRepublicanWest Jordan
44Tim CosgroveDemocraticMurray
45Steve EliasonRepublicanSandy
46Marie PoulsonDemocraticSalt Lake City
47Ken IvoryRepublicanWest Jordan
48LaVar ChristensenRepublicanDraper
49Derek BrownRepublicanSalt Lake City
50Merlynn NewboldRepublicanSouth Jordan
51Gregory HughesRepublicanDraper
52Carl WimmerRepublicanHerriman
53Melvin BrownRepublicanCoalville
54Kraig PowellRepublicanHeber
55John MathisRepublicanVernal
56Kenneth SumsionRepublicanAmerican Fork
57Holly RichardsonRepublicanPleasant Grove
58Stephen SandstromRepublicanOrem
59Val PetersonRepublicanOrem
60Bradley DawRepublicanOrem
61Keith GroverRepublicanProvo
62Christopher HerrodRepublicanProvo
63Dean SanpeiRepublicanProvo
64Rebecca D. LockhartRepublicanProvo
65Francis GibsonRepublicanSpringville
66Michael MorleyRepublicanSpanish Fork
67Patrick PainterRepublicanNephi
68Bill WrightRepublicanEphraim
69Christine WatkinsDemocraticPrice
70Kay McIffRepublicanRichfield
71Bradley LastRepublicanSt. George
72Evan VickersRepublicanCedar City
73Michael NoelRepublicanKanab
74David ClarkRepublicanSanta Clara
75Don IpsonRepublicanSt. George

Employees/Staff

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