Speaker of The Louisiana House of Representatives - List of Speakers

List of Speakers

Speaker Terms of Office Parish Party
Pierre Bauchet St. Martin 1812 German Coast Democratic-Republican
Stephen A. Hopkins 1813 Acadia Democratic-Republican
Magloire Guichard 1817 Orleans Democratic-Republican
David C. Ker 1819–1820 Orleans Democratic-Republican
Armand Beauvais 1820–1822 Pointe Coupee Democratic-Republican
Andre B. Roman 1822–1826 St. James National Republican
Octave Labranche 1827–1828 St. Charles Jacksonian
Andre B. Roman 1828–1830 St. James National Republican
Alexandre Mouton 1831–1832 Lafayette Democratic
Alcée Louis la Branche 1833–1837 St. Charles Democratic
Joseph Marshall Walker 1837–1838 Rapides Democratic
William Debuys 1839–1841 Orleans Whig
William C. C. Claiborne 1842–1843 Orleans Whig
Charles Derbigny 1843–1844 Jefferson Whig
Antoine Boudousquie 1845 St. John the Baptist Democratic
David A. Randall 1846 Ascension Democratic
Preston W. Farrar 1847–1850 Orleans Democratic
E. Warren Moise 1850 Plaquemines Democratic
John E. King 1852 St. Landry Whig
E. Warren Moise 1853 Plaquemines Democratic
John M. Sandidge 1854–1855 Bossier Democratic
William W. Pugh 1856–1859 Assumption Democratic
Charles H. Morrison 1860 Ouachita Democratic
Adolphus Oliver (Confederate) 1861–1863 unknown Democratic
Joseph Barton Elam (Confederate) 1863–1864 De Soto Democratic
Simeon Belden (Union) 1864–1865 St. Martin Republican
Duncan S. Cage 1865–1867 Terrebonne Republican
Charles W. Lowell 1868–1869 Caddo Republican
Mortimer Carr 1870–1871 Orleans Republican
George W. Carter 1871 Cameron Republican
O.H. Brewster 1872 Ouachita Republican
Charles W. Lowell 1873–1874 Caddo Republican
Louis A. Wiltz 1875 Orleans Democratic
Michael Hahn 1875 St. Charles Republican
E.D. Estilette 1876 St. Landry Democratic
Michael Hahn (Packard) 1877 St. Charles Republican
Louis Bush 1877–1878 Orleans Democratic
John Conway Moncure 1879–1880 Caddo Democratic
Robert N. Ogden 1880–1884 Orleans Democratic
Henry W. Ogden 1884–1888 Bossier Democratic
Samuel P. Henry 1888–1892 Cameron Democratic
G. W. Bolton 1892–1896 Rapides Democratic
Samuel P. Henry 1896–1900 Cameron Democratic
Jared Y. Sanders, Sr. 1900–1904 St. Mary Democratic
Robert H. Snyder 1904–1906 Tensas Democratic
Joseph W. Hyams 1906–1908 West Baton Rouge Democratic
Henry Garland Dupré 1908–1910 Orleans Democratic
L. E. Thomas 1912–1916 Caddo Democratic
Hewitt Leonidas Bouanchaud 1916–1920 Pointe Coupee Democratic
R. F. Walker 1920–1924 East Feliciana Democratic
J. Stuart Douglas 1924–1926 Caddo Democratic
William Clark Hughes 1926–1928 Bossier Democratic
John B. Fournet 1928–1932 Jefferson Davis Democratic
Allen J. Ellender 1932–1936 Terrebonne Democratic
Lorris M. Wimberly 1936–1936 Bienville Democratic
R. Norman Bauer 1940–1948 St. Mary Democratic
Morris A. Lottinger, Sr. 1948–1950 Terrebonne Democratic
Lorris M. Wimberly 1950–1952 Bienville Democratic
Clarence C. "Taddy" Aycock 1952–1956 St. Mary Democratic
Lorris M. Wimberly 1956–1957 Bienville Democratic
Robert Joseph "Bob" Angelle 1957–1960 St. Martin Democratic
J. Thomas Jewell 1960–1964 Pointe Coupee Democratic
Vail M. Delony 1964–1967 East Carroll Democratic
John S. Garrett 1968–1972 Claiborne Democratic
E. L. "Bubba" Henry 1972–1980 Jackson Democratic
John J. Hainkel, Jr. 1980–1984 Orleans Democratic
John A. Alario, Jr 1984–1988 Jefferson Democratic
Jimmy N. Dimos 1988–1992 Ouachita Democratic
John A. Alario, Jr 1992–1996 Jefferson Democratic
Huntington Blair "Hunt" Downer, Jr. 1996–2000 Terrebonne Democratic
Charles W. "Charlie" DeWitt, Jr. 2000–2004 Rapides Democratic
Joe Reece Salter 2004–2008 Sabine Democratic
James Wayne "Jim" Tucker 2008–2012 Jefferson Republican
Charles Edward "Chuck" Kleckley 2012-2016 Calcasieu Republican

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