US Speaker of the HouseThe Speaker of the House of Representatives is one of but three legislative positions explicitly set forth in the Constitution. The Speaker is elected by Members of the House, making him the elect of the elect." The Speaker is the only leadership position in either chamber filled by a vote of the membership." -- Office of the Clerk US Congress
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Byrns, Joseph W.
Cannon, Joseph G.
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Crisp, Charles F.
Davis, John W.
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Foley, Thomas S.
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Muhlenberg, Frederick A.C.
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