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Since 1995, the Republican party has enjoyed the (for them) rare status of holding the majority of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The individuals listed below are the winners of Republican Party balloting.

Speaker of the House--Dennis "Denny" Hastert (R-Indiana)--Speaker since 1998. First elected to the House in 1986.
--Official Speaker website

Majority Leader-- John Boehner (R-Ohio-8th District)--Majority Leader from 2002 to September 28, 2005.

--Elected as the Majority Leader in 2006
--He was first elected to Congress in 19908

--Bohner's leadership website: Majorityleader.gov

--Bohner's Official House website

House Majority Whip--Roy Blunt (R-Missouri)--Whip since 2002. Blunt was first elected to Congress in 1996, and took office in January of 1997. Official House website biography. **Blunt became the interim, or temporary Majority Leader follwing Tom DeLay's indictment on conspiracy charges on Septmember 28, 2005.

Deputy Majority Whip--Eric Cantor (R-Virginia)-- Deputy Whip since 2002. First elected to the House in 2000.

--Official House website

House Leadership WWW Services--The House of Representatives website's leadership page.

**The term "whip" comes from an old English expression used in the fox hunt where the "whipper in" was charged with keeping the dogs together in pursuit of the prize

Hillsource: Home page for the House Republican Conference

Please cite this source when appropriate:

Lee, R. "House Republican Leadership"

http://www.historyguy.com/house_repub_leadership.html