Democratic Whip of the United States House of Representatives

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A whip in the United States House of Representatives is a member of the party leadership who comes second in line after the party's floor leader, which in the house is the House Majority Leader or the House Minority Leader.

List of United States House Democratic Whips, 1899-present

Congress	Name	State	Years	Status
56th	Oscar W. Underwood	AL	1899-1901	Minority
57th-60th	James T. Lloyd	MO	1901-1909	Minority
61st-62nd	N/A		1909-1913	none
63rd	Thomas M. Bell	MO	1913-1915	Majority
64th-66th	N/A		1915-1921	none
67th-70th	William A. Oldfield	AR	1921-1928	Minority
70th-72nd	John McDuffie	AL	1931-1933	Minority
73rd	Arthur Greenwood	IN	1933-1935	Majority
74th-77th	Patrick J. Boland	PA	1935-1942	Majority
77th-79th	Robert Ramspeck	GA	1942-1945	Majority
79th	John J. Sparkman	AL	1945-1947	Majority
80th	John W. McCormack	MA	1947-1949	Minority
81st-82nd	J. Percy Priest	TN	1949-1953	Majority
83rd	John W. McCormack	MA	1953-1955	Minority
84th-87th	Carl Albert	OK	1955-1961	Majority
87th-91st	Thomas Hale Boggs	LA	1961-1971	Majority
92nd	Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr	MA	1971-1973	Majority
93rd-94th	John J. McFall	CA	1973-1977	Majority
95th-96th	John W. Brademas	IN	1977-1981	Majority
97th-99th	Thomas S. Foley	WA	1981-1987	Majority
100th-101st	Tony Coelho	CA	1987-1989	Majority
101st-102nd	William H. Gray, III	PA	1989-1991	Majority
103rd-107th	David E. Bonior	MI	1991-2002	Majority (1991 - 1995) Minority (1995-2002)
107th	Nancy Pelosi	CA	2002-2003	Minority
108th-109th	Steny Hoyer	MD	2003-	Minority

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