User:RapidsLurker15/Lifespan timeline of leaders of the House Democratic Caucus

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This is a graphical lifespan timeline of leader of the United States House Democratic Caucus. Thirty-five people have served as the leader of the House Democratic Caucus since 1827. They are listed in order of office (Niblack and Randall are shown in order of their first terms).

Hakeem JeffriesNancy PelosiDick GephardtTom FoleyJim WrightTip O'NeillCarl AlbertJohn W. McCormackSam RayburnWilliam B. BankheadJo ByrnsHenry Thomas RaineyJohn Nance GarnerFinis J. GarrettClaude KitchinChamp ClarkJohn Sharp WilliamsJames D. RichardsonDavid B. CulbersonCharles Frederick CrispWilliam S. HolmanJohn G. CarlisleMichael C. KerrSamuel J. RandallWilliam E. NiblackGeorge S. HoustonJames Lawrence OrrGeorge Washington JonesLinn BoydHowell CobbJohn Wesley DavisJohn Winston JonesJames K. PolkJohn Bell (Tennessee politician)Andrew Stevenson

Notes[edit]

  • For multiple periods (1839–1843, 1847–1849, 1861–1869, 1871–1873, and 1881–1883), the caucus leader is unknown. However, the vacancies in the 1860s are likely as a result of the American Civil War, during which most Democratic politicians sided with the Confederacy.
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