steve scalise was the majority whip in the house of representatives.
steve scalise was the majority whip in the house of representatives.
who is the majority whip in the house of representatives?
steve scalise
prior to his congressional tenure, scalise served for four months in the louisiana state senate and twelve years in the louisiana house of representatives. on june 19, 2014, scalise was elected by his republican colleagues to serve as majority whip of the united states house of representatives. he assumed office on august 1. he is the first louisianian in the majority whip's position since democrat hale boggs of louisiana's 2nd congressional district held the position from 1962 to 1971. in 2017, scalise became the dean of the louisiana congressional delegation upon the retirement of former senator david vitter.
steve scalise
bullet::::- rep. hakeem jeffries (d-ny), co-chair of the democratic policy and communications committee ("ran for and won democratic caucus chair")









































section::::majority leader.









































section::::majority leader.:candidates.









































bullet::::- rep. steny hoyer (d-md), house minority whip and former house majority leader









































section::::majority whip.









































section::::majority whip.:candidates.









































bullet::::- rep. jim clyburn (d-sc), house assistant minority leader and former house majority whip









































section::::majority whip.:withdrew.









































bullet::::- rep. diana degette (d-co), member of the house minority chief deputy whip team









































section::::democratic assistant leader.









































section::::democratic assistant leader.:candidates.









































bullet::::- rep. ben ray luján (d-nm), chair of the dccc









































section::::democratic assistant leader.:withdrawn.
2018 united states house of representatives democratic caucus leadership election