frederick muhlenberg was the first speaker of the house.
frederick muhlenberg was the first speaker of the house.
who was the first speaker of the house?
frederick muhlenberg
section::::multi-ballot elections.









































section::::multi-ballot elections.:december 1793.









































an election for speaker took place december 2, 1793, at the start of the 3rd congress, following the 179293 elections in which anti-administration candidates won a majority of the seats. former speaker frederick muhlenberg received a majority of the votes cast in the 3rd ballot and was elected speaker. this was the first speaker of the house election to be contested primarily on a partisan basis.









































section::::multi-ballot elections.:december 1799.
list of speaker of the united states house of representatives elections
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