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Robert A. DeLeo (born March 27, 1950) is an American politician from the state of Massachusetts. As of January 27, 2009 he is the Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, succeeding Salvatore DiMasi, who resigned due to allegations of an ethics violation.^[1]

DeLeo represents the "Nineteenth Suffolk" district in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, and before becoming House Speaker, was the chairperson of the House Ways and Means Committee. The Nineteenth Suffolk district includes Winthrop and Revere, Massachusetts[1].

External links

http://www.mass.gov/legis/member/rad1.htm

References

^ "DeLeo elected as House speaker". Boston Globe. 2009-02-08. http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2009/01/deleo_elected_a.html.

Political offices
Preceded by Salvatore DiMasi	Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives January 27, 2009 — present	Succeeded by Incumbent

v • d • e Current statewide government officials of Massachusetts

U.S. Senators	John Kerry · Paul Kirk

U.S. House	Massachusetts's congressional districts · List of Representatives from Massachusetts

State constitutional officers	Deval Patrick (Governor) · Tim Murray (Lieutenant Governor) · William Galvin (Secretary of State) · Martha Coakley (Attorney General) · Timothy Cahill (Treasurer) · Joe DeNucci (Auditor)

State Senate leaders	Therese Murray (President) · Frederick Berry (Majority Leader) · Richard Tisei (Minority Leader)

State House leaders	Robert DeLeo (Speaker) · James Vallee (Majority Leader) · Bradley Jones (Minority Leader)

Supreme Judicial Court	Margaret Marshall (Chief) · John Greaney · Roderick L. Ireland · Francis X. Spina · Judith A. Cowin · Robert J. Cordy · Margot Botsford

Current Speakers of the U.S. state Houses of Representatives

AL	S. Hammett (D)
AK	M. Chenault (R)
AZ	J. Weiers (R)
AR	B. Petrus (D)
CA	K. Bass (D)
CO	T. Carroll (D)
CT	C. Donovan (D)
DE	R. Gilligan (D)
FL	R. Sansom (R)
GA	G. Richardson (R)
HI	C. McCullough (D)
ID	L. Denney (R)

IL	M. Madigan (D)
IN	B.P. Bauer (D)
IA	P. Murphy (D)
KS	M. O'Neal (R)
KY	G. Stumbo (D)
LA	J. Tucker (R)
ME	H. Pingree (D)
MD	M. Busch (D)
MA	R. DeLeo (D)
MI	A. Dillon (D)
MN	M.A. Kelliher (D)
MS	W. McCoy (D)

MO	R. Richard (R)
MT	B. Bergren (D)
NE	See note 1
NV	B. Buckley (D)
NH	T. Norelli (D)
NJ	J. Roberts (D)
NM	B. Lujan (D)
NY	S. Silver (D)
NC	J. Hackney (D)
ND	J. Delzer (R)
OH	A. Budish (D)
OK	C. Benge (R)

OR	D. Hunt (D)
PA	K. McCall (D)
RI	W.J. Murphy (D)
SC	R. Harrell, Jr. (R)
SD	T. Deadrick (R)
TN	K. Williams (CCR²)
TX	J. Straus (R)
UT	D. Clark (R)
VT	S. Smith (D)
VA	W. Howell (R)
WA	F. Chopp (D)
WV	R. Thompson (D)

WI	M. Huebsch (R)
WY	R. Cohee (R)
DC	See note 1

Notes
1 The legislatures of Nebraska and of the District of Columbia are unicameral (single-bodied). Their current Speaker (Nebraska) and Chairman (D.C.) are, respectively, M. Flood (R) and V. Gray (D).
2 CCR=Carter County Republican

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