James Dunnigan (politician)

Last updated January 02, 2026

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↑ "Certified House Journal 2016" (PDF). Utah State Legislature. Retrieved 2023-08-16.
↑ "New House Majority Leader Brad Wilson seizes opportunity when he sees it". The Salt Lake Tribune. 2017-02-03. Retrieved 2023-08-16.
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External links

Official page Archived 2017-09-20 at the Wayback Machine at the Utah State Legislature
Official Campaign Website

James Dunnigan


Speaker pro tempore of the Utah House of Representatives
Incumbent
Assumed office January 17, 2023

Utah House of Representatives

Preceded by

Brad Dee

Majority Leader of the Utah House of Representatives
2015–2017

Succeeded by

Brad Wilson

Preceded by

V. Lowry Snow

Speaker pro tempore of the Utah House of Representatives
2023–present

Incumbent

v t e Statewide political officials of Utah
U.S. senators	Mike Lee John Curtis
State government	Spencer Cox, Governor Deidre Henderson, Lieutenant Governor Derek Brown, Attorney General Marlo Oaks, Treasurer Tina Cannon, Auditor
Senate	Stuart Adams, President Kirk Cullimore Jr., Majority Leader Luz Escamilla, Minority Leader
House	Mike Schultz, Speaker James Dunnigan, Speaker pro tempore Casey Snider, Majority Leader Angela Romero, Minority Leader
Supreme Court (appointed)	Matthew B. Durrant, Chief Justice Paige Petersen Diana Hagen Jill Pohlman John Nielsen, Justices

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United States House of Representatives:▌ Mike Johnson (R)
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Italics indicate speakers pro tempore *Unicameral body

v t e Members of the Utah House of Representatives
66th State Legislature (2025) Speaker of the House Mike Schultz (R) Majority Leader Casey Snider (R) Minority Leader Angela Romero (D)
▌ Thomas Peterson (R) ▌ Mike Petersen (R) ▌ Jason Thompson (R) ▌ Tiara Auxier (R) ▌ Casey Snider (R) ▌ Matthew Gwynn (R) ▌ Ryan Wilcox (R) ▌ Jason Kyle (R) ▌ Jake Sawyer (R) ▌ Jill Koford (R) ▌ Katy Hall (R) ▌ Mike Schultz (R) ▌ Karen Peterson (R) ▌ Karianne Lisonbee (R) ▌ Ariel Defay (R) ▌ Trevor Lee (R) ▌ Stewart Barlow (R) ▌ Paul Cutler (R) ▌ Raymond Ward (R) ▌ Melissa Garff Ballard (R) ▌ Sandra Hollins (D) ▌ Jennifer Dailey-Provost (D) ▌ Hoang Nguyen (D) ▌ Grant Amjad Miller (D) ▌ Angela Romero (D) ▌ Matt MacPherson (R) ▌ Anthony Loubet (R) ▌ Nicholeen P. Peck (R) ▌ Bridger Bolinder (R) ▌ Jake Fitisemanu (D) ▌ Verona Mauga (D) ▌ Sahara Hayes (D) ▌ Doug Owens (D) ▌ Carol Spackman Moss (D) ▌ Rosalba Dominguez (D) ▌ James Dunnigan (R) ▌ Ashlee Matthews (D) ▌ Cheryl Acton (R) ▌ Ken Ivory (R) ▌ Andrew Stoddard (D) ▌ John Arthur (D) ▌ Clinton Okerlund (R) ▌ Steve Eliason (R) ▌ Jordan Teuscher (R) ▌ Tracy Miller (R) ▌ Calvin Roberts (R) ▌ Mark Strong (R) ▌ Doug Fiefia (R) ▌ Candice Pierucci (R) ▌ Stephanie Gricius (R) ▌ Leah Hansen (R) ▌ Cory Maloy (R) ▌ Kay Christofferson (R) ▌ Kristen Chevrier (R) ▌ Jon Hawkins (R) ▌ Val Peterson (R) ▌ Nelson Abbott (R) ▌ David Shallenberger (R) ▌ Mike Kohler (R) ▌ Tyler Clancy (R) ▌ Lisa Shepherd (R) ▌ Norm Thurston (R) ▌ Stephen L. Whyte (R) ▌ Jeff Burton (R) ▌ Doug Welton (R) ▌ Troy Shelley (R) ▌ Christine Watkins (R) ▌ Scott Chew (R) ▌ Logan Monson (R) ▌ Carl Albrecht (R) ▌ Rex Shipp (R) ▌ Joseph Elison (R) ▌ Colin W. Jack (R) ▌ R. Neil Walter (R) ▌ Walt Brooks (R)
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