Republican Policy Committee Chairman of the United States Senate

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Since 1947, the Republican members of the United States Senate have elected a policy committee chairman, who is the fourth-ranking Republican, behind the Republican Leader, Republican Whip, and Republican Conference Chairman.

According to Congressional Quarterly, "Created in 1947, the Policy Committee is in effect a legislative think tank. The committee organizes the prominent Tuesday lunches with summaries of major bills, analysis of roll call votes and distribution of issue papers." ^[1]

List of Republican Policy Committee Chairmen in the United States Senate

Dates Name State Notes

1947-1952 Robert A. Taft I Ohio

1953 William F. Knowland California

1954 Homer Ferguson Michigan

1955-1961 H. Styles Bridges New Hampshire

1962-1968 Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa

1969-1972 Gordon Allott Colorado

1973-1985 John Tower Texas

1985-1990 William L. Armstrong Colorado

1991-1996 Donald Lee Nickles Oklahoma

1996-2003 Larry Craig Idaho

2003-2007 Jon L. Kyl Arizona

2007-2009 Kay Bailey Hutchison Texas First woman to hold position

2009 John Ensign Nevada Resigned

2009-Present John Thune South Dakota

See also

Senate Democratic Policy Committee

References

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Dates	Name	State	Notes
1947-1952	Robert A. Taft I	Ohio
1953	William F. Knowland	California
1954	Homer Ferguson	Michigan
1955-1961	H. Styles Bridges	New Hampshire
1962-1968	Bourke B. Hickenlooper	Iowa
1969-1972	Gordon Allott	Colorado
1973-1985	John Tower	Texas
1985-1990	William L. Armstrong	Colorado
1991-1996	Donald Lee Nickles	Oklahoma
1996-2003	Larry Craig	Idaho
2003-2007	Jon L. Kyl	Arizona
2007-2009	Kay Bailey Hutchison	Texas	First woman to hold position
2009	John Ensign	Nevada	Resigned
2009-Present	John Thune	South Dakota

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