History / Congress
Utah's at-large congressional district
23 members have held this seat since Dec 1, 1851. Vacant or no longer exists.
Holders
2310 D · 8 R · 5 W
Longest tenure
7.2 yearsWilliam Henry Hooper
Current
—nobody
history/seat/ut-alEvery holder, newest first+23
Jacob Johnson R
Apr 7, 1913 – Mar 4, 1915 · 23 months
Joseph Howell R
Apr 7, 1913 – Mar 4, 1915 · 23 months
Frank Jenne Cannon R
Dec 2, 1895 – Jan 5, 1896 · 34 days
Joseph Lafayette Rawlins D
Aug 7, 1893 – Mar 4, 1895 · 19 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 7, 1891 – Mar 4, 1893 · 15 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 2, 1889 – Mar 4, 1891 · 15 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 5, 1887 – Mar 4, 1889 · 15 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 7, 1885 – Mar 4, 1887 · 15 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 3, 1883 – Mar 4, 1885 · 15 months
George Quayle Cannon R
Dec 5, 1881 – Mar 4, 1883 · 15 months
John Thomas Caine D
Dec 5, 1881 – Mar 4, 1883 · 15 months
George Quayle Cannon R
Mar 18, 1879 – Mar 4, 1881 · 2 years
George Quayle Cannon R
Oct 15, 1877 – Mar 4, 1879 · 17 months
George Quayle Cannon R
Dec 6, 1875 – Mar 4, 1877 · 15 months
George Quayle Cannon R
Dec 1, 1873 – Mar 4, 1875 · 15 months
William Henry Hooper D
Dec 4, 1865 – Mar 4, 1873 · 7.2 years
John Fitch Kinney D
Dec 7, 1863 – Mar 4, 1865 · 15 months
John Milton Bernhisel W
Jul 4, 1861 – Mar 4, 1863 · 20 months
William Henry Hooper D
Dec 5, 1859 – Mar 4, 1861 · 15 months
John Milton Bernhisel W
Dec 7, 1857 – Mar 4, 1859 · 15 months
John Milton Bernhisel W
Dec 3, 1855 – Mar 4, 1857 · 15 months
John Milton Bernhisel W
Dec 5, 1853 – Mar 4, 1855 · 15 months
John Milton Bernhisel W
Dec 1, 1851 – Mar 4, 1853 · 15 months
Dates are from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project. Consecutive terms of one person are merged.