Guest, Michael

Background & current office

Michael Guest is a Republican representative from Mississippi’s 3rd District who has served in the House since 2019, according to Congress.gov.

The House Committee on Ethics lists Guest as its chairman for the 119th Congress. Because the committee’s work can involve investigations of other members, this profile keeps his institutional oversight role separate from any claim-specific evidence review.

In March 2026 the Ethics Committee announced that Guest would chair an investigative subcommittee in the matter of Representative Tony Gonzales. The committee’s statement described the inquiry and its membership; it did not announce findings, so this profile does not infer misconduct from the existence of the investigation.

Editorial research reviewed: August 17, 2026. Public-record fields continue to refresh independently from official chamber sources.

Current seat & contact information

Chamber

U.S. House of Representatives

Representation

Mississippi · District 3

Party

Republican

Birth date

February 4, 1970

Washington phone

(202) 225-5031

Office

450 Cannon House Office Building Washington DC 20515-2403

Current leadership and reviewed committee roles

Leadership / institutional roles

• Chairman — House Committee on Ethics
• U.S. Representative — Mississippi, 3rd District

Reviewed committee assignments

• House Committee on Ethics — Chairman

Official recorded-vote record

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Legislation & official congressional activity

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