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Jefferson Shreve is a Republican representative from Indiana who entered the U.S. House in January 2025. A longtime Indiana business owner, he founded and led storage and real-estate businesses and previously served on the Indianapolis City-County Council.
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Jefferson Shreve is a Republican representative from Indiana who entered the U.S. House in January 2025. A longtime Indiana business owner, he founded and led storage and real-estate businesses and previously served on the Indianapolis City-County Council.
Open biography & office record ↓Jefferson Shreve is a Republican representative from Indiana who entered the U.S. House in January 2025. A longtime Indiana business owner, he founded and led storage and real-estate businesses and previously served on the Indianapolis City-County Council.
The current House Clerk record places Shreve on the Appropriations Committee, including the Commerce-Justice-Science, Homeland Security, and Transportation-Housing and Urban Development subcommittees. Current Clerk data is treated as authoritative when it differs from older committee descriptions on member-office pages.
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