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Fed speakers: FOMC voters, leans and speech archive

Every Federal Reserve governor and regional president is here, along with who actually votes in 2026. Each one is marked hawk or dove, worked out from their recent language: hawk if the language pushes toward tighter policy, dove if it pushes the other way. Open a name and you get the archive of what they said, captured as they said it.

Board of Governors

Michelle W. Bowman

Vice Chair for Supervision · voter

Philip N. Jefferson

Vice Chair · voter

Kevin Warsh

Lisa D. Cook

Governor · voter

Jerome H. Powell

Governor · voter

Christopher J. Waller

Governor · voter

Michael S. Barr

Governor · voter

Regional presidents

John Williams

New York · voter

Anna Paulson

Philadelphia · voter

Mary Daly

San Francisco · non-voter

Austan Goolsbee

Chicago · non-voter

Venable

Atlanta · non-voter

Thomas Barkin

Richmond · non-voter

Susan Collins

Boston · non-voter

Alberto Musalem

St. Louis · non-voter

Neel Kashkari

Minneapolis · voter

Lorie Logan

Dallas · voter

Jeffrey Schmid

Kansas City · non-voter

Beth Hammack

Cleveland · voter

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