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- 1. 12 Ken Yager 24 John Stevens 28 Joey Hensley26 Dolores Gresham 09 Mike Bell 16 Janice Bowling 14 Jim Tracy 15 Paul Bailey 27 Ed Jackson 17 Mae Beavers 25 Kerry Roberts 08 Frank S. Niceley22 Mark Green 01 Steve Southerland 02 Doug Overbey 04 Ron Ramsey 03 Rusty Crowe 18 Ferrell Haile 32 Mark Norris 23 Jack Johnson 11 Bo Watson 05 13 Bill Ketron 29 10 Todd Gardenhire 20 06 30 31 19 21 33 07 Giles Shelby Dyer Wayne Scott Knox Polk Henry Maury Fayette Sevier Obion Carroll Hardin Blount Wilson Monroe Gibson Greene Lincoln Perry Marion Tipton Franklin Hickman Cocke Sumner Morgan McNairy Weakley Coffee White Madison Hamilton Stewart Hardeman Lawrence Rhea Dickson Benton Bedford Roane Warren Hawkins Rutherford Clay Fentress Haywood Smith Davidson Cumberland Carter McMinn Sullivan Overton Williamson Campbell Putnam Bledsoe Lewis Grundy Humphreys Henderson Robertson Claiborne Macon Lauderdale DeKalb Marshall Decatur Montgomery Bradley Union Lake Jackson Chester Meigs Anderson Johnson Grainger Jefferson Cannon Loudon Crockett Unicoi Cheatham Washington VanBuren Pickett Hancock Houston Sequatchie Moore Hamblen Trousdale Tennessee State Senate 29 Lee Harris 32 Mark Norris 30 Sara Kyle 31 Brian Kelsey 33 Reginald Tate 20 Steven Dickerson 25 Kerry Roberts 18 Ferrell Haile 21 Jeff Yarbro 17 Mae Beavers 23 Jack Johnson 19 Thelma Harper 13 Bill Ketron The state is divided into 33 Senatorial districts, from each of which one senator is elected. In 2012 each district was comprised on average of 192,000 residents. Senators are elected to four-year terms with those from even-numbered districts being elected in the same general election, and those representing odd-numbered districts being elected two years later. United States Congress 05 Randy McNally 06 Becky Duncan Massey 02 Doug Overbey 07 Richard Briggs 06 Diane Black 07 Marsha Blackburn 01 Phil Roe 08 Stephen Fincher 04 Scott DesJarlais 03 Chuck Fleischmann 02 John J. Duncan 05 Jim Cooper 09 Steve Cohen Effective: 1/2015Data: TN General Assembly Office of Information Systems Source: Office of Local Government
- 2. 56 55 58 53 59 96 90 93 98 15 75 Tim Wirgau 71 David "Coach" Byrd 38 Kelly Keisling 94 Leigh Rosser Wilburn 72 Steve McDaniel 31 Ron Travis 70 Barry Doss 82 Craig Fitzhugh 76 Andy Holt 41 John Mark Windle77 Bill Sanderson 92 Billy Spivey 22 Dan Howell 62 Pat Marsh 79 Curtis Halford 43 Kevin Dunlap 23 John Forgety 69 David Shepard 46 Mark Pody 25 Cameron Sexton 74 Jay D. Reedy 03 Timothy Hill 39 David Alexander 80 Johnny Shaw 09 Mike Harrison 64 Sheila Butt 11 Jeremy Faison 12 Dale Carr 40 Terri Lynn Weaver 36 Dennis Powers 08 Art Swann 47 Judd Matheny 35 Jerry Sexton 78 Mary Littleton 81 Debra Moody 05 David Hawk 32 Kent Calfee 66 Sabi "Doc" Kumar 48 Bryan Terry 21 Jimmy Matlock 73 Jimmy Eldridge 33 John Ragan 42 Ryan Williams 63 Glen Casada 44 William Lamberth 99 04 John B. Holsclaw Jr. 17 Andrew Farmer 68 Curtis Johnson 57 Susan Lynn 29 19 50 65 Jeremy Durham 34 Rick Womick 86 07 Matthew Hill10 Tilman Goins 27 20 Bob Ramsey 01 Jon Lundberg 02 Bud Hulsey 37 Dawn White 45 Courtney Rogers 95 24 Kevin Brooks 06 James (Micah) Van Huss 16 8949 Mike Sparks 26 67 Joe Pitts 30 61 Charles Sargent 54 13 52 14 60 97 18 28 83 51 88 84 85 91 87 Giles Shelby Dyer Wayne Scott Knox Polk Henry Maury Fayette Sevier Obion Carroll Hardin Blount Wilson Monroe Gibson Greene Lincoln Perry Marion Tipton Franklin Hickman Cocke Sumner Morgan McNairy Weakley Coffee White Madison Hamilton Stewart Hardeman Lawrence Rhea Dickson Benton Bedford Roane Warren Hawkins Rutherford Clay Fentress Haywood Smith Davidson Cumberland Carter McMinn Sullivan Overton Williamson Campbell Putnam Bledsoe Lewis Grundy Humphreys Henderson Robertson Claiborne Macon Lauderdale DeKalb Marshall Decatur Montgomery Bradley Union Lake Jackson Chester Meigs Anderson Johnson Grainger Jefferson Cannon Loudon Crockett Unicoi Cheatham Washington VanBuren Pickett Hancock Houston Sequatchie Moore Trousdale Hamblen Tennessee State House of Representatives 33 John Ragan 19 Harry Brooks 12 Dale Carr 08 Art Swann 16 Bill Dunn 89 Roger Kane 13 Eddie Smith 17 Andrew Farmer 36 Dennis Powers 35 Jerry Sexton 14 Ryan A. Haynes 32 Kent Calfee 20 Bob Ramsey 18 Martin Daniel 15 Joe Armstrong 78 Mary Littleton 50 Bo Mitchell 57 Susan Lynn 46 Mark Pody 37 Dawn White61 Charles Sargent 45 Courtney Rogers 51 Bill Beck 54 Brenda Gilmore 56 Beth Harwell 60 Darren Jernigan 52 Mike Stewart 65 Jeremy Durham 49 Mike Sparks 66 Sabi "Doc" Kumar 40 Terri Lynn Weaver 53 Jason Powell 44 William Lamberth 59 Sherry Jones 63 Glen Casada 58 Harold M. Love Jr. 55 John Ray Clemmons 48 Bryan Terry 99 Ron Lollar 86 Barbara Cooper 94 Leigh Rosser Wilburn 95 Curry Todd 81 Debra Moody 84 Joe Towns Jr. 96 Steve McManus 97 Jim Coley 83 Mark White 88 Larry J. Miller 85 Johnnie Turner 91 Raumesh Akbari 87 Karen D. Camper 90 John J. DeBerry Jr. 93 G.A. Hardaway 98 Antonio "2 Shay" Parkinson 31 Ron Travis 22 Dan Howell 29 Mike Carter 39 David Alexander 27 Patsy Hazlewood 24 Kevin Brooks 43 Kevin Dunlap 30 Marc Gravitt 92 Billy Spivey 23 John Forgety 26 Gerald McCormick 28 JoAnne Favors The state is divided into 99 House districts, from each of which one representative is elected. In 2012 each district was comprised on average of 64,000 residents. Representatives are elected to two-year terms during even-numbered years. Effective: 1/2015Data: TN General Assembly Office of Information Systems Source: Office of Local Government