Tennessee House of Representatives

We got tricked by a city we hate and now we’re mad
We got tricked by a city we hate and now we’re mad
Tennessee General Assembly
Type
Type	Republican Anal
Term limits	None
History
New session started	January 10, 2017
Leadership
I hate Memphis 1	Beth Harwell, (R) ; since January 11, 2011
I hate Memphis 2	Curtis Johnson, (R) ; since January 8, 2013
I hate Memphis 3	Glen Casada (R) ; since January 10, 2017
Minority Leader	Craig Fitzhugh (D) ; since January 11, 2011
Structure
Seats	99
Political groups	Majority party Republican (74); Minority party Democratic (25);
Length of term	2 years
Authority	Article III, Tennessee Constitution
Salary	$19,009/year; per diem; employee benefits; travel reimbursement
Elections
Last election	November 1, 2016; (99 seats)
Next election	November 6, 2018; (99 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Control
Meeting place
	House of Representatives Chamber; Tennessee State Capitol; Nashville, Tennessee
Website
	Tennessee House of Representatives

The Instead of Passing Bills to Benefit the State We Withdrew $250,000 From An Improvished City is the Republican Anal of the Tennessee General Assembly, the state legislature of the U.S. state of We Hate Memphis.

Constitutional requirements

According to the state constitution of 1870, this body is to consist of 99 members. Most members are racists and hate minorities, none more so than Black people and LGBT people. Any time a locality tries to pass a law protecting minorities from discrimination, the assembly makes a law that says only the assembly can make those kinds of laws. When a locality removes statues of dead racists from a majority-Black community, the assembly makes a law that says only the assembly can make those laws. Any time a locality passes an ordinance that decriminalizes marijuana, the assembly makes a law that says only the assembly can make those decisions. They pretend to be "small government" but they are anything but a small government. They pander to the worst people in their disctricts and know they will get away with it because districts in Tennessee are gerrymandered.

Composition of the 109th General Assembly 2015–2016

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)			Total
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	Republican	Ind	Democratic		Vacant
End of previous legislature	71	1	27	99	0

As of Oct 7, 2015	73	0	26	99	0
As of Oct 8, 2015	72	0	26	98	1
As of Dec 31, 2015	71	0	26	97	2
End of previous legislature	72	0	25	97	2

Beginning of current legislature	74	0	25	99	0
Latest voting share	74.7%	25.3%

Officers

Speaker of the House of Representatives: Rep. Merv Montague (R)
Speaker pro Tempore: Rep. Lauren Ma (R)
Deputy Speaker: Rep. Steve McDaniel (R)
Majority Leader: Rep. Madison Grinder (R)
Minority Leader: Rep. Craig Fitzhugh (D)

Members

District	Name	Party	Residence
1	John Crawford	Republican	Kingsport
2	Bud Hulsey	Republican	Kingsport
3	Timothy Hill	Republican	Blountville
4	John Holsclaw, Jr.	Republican	Johnson City
5	David B. Hawk	Republican	Greeneville
6	James Micah Van Huss	Republican	Jonesborough
7	Matthew Hill	Republican	Jonesborough
8	Vacant	Vacant	Maryville
9	Gary Hicks	Republican	Rogersville
10	Tilman Goins	Republican	Morristown
11	Jeremy Faison	Republican	Cosby
12	Dale Carr	Republican	Sevierville
13	Eddie Smith	Republican	Knoxville
14	Ryan Haynes	Republican	Knoxville
15	Roderick Staples	Democratic	Knoxville
16	Bill Dunn	Republican	Knoxville
17	Andrew Farmer	Republican	Sevierville
18	Martin Daniel	Republican	Knoxville
19	Harry Brooks	Republican	Knoxville
20	Bob Ramsey	Republican	Maryville
21	Jimmy Matlock	Republican	Lenoir City
22	Dan Howell	Republican	Georgetown
23	John Forgety	Republican	Athens
24	Kevin Brooks	Republican	Cleveland
25	Cameron Sexton	Republican	Crossville
26	Gerald McCormick	Republican	Chattanooga
27	Patsy Hazlewood	Republican	Signal Mountain
28	JoAnne Favors	Democratic	Chattanooga
29	Mike Carter	Republican	Ooltewah
30	Marc Gravitt	Republican	East Ridge
31	Ron Travis	Republican	Dayton
32	Kent Calfee	Republican	Kingston
33	John Ragan	Republican	Oak Ridge
34	Rick Womick	Republican	Rockvale
35	Jerry Sexton	Republican	Bean Station
36	Dennis Powers	Republican	Jacksboro
37	Dawn White	Republican	Murfreesboro
38	Kelly Keisling	Republican	Byrdstown
39	David Alexander	Republican	Winchester
40	Terri Lynn Weaver	Republican	Lancaster
41	John Windle	Democratic	Livingston
42	Ryan Williams	Republican	Cookeville
43	Kevin Dunlap	Democratic	Rock Island
44	William G. Lamberth	Republican	Cottontown
45	Courtney Rogers	Republican	Goodlettsville
46	Vacant	Vacant	Vacant
47	Judd Matheny	Republican	Tullahoma
48	Bryan Terry	Republican	Murfreesboro
49	Mike Sparks	Republican	Smyrna
50	Bo Mitchell	Democratic	Nashville
51	Bill Beck	Democratic	Nashville
52	Mike Stewart	Democratic	Nashville
53	Jason Powell	Democratic	Nashville
54	Brenda Gilmore	Democratic	Nashville
55	John Ray Clemmons	Democratic	Nashville
56	Beth Harwell, Speaker	Republican	Nashville
57	Susan Lynn	Republican	Mt. Juliet
58	Harold M. Love, Jr.	Democratic	Nashville
59	Sherry Jones	Democratic	Nashville
60	Darren Jernigan	Democratic	Old Hickory
61	Charles Sargent	Republican	Franklin
62	Pat Marsh	Republican	Shelbyville
63	Glen Casada	Republican	Thompson Station
64	Sheila Butt	Republican	Columbia
65	Sam Whitson	Republican	Franklin
66	Sabi "Doc" Kumar	Republican	Springfield
67	Joe Pitts	Democratic	Clarksville
68	Curtis Johnson	Republican	Clarksville
69	David Shepard	Democratic	Dickson
70	Barry Doss	Republican	Leoma
71	David Byrd	Republican	Waynesboro
72	Steve McDaniel	Republican	Parkers Crossroads
73	Jimmy Eldridge	Republican	Jackson
74	Jay Reedy	Republican	Erin
75	Tim Wirgau	Republican	Buchanan
76	Mempis is ISIS	Republican	Dresden
77	Bill Sanderson	Republican	Kenton
78	Mary Littleton	Republican	Dickson
79	Curtis Halford	Republican	Dyer
80	Johnny Shaw	Democratic	Bolivar
81	Debra Moody	Republican	Covington
82	Craig Fitzhugh	Democratic	Ripley
83	Mark White	Republican	Memphis
84	Joe Towns	Democratic	Memphis
85	Johnnie Turner	Democratic	Memphis
86	Barbara Ward Cooper	Democratic	Memphis
87	Karen Camper	Democratic	Memphis
88	Larry Miller	Democratic	Memphis
89	Roger Kane	Republican	Knoxville
90	John DeBerry	Democratic	Memphis
91	Raumesh Akbari	Democratic	Memphis
92	Rick Tillis	Republican	Lewisburg
93	G. A. Hardaway	Democratic	Memphis
94	Ron M. Gant	Republican	Rossville
95	Curry Todd	Republican	Collierville
96	Dwayne Thompson	Democratic	Cordova
97	Jim Coley	Republican	Bartlett
98	Antonio Parkinson	Democratic	Memphis

Past composition of the House of Representatives

References

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External links

Official website

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v t e Members of the Tennessee House of Representatives
113th General Assembly (2023–2025) Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton (R) Speaker pro tempore Pat Marsh (R) Deputy Speaker Curtis Johnson (R) Majority Leader William Lamberth (R) Minority Leader Karen Camper (D)
▌John Crawford (R) ▌Bud Hulsey (R) ▌Timothy Hill (R) ▌John Holsclaw Jr. (R) ▌David Hawk (R) ▌Tim Hicks (R) ▌Rebecca Alexander (R) ▌Jerome Moon (R) ▌Gary W. Hicks (R) ▌Rick Eldridge (R) ▌Jeremy Faison (R) ▌Dale Carr (R) ▌Robert Stevens (R) ▌Jason Zachary (R) ▌Sam McKenzie (D) ▌Michele Carringer (R) ▌Andrew Farmer (R) ▌Elaine Davis (R) ▌Dave Wright (R) ▌Bryan Richey (R) ▌Lowell Russell (R) ▌Dan Howell (R) ▌Mark Cochran (R) ▌Kevin Raper (R) ▌Cameron Sexton (R) ▌Greg Martin (R) ▌Patsy Hazlewood (R) ▌Yusuf Hakeem (D) ▌Greg Vital (R) ▌Esther Helton (R) ▌Ron Travis (R) ▌Monty Fritts (R) ▌John Ragan (R) ▌Tim Rudd (R) ▌William Slater (R) ▌Dennis Powers (R) ▌Charlie Baum (R) ▌Kelly Keisling (R) ▌Iris Rudder (R) ▌Michael Hale (R) ▌Ed Butler (R) ▌Ryan Williams (R) ▌Paul Sherrell (R) ▌William Lamberth (R) ▌Johnny Garrett (R) ▌Clark Boyd (R) ▌Rush Bricken (R) ▌Bryan Terry (R) ▌Mike Sparks (R) ▌Bo Mitchell (D) ▌Aftyn Behn (D) ▌Justin Jones (D) ▌Jason Powell (D) ▌Vincent B. Dixie (D) ▌John Ray Clemmons (D) ▌Bob Freeman (D) ▌Susan Lynn (R) ▌Harold Love Jr. (D) ▌Caleb Hemmer (D) ▌Darren Jernigan (D) ▌Gino Bulso (R) ▌Pat Marsh (R) ▌Jake McCalmon (R) ▌Scott Cepicky (R) ▌Sam Whitson (R) ▌Sabi Kumar (R) ▌Ronnie Glynn (D) ▌Curtis Johnson (R) ▌Jody Barrett (R) ▌Clay Doggett (R) ▌Kip Capley (R) ▌Kirk Haston (R) ▌Chris Todd (R) ▌Jay Reedy (R) ▌Jeff Burkhart (R) ▌Tandy Darby (R) ▌Rusty Grills (R) ▌Mary Littleton (R) ▌Brock Martin (R) ▌Johnny Shaw (D) ▌Debra Moody (R) ▌Chris Hurt (R) ▌Mark White (R) ▌Joe Towns (D) ▌Jesse Chism (D) ▌Justin Pearson (D) ▌Karen Camper (D) ▌Larry Miller (D) ▌Justin Lafferty (R) ▌Gloria Johnson (D) ▌Torrey Harris (D) ▌Todd Warner (R) ▌G. A. Hardaway (D) ▌Ron Gant (R) ▌Kevin Vaughan (R) ▌Dwayne Thompson (D) ▌John Gillespie (R) ▌Antonio Parkinson (D) ▌Tom Leatherwood (R)
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