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2019 Arkansas House of Representatives Rep. Fred Allen – D Rep. Sonia Barker – R Rep. Rick Beck – R District: 30 District: 7 District: 65 Seniority: 59 Seniority: 64 Seniority: 42 19 Dover Drive 207 West 15th Street 1091 Dutton Mountain Road Little Rock, AR 72204 Smackover, AR 71762 Center Ridge, AR 72027 (501) 804-7844 (870) 814-7605 (501) 912-1441 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Energy - Joint; Education Committees: Vice-Chair: Aging, Children Committees: Co-Chair: Energy - Joint; Education Committee; Insurance & Commerce; House & Youth, Legislative & Military Affairs; Committee; Agriculture, Forestry & Economic Management Joint Performance Review (JPR); Public Development Transportation Rep. Mary Bentley – R Rep. Stan Berry – R Rep. Charles Blake – R District: 73 District: 68 District: 36 Seniority: 35 Seniority: 78 Seniority: 40 142 Shady Lane PO Box 64 2205 South Gaines Street Perryville, AR 72126 Dover, AR 72837 Little Rock, AR 7206 (501) 333-2297 [email protected] (501) 425-9824 [email protected] Committees: Judiciary [email protected] Committees: Joint Performance Review (JPR); Committee; Agriculture, Committees: Advanced Communications & Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee; Forestry & Economic Development; Legislative Information Technology; Judiciary; Insurance & Agriculture, Forestry & Economic Development; Joint Auditing Commerce; Legislative Joint Auditing Legislative Joint Auditing Rep. Justin Boyd – R Rep. Ken Bragg – R Rep. Harlan Breaux – R District: 77 District: 15 District: 97 Seniority: 44 Seniority: 20 Seniority: 97 1509 South 37th Street 63 Pinecrest Circle 16 West Bluff Lane Fort Smith, AR 72903 Sheridan, AR 72150 Holiday Island, AR 72631 (479) 262-2156 (501) 425-9824 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Public Committees: Vice-Chair: House Management; Committees: Arkansas Legislative Council Transportation; Agriculture, Joint Budget Committee; JBC-Peer Review; (ALC); Energy - Joint; Revenue & Taxation Forestry & Economic Development Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee; City, County & Local Affairs Committee Rep. Karilyn Brown – R Rep. LeAnne Burch – D Rep. Sarah Capp – R District: 41 District: 9 District: 82 Seniority: 52 Seniority: 58 Seniority: 72 PO Box 6677 PO Box 222 P.O. Box 1184 Sherwood, AR 72124 Monticello, AR 71655 Ozark, AR 72949 (501) 580-9000 (870) 448-2408 (479) 209-2454 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Advanced Communications & Committees: Joint Performance Review; Committees: Chair: House Rules; Vice-Chair: Information Technology; Public Health, Welfare Education Committee; Aging, Children & Youth, JBC-Claims; Judiciary Committee; Aging, & Labor Committee; City, County & Local Legislative & Military Affairs Children & Youth, Legislative & Military Affairs Affairs Committee Rep. Frances Cavenaugh – R Rep. Craig Christiansen – R Rep. Joe Cloud – R District: 60 District: 47 District: 71 Seniority: 61 Seniority: 84 Seniority: 95 701 Park Lane 171 Grover Lane 3207 Oak Hill Court Walnut Ridge, AR 72476 Bald Knob, AR 72010 Russellville, AR 72802 (870) 886-4000 [email protected] (870) 886-4000 [email protected] Committees: Public [email protected] Committees: Co-Chair: JBC-Claims; Joint Transportation; Aging, Committees: Revenue & Taxation; Insurance & Budget Committee; Advanced Communications Children & Youth, Legislative & Military Affairs Commerce; Legislative Joint Auditing & Information Tech.; Education Committee; City, County & Local Affairs Committee www.citizensfirst.org | Arkansas Citizens First Congress 2019 Arkansas House of Representatives Rep. Nicole Clowney – D Rep. Bruce Coleman – R Rep. Andrew Collins – D District: 86 District: 81 District: 35 Seniority: 89 Seniority: 65 Seniority: 96 PO Box 207 11908 N Hwy 348 PO Box 21473 Fayetteville, AR 72702 Mountainburg, AR 729476 Little Rock, AR 72221 [email protected] (479) 806-6825 (501) 627-3232 Committees: Judiciary [email protected] [email protected] Committee; State Agencies & Committees: Joint Budget Committee; Jbc- Committees: Judiciary Committee; State Govt’l Affairs Claims; Public Retirement & Social Security Agencies & Govt’l Affairs Programs; Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee; Insurance & Commerce Rep. Cameron Cooper – R Rep. Bruce Cozart – R Rep. Cindy Crawford – R District: 44 District: 24 District: 76 Seniority: 91 Seniority: 11 Seniority: 81 10 Brookside Drive 420 Rock Creek Road 2321 Rogers Avenue Romance, AR 72136 Hot Springs, AR 71913 Fort Smith, AR 72901 [email protected] (501) 627-3232 (501) 837-5109 Committees: Public [email protected] [email protected] Transportation; City, County Committees: Co-Chair: Education Committee; Committees: Judiciary Committee; Aging, & Local Affairs Committee Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC); State Children & Youth, Legislative & Military Affairs Agencies & Govt’l Affairs Rep. Carol Dalby – R Rep. Andy Davis– R Rep. Marsh Davis – R District: 1 District: 31 District: 61 Seniority: 71 Seniority: 23 Seniority: 80 10 Brookside Drive PO Box 30248 201 East Marshall Drive Texarkana, AR 71854 Little Rock, AR 72260 Cherokee Village, AR 72529 (870) 772-1255 (501) 837-5109 (870) 257-3110 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Co-Chair: Judiciary Committee; Committees: Joint Budget Committee; JBC- Committees: Judiciary Committee; Agriculture, City, County & Local Affairs Committee Special Language; Revenue & Taxation; State Forestry & Economic Development Agencies & Govt’l Affairs; House Rules Rep. Gary Deffenbaugh – R Rep. Jana Della Rosa – R Rep. Jim Dotson – R District: 79 District: 90 District: 93 Seniority: 6 Seniority: 38 Seniority: 16 1424 North 9th Street 5409 S Pleasant Way P. O. Box 651 Van B uren, AR 72956 Rogers, AR 72758 Bentonville, AR 72712 (479) 719-8197 (479) 236-3060 (479) 222-1234 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Vice-Chair: Public Retirement & Committees: Vice-Chair: JBC-Administrative Rule Committees: Vice-Chair: Arkansas Legislative Council Social Security Programs; Arkansas Legislative & Regulation Review Subcommittee; Joint Budget (ALC); JBC-Peer Review; Advanced Communications Comm.; JBC-Claims; Joint Performance Review; Council (ALC); Education Committee; City, Education Comm.; City, County & Local Affairs & Information Technology; Education Committee; County & Local Affairs Committee Committee State Agencies & Govt’l Affairs Rep. Dan Douglas – R Rep. Les Eaves – R Rep. Jon Eubanks – R District: 91 District: 46 District: 74 Seniority: 29 Seniority: 31 Seniority: 8 6251 SW Regional Airport 102 Club Cove 2543 Greasy Valley Road Blvd Searcy, AR 72143 Paris, AR 72855 Bentonville, AR 72712 (501) 827-1344 (479) 438-0533 (479) 619-9231 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Co-Chair: JBC-Personnel; Vice-Chair: Joint Committees: Joint Budget Committee; Jbc- Committees: Co-Chair: Agriculture, Forestry & Budget Committee; JBC-Administrative Rule & Regulation Personnel; Education Committee; State Agencies Review Subcommittee; Advanced Communications & Economic Development; Arkansas Legislative Information Technology; Revenue & Taxation; Agriculture, & Govt’l Affairs; House Rules Council (ALC); Revenue & Taxation Forestry & Economic www.citizensfirst.org | Arkansas Citizens First Congress 2019 Arkansas House of Representatives Rep. Brian E Evans – R Rep. Deborah Ferguson – D Rep. Ken Ferguson – D District: 16 District: 51 District: 16 Seniority: 98 Seniority: 26 Seniority: 43 P.O. Box 1365 200 South Rhodes Suite B P.O. Box 5661 Cabot, AR 72023 West Memphis, AR 72301 Pine Bluff, AR 71671 (870) 413-8942 (870) 735-7098 (870) 413-8942 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Joint Performance Review; Committees: Vice-Chair: Public Health, Welfare & Committees: Chair: JBC-Administrative Rule & Education Committee; Aging, Children & Youth, Labor Committee; Arkansas Legislative Council Regulation Review Subcommittee; Joint Budget Legislative & Military Affairs (ALC); Insurance & Commerce; House Rules Committee; JBC-Claims; Public Health, Welfare & Labor Committee; Insurance & Commerce; House Rules Rep. David Fielding – D Rep. Charlene Fite – R Rep. Lanny Fite – R District: 5 District: 80 District: 23 Seniority: 10 Seniority: 22 Seniority: 47 909 South Vine PO Box 7300 3324 Hwy 5 Magnolia, AR 71753 Van Buren, AR 72956 Benton, AR 72019 (870) 234-6143 (479) 414-1818 (501) 317-2400 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Arkansas Legislative Council Committees: Co-Chair: Aging, Children & Committees: Co-Chair: City, County & Local (ALC); Joint Performance Review; Public Youth, Legislative & Military Affairs; Arkansas Affairs Committee; Arkansas Legislative Council Transportation; City, County & Local Affairs Legislative Council (ALC); Energy - Joint; (ALC); Revenue & Taxation; House Rules Committee Judiciary Committee Rep. Vivian Flowers – D Rep. Jack Fortner – R Rep. Denise Garner – D District: 17 District: 99 District: 84 Seniority: 49 Seniority: 57 Seniority: 85 P.O. Box 3156 343 MC 4016 PO Box 646 Pine Bluff,
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