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TN House Committees 2020 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly House Leadership Cameron Sexton Bill Dunn Curtis Johnson Speaker of the House Speaker Pro Tempore Deputy Speaker contact (HD-16 map) contact (HD-68 map) Bio, contact (HD-25 map) Republican Leadership Democratic Leadership William Lamberth Jeremy Faison Karen Camper Mike Stewart GOP Leader GOP Caucus DEM Leader DEM Caucus contact (HD-44 map) contact (HD-11 map) contact (HD-87 map) contact (HD-52 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Agriculture & Natural Resources Curtis Halford Chris Todd Andy Holt Chair Vice Chair Subcommittee Chair contact (HD-79 map) contact (HD-73 map) contact (HD-76 map) Mike Carter Scott Cepicky Jesse Chism John Holsclaw, Jr. contact (HD-29 map) contact (HD-64 map) contact (HD-85 map) contact (HD-04 map) Bud Hulsey Kelly Keisling Pat Marsh Debra Moody contact (HD-02 map) contact (HD-38 map) contact (HD-62 map) contact (HD-81 map) Johnny Shaw Mike Stewart contact (HD-80 map) contact (HD-52 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Agriculture & Natural Resources Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee Andy Holt Mike Carter Scott Cepicky Chair contact (HD-29 map) contact (HD-64 map) contact (HD-76 map) Jesse Chism Bud Hulsey Johnny Shaw contact (HD-85 map) contact (HD-02 map) contact (HD-80 map) Mike Stewart Chris Todd Curtis Halford Chair of full contact (HD-52 map) contact (HD-73 map) contact (HD-79 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Commerce Timothy Hill Clay Doggett Chair Vice Chair contact (HD-03 map) contact (HD-70 map) Clark Boyd Rush Bricken Kent Calfee Jesse Chism Yusuf Hakeem contact (HD-46 map) contact (HD-47 map) contact (HD-32 map) contact (HD-85 map) contact (HD-28 map) G.A. Hardaway Kirk Haston Patsy Hazlewood John Holsclaw, Jr. Chris Hurt contact (HD-93 map) contact (HD-72 map) contact (HD-27 map) contact (HD-04 map) contact (HD-82 map) Darren Jernigan Curtis Johnson Pat Marsh Jerome Moon Jason Powell contact (HD-60 map) contact (HD-68 map) contact (HD-62 map) contact (HD-08 map) contact (HD-53 map) Dennis Powers Rick Staples Ron Travis Dave Wright contact (HD-36 map) contact (HD-15 map) contact (HD-31 map) contact (HD-19 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Commerce Banking & Investments Subcommittee Dennis Powers Rush Bricken Yusuf Hakeem Kirk Haston Chair contact (HD-47 map) contact (HD-28 map) contact (HD-72 map) contact (HD-36 map) Curtis Johnson Rick Staples Timothy Hill Chair of full contact (HD-68 map) contact (HD-15 map) contact (HD-03 map) Business Subcommittee Ron Travis Jesse Chism Clay Doggett G.A. Hardaway Chair contact (HD-85 map) contact (HD-70 map) contact (HD-93 map) contact (HD-31 map) John Holsclaw, Jr. Chris Hurt Dave Wright Timothy Hill Chair of full contact (HD-04 map) contact (HD-82 map) contact (HD-19 map) contact (HD-03 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Commerce Utilities Subcommittee Pat Marsh Clark Boyd Kent Calfee Patsy Hazlewood Chair contact (HD-46 map) contact (HD-32 map) contact (HD-27 map) contact (HD-62 map) Darren Jernigan Jerome Moon Jason Powell Timothy Hill Chair of full contact (HD-60 map) contact (HD-08 map) contact (HD-53 map) contact (HD-03 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Consumer & Human Resources Clark Boyd Rush Bricken Chair Vice Chair contact (HD-46 map) contact (HD-47 map) Charlie Baum Mark Cochran Jim Coley Barbara Cooper contact (HD-37 map) contact (HD-23 map) contact (HD-97 map) contact (HD-86 map) Bob Freeman John Holsclaw, Jr. Harold Love. Jr. Lowell Russell contact (HD-56 map) contact (HD-04 map) contact (HD-58 map) contact (HD-21 map) Mike Sparks Dwayne Thompson Joe Towns, Jr. Ron Travis contact (HD-49 map) contact (HD-96 map) contact (HD-84 map) contact (HD-31 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Consumer & Human Resources Consumer Subcommittee Mike Sparks Mark Cochran Barbara Cooper Lowell Russell Chair contact (HD-23 map) contact (HD-86 map) contact (HD-21 map) contact (HD-49 map) Dwayne Thompson Joe Towns, Jr. Ron Travis Clark Boyd Chair of full contact (HD-96 map) contact (HD-84 map) contact (HD-31 map) contact (HD-46 map) Employee Affairs Subcommittee John Holsclaw, Jr. Charlie Baum Rush Bricken Jim Coley Chair contact (HD-37 map) contact (HD-47 map) contact (HD-97 map) contact (HD-04 map) Bob Freeman Harold Love. Jr. Clark Boyd Chair of full contact (HD-56 map) contact (HD-58 map) contact (HD-46 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Education Mark White Kirk Haston Charlie Baum David Byrd Scott Cepicky Chair Vice Chair contact (HD-37 map) contact (HD-71 map) contact (HD-64 map) contact (HD-83 map) contact (HD-72 map) John Ray Mark Cochran Jim Coley John DeBerry, Jr. Vincent Dixie Clemmons contact (HD-23 map) contact (HD-97 map) contact (HD-90 map) contact (HD-54 map) contact (HD-55 map) Bill Dunn David Hawk Chris Hurt Jason Hodges Gloria Johnson contact (HD-16 map) contact (HD-05 map) contact (HD-82 map) contact (HD-67 map) contact (HD-13 map) Tom Harold Love. Jr. Debra Moody Antonio Parkinson John Ragan Leatherwood contact (HD-58 map) contact (HD-81 map) contact (HD-98 map) contact (HD-33 map) contact (HD-99 map) Iris Rudder Jerry Sexton Kevin Vaughan Terri Lynn Weaver John Mark Windle contact (HD-39 map) contact (HD-35 map) contact (HD-95 map) contact (HD-40 map) contact (HD-41 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Education Curriculum, Testing & Innovation Subcommittee Debra Moody David Byrd Mark Cochran John DeBerry, Jr. Chair contact (HD-71 map) contact (HD-23 map) contact (HD-90 map) contact (HD-81 map) Mark White Bill Dunn Tom Leatherwood Harold Love. Jr. Chair of full contact (HD-16 map) contact (HD-99 map) contact (HD-58 map) contact (HD-83 map) Higher Education Subcommittee Jim Coley John Ray David Hawk Jason Hodges Chair Clemmons contact (HD-05 map) contact (HD-67 map) contact (HD-97 map) contact (HD-55 map) Mark White Chris Hurt Antonio Parkinson Kevin Vaughan Chair of full contact (HD-82 map) contact (HD-98 map) contact (HD-95 map) contact (HD-83 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Education K-12 Subcommittee John Ragan Scott Cepicky Vincent Dixie Kirk Haston Chair contact (HD-64 map) contact (HD-54 map) contact (HD-72 map) contact (HD-33 map) Antonio Parkinson Iris Rudder Jerry Sexton contact (HD-98 map) contact (HD-39 map) contact (HD-35 map) Mark White Terri Lynn Weaver John Mark Windle Chair of full contact (HD-40 map) contact (HD-41 map) contact (HD-83 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Finance, Ways & Means Susan Lynn Patsy Hazlewood Gary Hicks Matthew Hill Chair Vice Chair Budget Sub Approps Sub contact (HD-57 map) contact (HD-27 map) contact (HD-09 map) contact (HD-07 map) Charlie Baum Karen Camper John Crawford John DeBerry, Jr. Jeremy Faison contact (HD-37 map) contact (HD-87 map) contact (HD-01 map) contact (HD-90 map) contact (HD-11 map) Ron Gant David Hawk Andy Holt Sabi "Doc" Kumar William Lamberth contact (HD-94 map) contact (HD-05 map) contact (HD-76 map) contact (HD-66 map) contact (HD-44 map) Larry Miller Brandon Ogles Jay Reedy Johnny Shaw Rick Staples contact (HD-88 map) contact (HD-61 map) contact (HD-74 map) contact (HD-80 map) contact (HD-15 map) John Mark Rick Tillis Chris Todd Sam Whitson Ryan Williams Jason Zachary Windle contact (HD-92 contact (HD-73 contact (HD-65 contact (HD-42 contact (HD-14 contact (HD-41 map) map) map) map) map) map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Finance, Ways & Means Budget Subcommittee Gary Hicks Susan Lynn Chair Chair of full (HD-57 map) contact (HD-09 map) contact Karen Camper John DeBerry, Jr. Ron Gant David Hawk contact (HD-87 map) contact (HD-90 map) contact (HD-94 map) contact (HD-05 map) Patsy Hazlewood Andy Holt Matthew Hill Larry Miller contact (HD-27 map) contact (HD-76 map) contact (HD-07 map) contact (HD-88 map) Brandon Ogles Rick Staples Rick Tillis Sam Whitson contact (HD-61 map) contact (HD-15 map) contact (HD-92 map) contact (HD-65 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Finance, Ways & Means Appropriations Subcommittee Matthew Hill Susan Lynn Chair Chair of full contact (HD-07 map) contact (HD-57 map) Charlie Baum Karen Camper Jeremy Faison Patsy Hazlewood contact (HD-37 map) contact (HD-87 map) contact (HD-11 map) contact (HD-27 map) Gary Hicks Andy Holt Jay Reedy Johnny Shaw contact (HD-09 map) contact (HD-76 map) contact (HD-74 map) contact (HD-80 map) Chris Todd Ryan Williams John Mark Windle Jason Zachary contact (HD-73 map) contact (HD-42 map) contact (HD-41 map) contact (HD-14 map) Prepared by Chas 2020 House Committees 111th TN General Assembly Government Operations Martin Daniel Iris Rudder Chair Vice Chair contact (HD-18 map) contact (HD-39 map) Kent Calfee Karen Camper Bill Dunn Jeremy Faison Curtis Halford contact (HD-32 map) contact (HD-87 map) contact (HD-16 map) contact (HD-11 map) contact (HD-79 map) G.A.
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