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Mississippi 2012 Legislative Roster MISSISSIPPI 2012 LEGISLATIVE ROSTER Serving as the voice of more than 1.8 million Mississippians @e voice of the people was the foundation on which electric power associations were built more than 70 years ago. Our membership’s voice has served as the guiding force for our success and is the key to our future. We will never lose sight of the importance of listening and responding to those we serve. We are the Electric Power Associations of Mississippi, a statewide trade organization serving as the unified voice of all electric cooperatives in Mississippi. Our most important role, however, is representing the more than 1.8 million Mississippians we serve. @ey are hard working, strong in values and courageous in their efforts to ensure Mississippi continues to be a great place to live and work. It is in this same spirit that we serve as their voice with elected officials. We salute the more than 2,850 electric power association employees — all Mississippians — who work tirelessly to ensure each member is provided high-quality and reliable electric service at the least cost possible. @ey serve with acommitment not only to their organization but to the communities and areas they call home. We will continue to demonstrate our unwavering commitment to com- mon goals to ensure all Mississippians enjoy the benefits offered by electric power. Because together we have the power to move Mississippi forward. Michael Callahan Executive Vice President/CEO Scan this QR barcode to view our electronic version of the 2012 roster. Government Relations Team Richard Morgan, vice president; Bill Wilkerson; and Paul Purnell. MISSISSIPPI 2012 LEGISLATIVE ROSTER The work of an elected official is not unlike that of a fine artisan. Both employ specialized skills and knowledge in problem-solving. Essential to the success of their efforts, whether legislative or artistic endeavors, are innovation, functionality and appeal. The Electric Power Associations of Mississippi presents the 2012 Legislative Roster as a tribute to Mississippi’s elected officials, who serve for the benefit of all Mississippians. COVER Claudia Cartee, working in her studio near Seminary, crafts ceramics distinguished by their creative execution. Photo by Debbie Stringer 2012 LEGISLATIVE ROSTER TABLE OF CONTENTS Governor and Lieutenant Governor 1 U. S. Senators 1 Mississippi’s Congressional Delegation and District Map 2 Statewide Elected Officials - 3 4 Mississippi Supreme Court and District Map - 5 6 Mississippi Court of Appeals - 7 8 Map of Senate Districts 10 Senate Seating Chart 11 Senators - 12 19 Senate Standing Committees 20 Map of HouseDistricts 22 HouseSeatingChart 23 House of Representatives - 24 39 House Standing Committees - 40 41 Glossary 41 Legislative Deadline Calendar - 42 47 Electric Power Associations - 48 49 Map and Directory of Electric Power Associations 50 O FFICIALS PHIL TATE BRYANT REEVES Governor Lieutenant Governor THAD ROGER COCHRAN WICKER United States United States Senator Senator 1 CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ALAN GREGG NUNNELEE HARPER First District Third District BENNIE G. STEVEN THOMPSON PALAZZO Second District Fourth District DESOTO MARSHALL BENTON ALCORN TIPPAH TISHOMINGO PRENTISS TATE TUNICA UNION PANOLA LAFAYETTE LEE ITAWAMBA COAHOMA 1 PONTOTOC QUITMAN YALOBUSHA CALHOUN TALLAHATCHIE MONROE CHICKASAW BOLIVAR GRENADA CLAY LEFLORE WEBSTER CARROLL LOWNDES SUNFLOWER MONTGOMERY OKTIBBEHA WASHINGTON CHOCTAW HOLMES ATTALA NOXUBEE HUMPHREYS WINSTON SHARKEY 2 YAZOO LEAKE NESHOBA KEMPER MADISON ISSAQUENA SCOTT NEWTON LAUDERDALE RANKIN HINDS WARREN SMITH JASPER CLARKE CLAIBORNE COPIAH SIMPSON 3 JEFFERSON COVINGTON LAWRENCE JONES WAYNE LINCOLN ADAMS FRANKLIN JEFFERSON DAVIS LAMAR FORREST PERRY GREENE PIKE MARION WILKINSON AMITE WALTHALL 4 PEARL RIVER GEORGE STONE JACKSON HARRISON HANCOCK 2 STATEWIDE ELECTED OFFICIALS DELBERT LYNN FITCH HOSEMANN State Treasurer Secretary of State JIM HOOD CINDY Attorney HYDE-SMITH General Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce STACEY E. MIKE CHANEY PICKERING Commissioner State Auditor of Insurance 3 STATEWIDE ELECTED OFFICIALS BRANDON MIKE PRESLEY TAGERT Public Service Transportation Commissioner Commissioner Northern District Northern District LYNN POSEY DICK HALL Public Service Transportation Commissioner Commissioner Central District Central District LEONARD TOM KING BENTZ Transportation Public Service Commissioner Commissioner Southern District Southern District 4 SUPREME COURT WILLIAM L. JESS H. WALLER, JR. DICKINSON Chief Justice Presiding Justice District One District Two (Central) (Southern) GEORGE C. CARLSON, JR. Presiding Justice District Three (Northern) DESOTO MARSHALL BENTON ALCORN TIPPAH TISHOMINGO PRENTISS TATE TUNICA UNION PANOLA LAFAYETTE LEE ITAWAMBA COAHOMA PONTOTOC QUITMAN YALOBUSHA CALHOUN TALLAHATCHIE MONROE CHICKASAW BOLIVAR NORTHERN GRENADA CLAY LEFLORE WEBSTER CARROLL LOWNDES SUNFLOWER MONTGOMERY OKTIBBEHA WASHINGTON CHOCTAW HOLMES ATTALA WINSTON NOXUBEE HUMPHREYS SHARKEY YAZOO LEAKE NESHOBA KEMPER MADISON ISSAQUENA CENTRAL SCOTT NEWTON LAUDERDALE RANKIN HINDS WARREN SMITH JASPER CLARKE CLAIBORNE COPIAH SIMPSON JEFFERSON WAYNE COVINGTON JONES LAWRENCE LINCOLN ADAMS FRANKLIN JEFFERSON SOUTHERN DAVIS LAMAR FORREST PERRY GREENE PIKE MARION WILKINSON AMITE WALTHALL PEARL RIVER GEORGE STONE JACKSON HARRISON HANCOCK 5 SUPREME COURT JAMES W. RANDY G. KITCHENS PIERCE Associate Justice Associate Justice District One District Two (Central) (Southern) LESLIE D. ANN H. KING LAMAR Associate Justice Associate Justice District One District Three (Central) (Northern) MICHAEL K. DAVID A. RANDOLPH CHANDLER Associate Justice Associate Justice District Two District Three (Southern) (Northern) 6 COURT OF APPEALS L. JOSEPH LEE Chief Judge District Four TYREE IRVING T. KENNETH Presiding Judge GRIFFIS, JR. District Two Presiding Judge District Three JIMMY DONNA M. MAXWELL BARNES Judge Judge District One District One 7 COURT OF APPEALS ERMEA J. EUGENE RUSSELL FAIR Judge Judge District Two District Five LARRY E. DAVID M. ROBERTS ISHEE Judge Judge District Three District Five VIRGINIA CARLTON Judge District Four 8 MISSISSIPPI SENATE George Berry, Sr. woodcarver 9 SENATE 19 ALCORN DESOTO BENTON 2 4 TISHOMINGO 1 MARSHALL TIPPAH TATE TUNICA PRENTISS 10 UNION 5 11 3 6 PANOLA LAFAYETTE LEE COAHOMA QUITMAN 9 PONTOTOC ITAWAMBA YALOBUSHA CALHOUN 7 12 TALLAHATCHIE 8 CHICKASAW MONROE BOLIVAR GRENADA 13 CLAY WEBSTER LEFLORE MONTGOMERY 17 14 SUNFLOWER 15 OKTIBBEHA CARROLL CHOCTAW 16 LOWNDES WASHINGTON 24 ATTALA NOXUBEE 22 HOLMES HUMPHREYS WINSTON SHARKEY 32 LEAKE 18 NESHOBA YAZOO 21 KEMPER ISSAQUENA MADISON WARREN 25 NEWTON 23 20 SCOTT 26 31 28 27 RANKIN HINDS LAUDERDALE 30 33 29 JASPER 34 CLARKE 35 CLAIBORNE SMITH SIMPSON 36 COPIAH JEFFERSON WAYNE LAWRENCE JONES ADAMS COVINGTON FRANKLIN LINCOLN 39 JEFFERSON DAVIS 42 37 41 43 44 MARION LAMAR GREENE WILKINSON PIKE 40 PERRY AMITE 38 FORREST WALTHALL 45 PEARL RIVER GEORGE STONE 47 HARRISON 46 JACKSON HANCOCK 50 51 49 52 52 48 10 SENATE 46 4 9 50 25 20 52 1 29 33 30 3 8 48 47 44 36 26 13 21 24 11 7 16 14 41 38 12 28 32 15 19 35 2 10 31 22 23 45 18 39 27 6 17 42 43 5 37 51 34 40 49 PODIUM READING ASSISTANT PRESS CLERK SECRETARY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PRESIDENT 1. Chris Massey 27. Hillman Terome Frazier 2. Bill Stone 28. Alice Varnado Harden 3. Nickey Browning 29. David Blount 4. Rita Potts Parks 30. Dean Kirby 5. J. P. Wilemon, Jr. 31. Terry C. Burton 6. Nancy Adams Collins 32. Sampson Jackson II 7. Hob Bryan 33. Videt Carmichael 8. Russell Jolly 34. Haskins Montgomery 9. Gray Tollison 35. Perry Lee 10. Steve Hale 36. Albert Butler, Sr. 11. Robert L. Jackson 37. Melanie Sojourner 12. Derrick T. Simmons 38. Kelvin E. Butler 13. Willie Simmons 39. Sally Doty 14. Lydia Chassaniol 40. Angela Burks Hill 15. Gary Jackson 41. Joey Fillingane 16. Bennie L. Turner 42. Chris McDaniel 17. Terry W. Brown 43. Phillip A. Gandy 18. Giles K. Ward 44. John A. Polk 19. Merle Flowers 45. Billy Hudson 20. Josh Harkins 46. Philip Moran 21. Kenneth Wayne Jones 47. Tony Smith 22. Eugene S. (Buck) Clarke 48. Debbie Dawkins 23. W. Briggs Hopson III 49. Sean Tindell 24. David L. Jordan 50. Thomas Arlin (Tommy) Gollott 25. Will Longwitz 51. Michael Watson 26. John Horhn 52. Brice Wiggins 11 SENATE LIEUTENANT TERRY W. GOVERNOR BROWN TATE REEVES President President Pro-Tem 12 SENATE DAVID BLOUNT TERRY C. BURTON District 29-Hinds County District 31-Lauderdale, Newton, P.O. Box 641, Jackson 39205; Davidson Scott Counties Coll.; U.M.; U. of VA; Millsaps Coll. 101 Rew St., Newton 39345; Newton Business Advantage Program; fmr. H.S.; Mktng. and P.R. Cnsltnt.; Communications Dir. for MS Secretary Methodist; York Rite Mason; Evergreen of State; Episcopal; Clinton C of C; Lodge #77; Meridian York Rite Bodies; Byram Bus. Assn.; Ldrshp. Jackson; Hamasa Shrine; Rotary; Spouse: Dar- fmr. Pres., MS Center for Freedom of leen Allday; Children: Ben Jones, Dawn Information; Spouse: Katherine; Chil- Jones Powell; Yrs. in leg.: 21. dren: Susanna, Charley; Yrs. in leg.: 5. Committees: Universities and Colleges Committees: Public Property (Chmn.); Elec- (Chmn.); Appropriations (V. Chmn.); Con- tions (V. Chmn.); Accountability, Efficiency gressional Redistricting; Education; Energy; and Transparency; Appropriations; Congres- Judiciary A; Municipalities; Public Health and sional Redistricting; Education; Ethics; Judici- Welfare; Public Property; Rules. ary B; Public Health and Welfare. TERRY W. BROWN ALBERT BUTLER, SR. District 17-Lowndes County District 36-Claiborne, Copiah, Hinds, 22 Hillside Dr., Columbus 39702; New Jefferson Counties Hope H.S.;
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