12Ken Yager

24John Stevens

28Joey Hensley26

Dolores Gresham

09Mike Bell

16Janice Bowling

14Jim Tracy

15Paul Bailey

27Ed Jackson

17Mae Beavers

25Kerry Roberts

08Frank S. Niceley22

Mark Green

01Steve Southerland

02Doug Overbey

04Ron Ramsey

03Rusty Crowe

18Ferrell Haile

32Mark Norris

23Jack Johnson

11Bo Watson

05

13Bill Ketron

29

10Todd 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

HardemanLawrence

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

RobertsonClaiborne

Macon

Lauderdale

DeKalb

Marshall

Decatur

Montgomery

Bradley

Union

LakeJackson

ChesterMeigs

Anderson

Johnson

Grainger

Jefferson

Cannon

Loudon

Crockett

Unicoi

Cheatham

Washington

VanBuren

Pickett Hancock

Houston

Sequatchie

Moore

Hamblen

Trousdale

Tennessee State Senate

29Lee Harris

32Mark Norris

30Sara Kyle

31Brian Kelsey

33Reginald Tate

20Steven Dickerson

25Kerry Roberts

18Ferrell Haile

21Jeff Yarbro

17Mae Beavers

23Jack Johnson

19Thelma Harper

13Bill 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

05Randy McNally

06Becky Duncan Massey

02Doug Overbey

07Richard Briggs

06Diane Black

07Marsha Blackburn

01Phil Roe

08Stephen Fincher

04Scott DesJarlais

03Chuck Fleischmann

02John J. Duncan

05Jim Cooper

09Steve Cohen

Effective: 1/2015Data: TN General Assembly Office of Information Systems

Source: Office of Local Government

56

5558

53

59

9690 93

98

15

75

Tim Wirgau

71

David "Coach" Byrd

38

Kelly Keisling

94

Leigh Rosser Wilburn

72

Steve McDaniel31

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 Lundberg02

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

8485

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

HardemanLawrence

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

RobertsonClaiborne

Macon

Lauderdale

DeKalb

Marshall

Decatur

Montgomery

Bradley

Union

LakeJackson

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

33John Ragan

19Harry Brooks

12Dale Carr

08Art Swann

16Bill Dunn

89Roger Kane

13Eddie Smith

17Andrew Farmer

36Dennis Powers

35Jerry Sexton

14Ryan A. Haynes

32Kent Calfee

20Bob Ramsey

18Martin Daniel

15Joe Armstrong

78Mary Littleton

50Bo Mitchell

57Susan Lynn

46Mark Pody

37

Dawn White61Charles Sargent

45Courtney Rogers

51Bill Beck

54Brenda Gilmore

56Beth Harwell

60Darren Jernigan

52Mike Stewart

65Jeremy Durham

49Mike Sparks

66Sabi "Doc" Kumar

40Terri Lynn Weaver

53Jason Powell

44William Lamberth

59Sherry Jones

63Glen Casada

58Harold M. Love Jr.

55John Ray Clemmons

48Bryan Terry

99Ron Lollar

86Barbara Cooper

94Leigh Rosser Wilburn

95Curry Todd

81Debra Moody

84Joe Towns Jr.

96Steve McManus

97Jim Coley

83Mark White

88Larry J. Miller

85Johnnie Turner

91Raumesh Akbari

87Karen D. Camper

90John J. DeBerry Jr. 93

G.A. Hardaway

98Antonio "2 Shay" Parkinson

31Ron Travis

22Dan Howell

29Mike Carter

39David Alexander

27Patsy Hazlewood

24Kevin Brooks

43Kevin Dunlap

30Marc Gravitt

92Billy Spivey

23John Forgety

26Gerald 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 onaverage of 64,000 residents. Representatives areelected to two-year terms during even-numbered years.

Effective: 1/2015Data: TN General Assembly Office of Information Systems

Source: Office of Local Government