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Your Elected Officials
Governor
F
Bill Lee
(R)
Attorney General
U.S. Senate
D
Bill Hagerty
(R)
Senator Haggery has not said whether he supports the criminalization or legalization of marijuana. He has claimed that since some states have legalized the sale of marijuana, it has less of a chance of being trafficked on the black market.
U.S. Senate
D+
Marsha Blackburn
(R)
Senator Blackburn has expressed concern for rescheduling marijuana and has made it known that she is open to reviewing scientific evidence surrounding the medical benefits of marijuana.
U.S. House District 1
F
U.S. House District 2
D
Tim Burchett
(R)
U.S. House District 3
D+
U.S. House District 4
F
Scott DesJarlais
(R)
U.S. House District 5
U.S. House District 6
F
John Rose
(R)
U.S. House District 7
C-
Mark Green
(R)
U.S. House District 8
F
David Kustoff
(R)
U.S. House District 9
A+
Steve Cohen
(D)
State Senate District 1
State Senate District 2
F
Art Swann
(R)
He has been a key vote in shooting down pro cannabis legislation. He is also on the health committee which is one of the two committees any cannabis legislation has to make it through. He seriously needs education. Fols in his district need to be active in making calls and trying to meet with him to educate.
State Senate District 3
F
Rusty Crowe
(R)
State Senate District 4
F
Jon Lundberg
(R)
State Senate District 5
F
Randy McNally
(R)
State Senate District 6
F
Becky Massey
(R)
State Senate District 7
D
Richard Briggs
(R)
State Senate District 8
F
Frank Niceley
(R)
State Senate District 9
C
Steve Southerland
(R)
I spoke with Senator Southerland for via phone as his constituent and a medical cannabis patient. His voting record is a mixed bag on cannabis related things. He voted aye on SB0894. However he was an integral part of the Hemp bill SB2224 and worked hard to pass it, He is for Drug testing welfare recipients. He supports capital punishment for Drug Dealers. His district office number is actually his home phone so keep that in mind if that is where you call. He is not very educated on Cannabis as medicine but seems very open to learning. He supported and liked the original bill last year but did not support the changes made to it later. I wont say he is a lost cause, but he would be a better supporter if he was better educated.. He does not sit on the judiciary or health committees.
State Senate District 10
F
Todd Gardenhire
(R)
State Senate District 11
F
Bo Watson
(R)
State Senate District 12
F
Ken Yager
(R)
State Senate District 13
F
Dawn White
(R)
State Senate District 14
F
Shane Reeves
(R)
Opposes legalization even for medical, despite having sold tens of millions of opioid pills through his pharmaceutical company. Recently he claims to have flipped his stance on medical marijuana, although he wanted to make clear that he does not support recreational marijuana at all.
State Senate District 15
F
Paul Bailey
(R)
State Senate District 16
D
Janice Bowling
(R)
State Senate District 17
D
Mark Pody
(R)
State Senate District 18
F
Ferrell Haile
(R)
State Senate District 19
State Senate District 20
A
Heidi Campbell
(D)
State Senate District 21
A
Jeff Yarbro
(D)
State Senate District 22
State Senate District 23
F
Kerry Roberts
(R)
State Senate District 24
F
John Stevens
(R)
State Senate District 25
F
Ed Jackson
(R)
State Senate District 26
State Senate District 27
F
Jack Johnson
(R)
Sponsored Legislation To Strip Memphis and Nashville of Decrim
State Senate District 28
F
Joey Hensley
(R)
State Senate District 29
C
Raumesh Akbari
(D)
State Senate District 30
B+
Sara Kyle
(D)
Sponsored legislation to decriminalize one ounce of marijuana
State Senate District 31
State Senate District 32
State Senate District 33
State House District 1
F
John Crawford
(R)
State House District 2
D
Bud Hulsey
(R)
State House District 3
F
Timothy Hill
(R)
State House District 4
D
John Holsclaw
(R)
State House District 5
F
David Hawk
(R)
State House District 6
State House District 7
State House District 8
State House District 9
F
Gary Hicks
(R)
State House District 10
State House District 11
A
Jeremy Faison
(R)
Voted to allow Memphis and Nashville keep decriminalization.
Sponsored the Medical Cannabis Only Act
State House District 12
F
Dale Carr
(R)
State House District 13
State House District 14
D
Jason Zachary
(R)
State House District 15
State House District 16
State House District 17
F
Andrew Farmer
(R)
State House District 18
State House District 19
State House District 20
State House District 21
State House District 23
State House District 24
State House District 25
State House District 26
State House District 27
A
Patsy Hazlewood
(R)
State House District 28
State House District 29
State House District 30
State House District 31
F
Ron Travis
(R)
State House District 32
State House District 33
D
John Ragan
(R)
State House District 34
D
Tim Rudd
(R)
State House District 35
State House District 36
D
Dennis Powers
(R)
State House District 37
State House District 38
D
Kelly Keisling
(R)
State House District 39
State House District 40
State House District 41
State House District 42
F
Ryan Williams
(R)
State House District 43
D
Paul Sherrell
(R)
State House District 44
F
William Lamberth
(R)
State House District 45
State House District 46
State House District 47
State House District 48
F
Bryan Terry
(R)
State House District 49
A
Mike Sparks
(R)
State House District 50
State House District 52
State House District 54
State House District 55
A
John Clemmons
(D)
State House District 57
D
Susan Lynn
(R)
State House District 58
A
Harold Love
(D)
State House District 59
State House District 60
A
Darren Jernigan
(D)
State House District 61
State House District 62
F
Pat Marsh
(R)
State House District 63
State House District 64
State House District 65
F
Sam Whitson
(R)
State House District 66
D
Sabi Kumar
(R)
State House District 67
State House District 68
D
Curtis Johnson
(R)
State House District 69
State House District 70
State House District 71
State House District 72
State House District 73
State House District 74
D
Jay Reedy
(R)
State House District 75
State House District 76
State House District 77
State House District 78
D
Mary Littleton
(R)
State House District 79
State House District 80
A
Johnny Shaw
(D)
State House District 81
D
Debra Moody
(R)
State House District 82
State House District 83
F
Mark White
(R)
State House District 84
A
Joe Towns
(D)
State House District 85
State House District 86
State House District 87
A
Karen Camper
(D)
State House District 88
A
Larry Miller
(D)
State House District 89
State House District 90
State House District 91
State House District 92
State House District 93
State House District 94
F
Ron Gant
(R)
State House District 95
State House District 96
B
Dwayne Thompson
(D)
State House District 97
State House District 98
A
State House District 99
D
Tom Leatherwood
(R)