{{Short description|Term of state legislature in US state of Georgia}} {{Use American English|date=February 2025}} {{Use mdy dates|date=January 2025}}
{{Infobox legislative session | name = 154th Georgia General Assembly | image = File:Seal of Georgia.svg | image_size = 125px | alt = Great Seal of the State of Georgia | caption = Great Seal of the State of Georgia | body = Georgia General Assembly | meeting_place = Georgia State Capitol | election = | government = | term_start = | term_end = | before = 153rd | after = 155th | chamber1 = Senate | chamber1_image = | chamber1_image_size = | chamber1_alt = | membership1 = 56 (38 R, 18 D) | control1 = Republican Party | chamber1_leader1_type = President of the Senate | chamber1_leader1 = Casey Cagle (R) | chamber2 = House of Representatives | chamber2_image = | chamber2_image_size = | chamber2_alt = | membership2 = 180 (118 R, 61 D, 1 vacant) | control2 = Republican Party | chamber2_leader1_type = Speaker of the House | chamber2_leader1 = David Ralston (R) | session1_start = {{Start date|2017|01|09}} | session1_end = {{End date|2017|03|30}} | session2_start = {{Start date|2018|01|08}} | session2_end = {{End date|2018|03|29}} }}
The '''154th Georgia General Assembly''' convened its first session on January 9, 2017,<ref>[http://www.legis.ga.gov/INTERN/en-US/default.aspx] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141216103919/http://www.legis.ga.gov/intern/en-US/default.aspx|date=2014-12-16}}. legis.ga.gov. Retrieved December 12, 2014.</ref> at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. Its second session was January 8 through March 29, 2018. The 154th Georgia General Assembly preceded the 153rd of 2015 and 2016, and succeeded by the 155th in 2019 and 2020.
==Party composition== ===Senate=== {| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Affiliation ! colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Members |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" | Republican Party | colspan=2 align=center | 37 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} | Democratic Party | colspan=2 align=center | 18 |- | bgcolor="yellow"| | Independent | colspan=2 align=center | 0 |- | bgcolor="black"| | Vacancies | colspan=2 align=center | 1 |- | colspan=2 align=center | '''Total''' | colspan=2 align=center | '''56''' |}
===House of Representatives=== {| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Affiliation ! colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Members |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" | Republican Party | colspan=2 align=center | 116 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} | Democratic Party | colspan=2 align=center | 62 |- | bgcolor="yellow"| | Independent | colspan=2 align=center | 0 |- | bgcolor="black"| | Vacancies | colspan=2 align=center | 2 |- | colspan=2 align=center | '''Total''' | colspan=2 align=center | '''180''' |}
== Officers ==
=== Senate ===
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District ! align=center |Party |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" |President |Casey Cagle | align=center | n/a |Republican |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |President Pro Tempore |David Shafer | align=center | 48 |Republican |}
==== Majority leadership ====
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" |Senate Majority Leader |Bill Cowsert | align=center | 46 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Whip |Steve Gooch | align=center | 51 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Chairman |John Kennedy | align=center | 18 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Vice Chairman |Hunter Hill | align=center | 6 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Secretary |John Wilkinson | align=center | 50 |}
==== Minority leadership ====
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} | width="201" |Senate Minority Leader |{{anchor|Steve Henson}}Steve Henson | align=center | 41 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Whip |Vincent Fort | align=center | 39 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Chairman |Horacena Tate | align=center | 38 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Vice Chairman |Valencia Seay | align=center | 34 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Secretary |Nan Orrock | align=center | 36 |}
=== House of Representatives ===
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District ! align=center |Party |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" |Speaker of the House |David Ralston | align=center | 7 |Republican |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Speaker Pro Tempore |Jan Jones | align=center | 47 |Republican |}
==== Majority leadership ====
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} | width="201" |House Majority Leader |Jon G. Burns | align=center | 159 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Whip |Christian Coomer | align=center | 14 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Chairman |Matt Hatchett | align=center | 150 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Vice-Chairman |Sam Teasley | align=center | 37 |- | {{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}} |Majority Caucus Sec./Treas. |Bruce Williamson | align=center | 115 |}
==== Minority leadership ====
{| class="wikitable" ! colspan=2 align=center |Position ! align="center" width="99" |Name ! align=center |District |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} | width="201" |House Minority Leader |Bob Trammell | align=center | 132 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Whip |Carolyn Hugley | align=center | 136 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Chairman |James Beverly | align=center | 143 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Vice-Chairman |Erica Thomas | align=center | 39 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Secretary |Pat Gardner | align=center | 57 |- | {{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}} |Minority Caucus Treasurer |Kimberly Alexander | align=center | 66 |- |}
==Members of the State Senate==
The following is a list of members of the Georgia State Senate.<ref>{{cite web|title=Georgia Legislators|url=https://openstates.org/ga/legislators/?chamber=upper|website=Open States|accessdate=12 February 2017|ref=1}}</ref>
{| style="width:50%" |- | scope="row" colspan="3" style="text-align:center" | {{Down-arrow|alt=Midpoint}} |- | scope="row" style="background:#F33; width:66.1%; text-align:center; color:white" | '''37''' | style="background:#33F; width:33.9%; text-align:center; color:white" | '''19''' |- | scope="row" style="text-align:center; color:#F33" | '''Republican''' | style="text-align:center; color:#33F" | '''Democratic''' |}
{|class="wikitable sortable" !District !Senator !Party !Residence |- | 1|| Ben Watson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Savannah |- | 2|| Lester Jackson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Savannah |- | 3|| William T. Ligon, Jr. || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Brunswick |- | 4|| {{anchor|Jack Hill}}Jack Hill || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Reidsville |- | 5|| Curt Thompson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Tucker |- | 6|| Jen Jordan || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- | 7|| Tyler Harper || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Ocilla |- | 8|| Ellis Black || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Valdosta |- | 9|| P.K. Martin || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Snellville |- | 10|| Emanuel Jones || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Decatur |- | 11|| Dean Burke || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Bainbridge |- | 12|| Freddie Powell Sims || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Dawson |- | 13|| Greg Kirk || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Tifton |- | 14|| Bruce Thompson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cassville |- | 15|| Ed Harbison || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Columbus |- | 16|| Marty Harbin || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Tyrone |- | 17|| Brian Strickland || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || McDonough |- | 18|| John Kennedy || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Macon |- | 19|| Blake Tillery || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lyons |- | 20|| Larry Walker || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Perry |- | 21|| Brandon Beach || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Alpharetta |- | 22|| Harold V. Jones II || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Augusta |- | 23|| {{anchor|Jesse Stone}}Jesse Stone || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Waynesboro |- | 24||Lee Anderson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Appling |- | 25|| Burt Jones || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Jackson |- | 26|| {{anchor|David Lucas}}David Lucas || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Macon |- | 27|| Michael Williams || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cumming |- | 28|| Matt Brass || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Newnan |- | 29|| Joshua McKoon || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Columbus |- | 30|| Mike Dugan || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Carrollton |- | 31|| Bill Heath || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Bremen |- | 32|| Kay Kirkpatrick || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- | 33|| Michael 'Doc' Rhett || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Marietta |- | 34|| Valencia Seay || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Riverdale |- | 35|| Donzella James || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || College Park |- | 36|| Nan Orrock || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- | 37|| Lindsey Tippins || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- | 38|| Horacena Tate || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- | 39|| Nikema Williams || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- | 40|| Fran Millar || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Atlanta |- | 41|| Steve Henson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Tucker |- | 42|| Elena Parent || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Decatur |- | 43|| Tonya Anderson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Decatur |- | 44|| Gail Davenport || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Jonesboro |- | 45|| Renee Unterman || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Buford |- | 46|| Bill Cowsert || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Athens |- | 47|| Frank Ginn || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Danielsville |- | 48|| David Shafer || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Duluth |- | 49|| Butch Miller || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Gainesville |- | 50|| {{anchor|John Wilkinson}}John Wilkinson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Toccoa |- | 51|| Steve Gooch || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dahlonega |- | 52|| Chuck Hufstetler || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Rome |- | 53|| Jeff Mullis || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Chickamauga |- | 54|| Chuck Payne || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dalton |- | 55|| Gloria S. Butler || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Stone Mountain |- | 56|| John Albers || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Roswell |}
==Members of the House of Representatives==
{| style="width:50%" |- | scope="row" colspan="3" style="text-align:center" | {{Down-arrow|alt=Midpoint}} |- | scope="row" style="background:#F33; width:64.4%; text-align:center; color:white" | '''116''' | style="background:#33F; width:35.6%; text-align:center; color:white" | '''64''' |- | scope="row" style="text-align:center; color:#F33" | '''Republican''' | style="text-align:center; color:#33F" | '''Democratic''' |}
{|class="wikitable sortable" !District !Representative !Party !Residence |- ! 1 | John Deffenbaugh || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lookout Mountain |- ! 2 | Steve Tarvin || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || LaFayette |- ! 3 | Dewayne Hill || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Ringgold |- ! 4 |Kasey Carpenter|| {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dalton |- ! 5 | John D. Meadows, III || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Calhoun |- ! 6 | Jason Ridley || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cohutta |- ! 7 | David Ralston || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Blue Ridge |- ! 8 | Matt Gurtler || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Blairsville |- ! 9 | Kevin Tanner || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dawsonville |- ! 10 | Terry Rogers || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Clarkesville |- ! 11 | Rick Jasperse || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Jasper |- ! 12 | Eddie Lumsden || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Armuchee |- ! 13 | Katie M. Dempsey || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Rome |- ! 14 | Christian Coomer || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cartersville |- ! 15 | Paul Battles || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cartersville |- ! 16 | Trey Kelley || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cedartown |- ! 17 | Howard R. Maxwell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dallas |- ! 18 | Kevin Cooke || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Carrollton |- ! 19 | Paulette Rakestraw || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Hiram |- ! 20 | Michael Caldwell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Woodstock |- ! 21 | Scot Turner || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Holly Springs |- ! 22 | Wes Cantrell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Canton |- ! 23 | Mandi L. Ballinger || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Canton |- ! 24 | Sheri Gilligan || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cumming |- ! 25 | Todd Jones || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Suwanee |- ! 26 | Marc Morris || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cumming |- ! 27 | Lee Hawkins || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Gainesville |- ! 28 | Dan Gasaway || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Homer |- ! 29 | Matt Dubnik || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Gainesville |- ! 30 | Emory Dunahoo || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Gainesville |- ! 31 | Tommy Benton || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Jefferson |- ! 32 | Alan Powell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Hartwell |- ! 33 | Tom McCall || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Elberton |- ! 34 | Bert Reeves || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Kennesaw |- ! 35 | Ed Setzler || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Acworth |- ! 36 | Earl Ehrhart || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Powder Springs |- ! 37 | Sam Teasley || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- ! 38 | David Wilkerson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Austell |- ! 39 | Erica Thomas || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Austell |- ! 40 | Rich Golick || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Smyrna |- ! 41 | Michael Smith || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Marietta |- ! 42 | Teri Anulewicz || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Smyrna |- ! 43 | Sharon Cooper || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- ! 44 | Don Parsons || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- ! 45 | Matt Dollar || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- ! 46 | John Carson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Marietta |- ! 47 | Jan Jones || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Milton |- ! 48 | Betty Price || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Roswell |- ! 49 | Chuck Martin || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Alpharetta |- ! 50 | Brad Raffensperger || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Johns Creek |- ! 51 | Wendell Willard || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Sandy Springs |- ! 52 | Deborah Silcox || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Atlanta |- ! 53 | Sheila Jones || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Smyrna |- ! 54 | Beth Beskin || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Atlanta |- ! 55 | Marie Metze || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 56 | "Able" Mable Thomas || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 57 | Pat Gardner || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 58 | Park Cannon || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 59 | David Dreyer || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 60 | Keisha Waites || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 61 | Roger B. Bruce || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 62 | William Boddie || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 63 | Debra Bazemore || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Fayetteville |- ! 64 | Derrick Jackson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Tyrone |- ! 65 | Sharon Beasley-Teague || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Red Oak |- ! 66 | Kimberly Alexander || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Hiram |- ! 67 | Micah Gravley || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Douglasville |- ! 68 | J. Collins || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Carrollton |- ! 69 | Randy Nix || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || LaGrange |- ! 70 | Lynn Ratigan Smith || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Newnan |- ! 71 | David Stover || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Newnan |- ! 72 | Josh Bonner || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Peachtree City |- ! 73 | Karen Mathiak || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Griffin |- ! 74 | Valencia Stovall || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Ellenwood |- ! 75 | Mike Glanton || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Jonesboro |- ! 76 | Sandra Scott || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Rex |- ! 77 | Rhonda Burnough || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Riverdale |- ! 78 | Demetrius Douglas || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Stockbridge |- ! 79 | Tom Taylor || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dunwoody |- ! 80 | Meagan Hanson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Atlanta |- ! 81 | Scott Holcomb || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 82 | Mary Margaret Oliver || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Decatur |- ! 83 | Howard Mosby || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 84 | Renitta Shannon || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 85 | Karla Drenner || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Avondale Estates |- ! 86 | Michele D. Henson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Stone Mountain |- ! 87 | Earnest "Coach" Williams || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Avondale Estates |- ! 88 | Billy Mitchell || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Stone Mountain |- ! 89 | Bee Nguyen || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Atlanta |- ! 90 | Pam Stephenson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Decatur |- ! 91 | Vernon Jones || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Lithonia |- ! 92 | Doreen Carter || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Lithonia |- ! 93 | Dar'shun Kendrick || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Lithonia |- ! 94 | Karen Bennett || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Stone Mountain |- ! 95 | Scott Hilton || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Norcross |- ! 96 | Pedro Marin || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Duluth |- ! 97 | Brooks Coleman || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican|| Duluth |- ! 98 | David Clark || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican|| Buford |- ! 99 | Brenda Lopez || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Norcross |- ! 100 | Dewey McClain || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Lilburn |- ! 101 | Sam Park || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Lawrenceville |- ! 102 | Buzz Brockway || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lawrenceville |- ! 103 | Timothy Barr || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lawrenceville |- ! 104 | Chuck Efstration || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dacula |- ! 105 | Joyce Chandler || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Snellville |- ! 106 | Brett Harrell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Snellville |- ! 107 | David S. Casas || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lilburn |- ! 108 | Clay Cox || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lilburn |- ! 109 | Dale Rutledge || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || McDonough |- ! 110 | Andrew Welch || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || McDonough |- ! 111 | Geoff Cauble || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Henry County |- ! 112 | Dave Belton || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Social Circle |- ! 113 | Pam Dickerson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Conyers |- ! 114 | Tom Kirby || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Loganville |- ! 115 | Bruce Williamson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Monroe |- ! 116 | Terry Lamar England || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Auburn |- ! 117 |Deborah Gonzalez|| {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Athens |- ! 118 | Spencer Frye || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Athens |- ! 119 |Jonathan Wallace|| {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Watkinsville |- ! 120 | Trey Rhodes || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Greensboro |- ! 121 | Barry Fleming || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Harlem |- ! 122 | Jodi Lott || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Evans |- ! 123 | Mark Newton || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Augusta |- ! 124 | Henry "Wayne" Howard || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Augusta |- ! 125 | Sheila Clark Nelson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Augusta |- ! 126 | Gloria Frazier || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Hephzibah |- ! 127 | Brian Prince || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Augusta |- ! 128 | Mack Jackson || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Sandersville |- ! 129 | Susan Holmes || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Monticello |- ! 130 | David Knight || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Griffin |- ! 131 | Johnnie Caldwell, Jr. || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Thomaston |- ! 132 | Bob Trammell || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || LaGrange |- ! 133 | John David Pezold || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Fortson |- ! 134 | Richard H. Smith || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Columbus |- ! 135 | Calvin Smyre || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Columbus |- ! 136 | Carolyn Hugley || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Columbus |- ! 137 | Debbie Buckner || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Junction City |- ! 138 | Bill McGowan || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Americus |- ! 139 | Patty Bentley || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Reynolds |- ! 140 | Robert Dickey || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Musella |- ! 141 | Allen Peake || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Macon |- ! 142 | Miriam Paris || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Macon |- ! 143 | James Beverly || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Macon |- ! 144 | Bubber Epps || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dry Branch |- ! 145 | Rick Williams || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Milledgeville |- ! 146 | Shaw Blackmon || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Bonaire |- ! 147 | Heath Clark || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Warner Robins |- ! 148 | Buddy Harden || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cordele |- ! 149 | Jimmy Pruett || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Eastman |- ! 150 | Matt Hatchett || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Dublin |- ! 151 | Gerald E. Greene || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Cuthbert |- ! 152 | Ed Rynders || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Albany |- ! 153 | Darrel Bush Ealum || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Albany |- ! 154 | Winfred J. Dukes || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Albany |- ! 155 | Clay Pirkle || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Ocilla |- ! 156 | Greg Morris || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Vidalia |- ! 157 | Bill Werkheiser || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Glennville |- ! 158 | Larry "Butch" Parrish || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Swainsboro |- ! 159 | Jon G. Burns || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Newington |- ! 160 | Jan Tankersley || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Brooklet |- ! 161 | Bill Hitchens || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Rincon |- ! 162 | Carl Wayne Gilliard || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Garden City |- ! 163 | J. Craig Gordon || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Savannah |- ! 164 | Ron Stephens || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Savannah |- ! 165 | Mickey Stephens || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Savannah |- ! 166 | Jesse Petrea || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Savannah |- ! 167 | Jeff Jones || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Brunswick |- ! 168 | Al Williams || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Midway |- ! 169 | Dominic LaRiccia || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Ambrose |- ! 170 | Penny Houston || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Nashville |- ! 171 | Jay Powell || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Camilla |- ! 172 | Sam Watson || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Moultrie |- ! 173 | Darlene K. Taylor || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Thomasville |- ! 174 | John Corbett || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Valdosta |- ! 175 | John LaHood || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Valdosta |- ! 176 | Jason Shaw || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Lakeland |- ! 177 | Dexter Sharper || {{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic || Valdosta |- ! 178 | Chad Nimmer || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Blackshear |- ! 179 | Don Hogan || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Brunswick |- ! 180 | Jason Spencer || {{party shading/Republican}} | Republican || Woodbine |}
==See also== * List of Georgia state legislatures
==References== {{Reflist}}
{{Georgia General Assemblies}}
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