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词条 140th Georgia General Assembly
释义

  1. Party standings

      Senate    House of Representatives  

  2. Officers

      Senate    Presiding Officer    Majority leadership    Minority leadership    House of Representatives    Presiding Officer    Majority leadership    Minority leadership  

  3. Members of the State Senate

  4. Members of the House of Representatives

  5. See also

  6. External links

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The 140th Georgia General Assembly succeeded the 139th and served as the precedent for the 141st General Assembly in 1991. The 140th General Assembly of the U.S. state of Georgia convened its first session on January 9, 1989, at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta.

Party standings

Senate

AffiliationMembers
  Republican Party11
  Democratic Party45
  Other party*0
 Total56

House of Representatives

AffiliationMembers
  Republican Party36
  Democratic Party144
  Other party*0
 Total180

*Active political parties in Georgia are not limited to the Democratic and Republican parties. Libertarians, and occasionally others, run candidates in elections. However, for the 1989-90 session of the General Assembly, only the two major parties were successful in electing legislators to office.

Officers

{{Georgia General Assemblies}}

Senate

Presiding Officer

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PositionNameDistrictParty
PresidentZell Millern/aDemocratic
President Pro TemporeJoseph E. Kennedy04Democratic

Majority leadership

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PositionNameDistrict
Senate Majority LeaderThomas F. Allgood22
Majority Caucus ChairmanW.F. (Billy) Harris27
Majority WhipEugene P. (Gene) Walker43

Minority leadership

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PositionNameDistrict
Senate Minority LeaderR.T. (Tom) Phillips09
Minority Caucus ChairmanJames W. (Jim) Tysinger41
Minority WhipSallie Newbill56

House of Representatives

Presiding Officer

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PositionNameDistrictParty
Speaker of the HouseThomas B. Murphy18Democratic
Speaker Pro TemporeJack Connell87Democratic

Majority leadership

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PositionNameDistrict
House Majority LeaderLarry Walker115
Majority WhipDenmark Groover99
Majority Caucus ChairmanBill Lee72
Majority Caucus SecretaryWard Edwards112

Minority leadership

{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}{{party color|Republican Party (United States)}}
PositionNameDistrict
House Minority LeaderJohnny Isakson21-2
Minority WhipHerman Clark20-3
Minority Caucus ChairmanDorothy Felton22
Minority Caucus Vice ChairmanJ. Max Davis45
Minority Caucus SecretaryAnne Mueller126

Members of the State Senate

DistrictSenatorPartyResidence
1 J. Tom Coleman DemocraticSavannah
2 Albert (Al) Scott DemocraticSavannah
3 R. Joseph Hammill DemocraticBrunswick
4 Joseph E. Kennedy DemocraticClaxton
5 Joe Burton RepublicanAtlanta
6 Earl Echols, Jr. DemocraticPatterson
7 Ed PerryDemocraticNashville
8 Loyce W. Turner DemocraticValdosta
9 R.T. (Tom) Phillips RepublicanLilburn
10 Harold J. RaganDemocraticCairo
11 Jimmy Hodge Timmons DemocraticBlakely
12 Mark TaylorDemocraticAlbany
13 Rooney L. BowenDemocraticCordele
14 Lewis H. (Bud) McKenzieDemocraticMontezuma
15 Gary Parker DemocraticColumbus
16 Ted J. LandRepublicanColumbus
17 Mac CollinsRepublicanJackson
18 Ed BarkerDemocraticWarner Robins
19 Walter S. RayDemocraticDouglas
20 Hugh M. Gillis, Sr.DemocraticSoperton
21 Bill EnglishDemocraticSwainsboro
22 Thomas F. Allgood DemocraticAugusta
23 Frank AlbertRepublicanAugusta
24 G.B. "Jake" Pollard, Jr.DemocraticAppling
25 Culver Kidd DemocraticMilledgeville
26 Tommy C. OlmsteadDemocraticMacon
27 W.F. (Billy) HarrisDemocraticThomaston
28 Arthur B. "Skin" Edge, IVRepublicanNewnan
29 A. Quillian Baldwin, Jr.DemocraticLaGrange
30 Wayne GarnerDemocraticCarrollton
31 Nathan DeanDemocraticRockmart
32 Hugh A. RaganRepublicanSmyrna
33 Roy E. BarnesDemocraticMableton
34 Bev EngramDemocraticFairburn
35 Arthur Langford, Jr.DemocraticAtlanta
36 David ScottDemocraticAtlanta
37 Charles C. (Chuck) ClayRepublicanMarietta
38 Horace E Tate DemocraticAtlanta
39 Hildred W. Shumake DemocraticAtlanta
40 Michael J. Egan RepublicanAtlanta
41 James W. (Jim) Tysinger RepublicanAtlanta
42 Pierre Howard DemocraticDecatur
43 Eugene P. (Gene) WalkerDemocraticDecatur
44 Terrell Starr DemocraticForest Park
45 Harrill L. Dawkins DemocraticConyers
46 Paul C. BrounDemocraticAthens
47 C. Donald Johnson, Jr.DemocraticRoyston
48 Donn M. PeevyDemocraticLawrenceville
49 J. Nathan Deal DemocraticGainesville
50 John C. Foster DemocraticCornelia
51 Max Brannon DemocraticCalhoun
52 Kenneth C. Fuller DemocraticRome
53 Waymond C. Huggins DemocraticLaFayette
54 W.W. (Bill) Fincher, Jr. DemocraticChatsworth
55 Lawrence (Bud) Stumbaugh DemocraticStone Mountain
56 Sallie Newbill RepublicanAtlanta

Members of the House of Representatives

DistrictRepresentativePartyResidence
1-1 Mike Snow DemocraticChickamauga
1-2 Robert H. (Bob) McCoy DemocraticRossville
2 McCracken King (Ken) Poston, Jr. DemocraticRinggold
3 Charles N. Poag DemocraticEton
4-1 Carlton H. Colwell DemocraticBlairsville
4-2 Ralph Twiggs DemocraticHiawassee
5 John G. Crawford DemocraticLyerly
6-1 Jim Tyson Griffin DemocraticTunnel Hill
6-2 Philp A. (Phil) Foster DemocraticDalton
7 James Beverly Langford DemocraticCalhoun
8-1 Steve Stancil RepublicanCanton
8-2 W.G. (Bill) Hasty, Sr. DemocraticCanton
9-1 E. Wycliffe ("Wyc") Orr DemocraticGainesville
9-2 Bobby Lawson DemocraticGainesville
9-3 Jerry D. Jackson DemocraticChestnut Mountain
10 Bill H. Barnett DemocraticCumming
11-1 William J. Dover DemocraticClarkesville
11-2 Mary Jeanette Jamieson DemocraticToccoa
12 Lauren (Bubba) McDonald DemocraticCommerce
13-1 Louie Max Clark DemocraticDanielsville
13-2 Karen Osborne Irwin DemocraticWinterville
14 Charles W. Yeargin DemocraticElberton
15-1 E.M. (Buddy) Childers DemocraticRome
15-2 Forrest L. McKelvey DemocraticSilver Creek
16 Paul E. Smith DemocraticRome
17 Bill Cumming DemocraticRockmart
18 Thomas B. Murphy DemocraticBremen
19 Boyd Petit DemocraticCartersville
20-1 Jack Vaughan RepublicanMarietta
20-2 G. Gresham Howren RepublicanPowder Springs
20-3 Herman Clark RepublicanAcworth
20-4 Steve Thompson DemocraticPowder Springs
20-5 Earl Ehrhart RepublicanPowder Springs
21-1 Fred Aiken RepublicanSmyrna
21-2 Johnny Isakson RepublicanMarietta
21-3 Bill Atkins RepublicanSmyrna
21-4 Johnny Gresham RepublicanMarietta
21-5 Tom Wilder RepublicanMarietta
22 Dorothy Felton RepublicanAtlanta
23 Tom Campbell RepublicanRoswell
24 Kiliaen V.R. (Kil) Townsend RepublicanAtlanta
25 John M. Lupton, III RepublicanAtlanta
26 Jim Martin DemocraticAtlanta
27 Dick Lane DemocraticEast Point
28 Bob Holmes DemocraticAtlanta
29 Grace W. Davis DemocraticAtlanta
30 Nan Orrock DemocraticAtlanta
31 Mable Thomas DemocraticAtlanta
32 Helen Selman DemocraticPalmetto
33 Lanett Stanley DemocraticAtlanta
34 Tyrone Brooks DemocraticAtlanta
35 J.E. (Billy) McKinney DemocraticAtlanta
36 Barbara H. Couch DemocraticHapeville
37 Georganna T. Sinkfield DemocraticAtlanta
38 Lorenzo Benn DemocraticAtlanta
39 "Ralph David" Abernathy III DemocraticAtlanta
40 Cynthia Ann McKinney DemocraticAtlanta
41 Charlie Watts DemocraticDallas
42 Thomas M. Kilgore DemocraticDouglasville
43 Paul W. Heard, Jr. RepublicanPeachtree City
44 John Linder RepublicanDunwoody
45 J. Max Davis RepublicanAtlanta
46 Doug Teper DemocraticAtlanta
47 Chesley V. Morton RepublicanTucker
48 Betty Jo WilliamsRepublicanAtlanta
49 Tom Lawrence RepublicanStone Mountain
50 Frank L. Redding, Jr. DemocraticDecatur
51 Thurbert E. Baker DemocraticDecatur
52 Eleanor L. Richardson DemocraticDecatur
53 Mary Margaret Oliver DemocraticDecatur
54 Juanita Terry Williams DemocraticAtlanta
55 Betty J. Clark DemocraticAtlanta
56 Betty Aaron DemocraticAtlanta
57-1 Troy A. Athon DemocraticConyers
57-2 William C. (Bill) Mangum, Jr. DemocraticDecatur
57-3 Dean Alford DemocraticLithonia
58 Tommy Tolbert RepublicanClarkston
59 O.M. (Mike) Barnett RepublicanLilburn
60 Keith R. Breedlove RepublicanBuford
61 Vinson Wall RepublicanLawrenceville
62 Charles E. Bannister RepublicanLilburn
63 Bill Goodwin RepublicanNorcross
64 John O. Mobley, Jr. DemocraticWinder
65 Tyrone Carrell DemocraticMonroe
66 Frank E. Stancil DemocraticWatkinsville
67 Michael L. Thurmond DemocraticAthens
68 Lawton Evans Stephens DemocraticAthens
69 Charles Thomas DemocraticTemple
70 John Simpson DemocraticCarrollton
71 Sidney Pope Jones, Jr. RepublicanNewnan
72-1 Bill Lee DemocraticForest Park
72-2 Jimmy W. BenefieldDemocraticJonesboro
72-3 C.E. (Ed Holcomb)DemocraticJonesboro
72-4 Clay Davis RepublicanJonesboro
72-5 Frank I. Bailey, Jr. DemocraticRiverdale
73 Wesley Dunn DemocraticMcDonough
74 Denny M. Dobbs DemocraticCovington
75 John P. Yates RepublicanGriffin
76 Suzi Johnson-Herbert DemocraticGriffin
77 J. Crawford Ware DemocraticHogansville
78 Larry Smith DemocraticJackson
79 Marvin Adams DemocraticThomaston
80 Curtis S. Jenkins DemocraticForsyth
81 Wade Milam DemocraticLaGrange
82 Edward D. Ricketson, Jr. DemocraticWarrenton
83 William S. "Bill" Jackson DemocraticMartinez
84 Bobby Harris DemocraticThomson
85 Charles W. Walker DemocraticAugusta
86 Mike Padgett DemocraticAugusta
87 Jack Connell DemocraticAugusta
88 George M. Brown DemocraticAugusta
89 Don Cheeks DemocratAugusta
90 Dick Ransom RepublicanAugusta
91 Leonard R. "Nookie" Meadows DemocraticManchester
92 Calvin Smyre DemocraticColumbus
93 Roy D. Moultrie DemocraticHamilton
94 Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. DemocraticColumbus
95 Thomas B. Buck DemocraticColumbus
96 Pete Robinson DemocraticColumbus
97 Robert H. Steele RepublicanColumbus
98 Robert Ray DemocraticFort Valley
99 Denmark Groover, Jr. DemocraticMacon
100 Frank C. Pinkston DemocraticMacon
101 William C. (Billy) Randall DemocraticMacon
102 David E. Lucas DemocraticMacon
103 Floyd M. Buford, Jr. DemocraticMacon
104 Kenneth (Ken) W. Birdsong DemocraticGordon
105 Bobby Eugene Parham DemocraticMilledgeville
106 George F. Green Democratic White Plains
107 Jimmy Lord DemocraticSandersville
108 Emory E. Bargeron DemocraticLouisville
109 Larry J. "Butch" Parrish DemocraticSwainsboro
110 John F. Godbee DemocraticBrooklet
111 Bob Lane DemocraticStatesboro
112 Ward Edwards DemocraticButler
113 Ted W. Waddle RepublicanWarner Robins
114 Roy H. (Sonny) Watson, Jr. DemocraticWarner Robins
115 Larry Walker DemocraticPerry
116 George Hooks DemocraticAmericus
117 Newt Hudson DemocraticRochelle
118 Terry L. Coleman DemocraticEastman
119 DuBose Porter DemocraticDublin
120 Fisher Barfoot DemocraticVidalia
121 Clinton Oliver DemocraticGlennville
122 James L. (Jim) Pannell DemocraticSavannah
123 Diane Harvey Johnson DemocraticSavannah
124 DeWayne Hamilton DemocraticSavannah
125 Jack Kingston RepublicanSavannah
126 Anne Mueller RepublicanSavannah
127 Roy L. Allen DemocraticSavannah
128 Sonny Dixon DemocraticGarden City
129 George A. Chance, Jr. DemocraticSpringfield
130 Gerald E. Greene DemocraticCuthbert
131 Bob Hanner DemocraticDawson
132 John White DemocraticAlbany
133 Tommy Chambless DemocraticAlbany
134 Mary Young-Cummings DemocraticAlbany
135 Johnny Floyd DemocraticCordele
136 Ray Holland DemocraticAshburn
137 Paul S. Branch, Jr. DemocraticFitzgerald
138 Hentry Bostic DemocraticTifton
139 Van Streat, Sr. DemocraticNicholls
140 Ralph J. Balkom DemocraticBlakely
141 Kermit F. "K" Bates, Jr. DemocraticBainbridge
142 Bobby Long DemocraticCairo
143 Theo Titus, III RepublicanThomasville
144 A. Richard Royal DemocraticCamilla
145 C.J. Powell DemocraticMoultrie
146 Hanson Carter DemocraticNashville
147 Henry L. Reaves DemocraticQuitman
148 James M. Beck DemocraticValdosta
149 Robert L. Patten DemocraticLakeland
150 Tom Crosby, Jr. DemocraticWaycross
151 Harry D. Dixon DemocraticWaycross
152 Tommy SmithDemocraticAlma
153-1 Lunsford MoodyDemocraticBaxley
153-2 Roger C. Byrd DemocraticHazlehurst
154 James M. Floyd DemocraticHinesville
155 Ronald (Ron) Fennel DemocraticBrunswick
156 Willou Smith RepublicanBrunswick

See also

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  • Georgia Senate
  • Georgia House of Representatives

External links

  • Georgia General Assembly website
  • Members of the General Assembly of Georgia, Senate and House of Representatives - First Session of 1989-90 Term
  • Official Georgia Government Publications - Library - Link to "Picture Book"

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