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137th Georgia General Assembly

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| name = 137th Georgia General Assembly

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| body = Georgia General Assembly

| meeting_place = Georgia State Capitol

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| control1 = Democratic Party

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| chamber1_leader1 = Zell Miller (D)

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The 137th General Assembly of the U.S. state of Georgia convened its first session on January 10, 1983, at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. The 137th Georgia General Assembly succeeded the 136th and served as the precedent for the 138th General Assembly in 1985.

Party standings

= Senate =

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colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Affiliation

! valign=bottom | Members

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| Republican Party

| align=center | 7

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| Democratic Party

| align=center | 49

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| Other party*

| align=center | 0

colspan=2 |  Total

| align=center | 56

= House of Representatives =

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colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom bgcolor="lightgray"| Affiliation

! valign=bottom bgcolor="lightgray"| Members

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| Republican Party

| align=center | 24

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| Democratic Party

| align=center | 156

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| Other party*

| align=center | 0

colspan=2 |  Total

| align=center | 180

*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 1983-84 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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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

! align=center |Party

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |

President

|Zell Miller

| align=center | n/a

|Democratic

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|President Pro Tempore

|Joseph E. Kennedy

| align=center | 04

|Democratic

== Majority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |Senate Majority Leader

|Thomas F. Allgood

| align=center | 22

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|Render Hill

| align=center | 29

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Majority Whip

|William F. English

| align=center | 21

== Minority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |Senate Minority Leader

|Paul D. Coverdell

| align=center | 40

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

|Minority Caucus Chairman

|James W. (Jim) Tysinger

| align=center | 41

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

|Minority Whip

|Haskew H. Brantley, Jr.

| align=center | 56

= House of Representatives =

== Presiding Officer ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

! align=center |Party

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |Speaker of the House

|Thomas B. Murphy

| align=center | 18

|Democratic

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Speaker Pro Tempore

|Jack Connell

| align=center | 87

|Democratic

== Majority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |House Majority Leader

|Al Burruss

| align=center | 20-2

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Majority Whip

|John D. Russell

| align=center | 64

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|Bill Lee

| align=center | 72

{{party color cell|Democratic Party (United States)}}

|Majority Caucus Secretary

|Ward Edwards

| align=center | 112

== Minority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

| width="201" |House Minority Leader

|Johnny Isakson

| align=center | 21-2

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

|Minority Whip

|Luther Colbert

| align=center | 23

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

|Minority Caucus Chairman

|Dean G. Auten

| align=center | 156

{{party color cell|Republican Party (United States)}}

|Minority Caucus Secretary

|Betty Jo Williams

| align=center | 48

Members of the State Senate

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!District

!Senator

!Party

!Residence

1J. Tom Coleman{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
2Albert (Al) Scott{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
3Glenn E. Bryant{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHinesville
4Joseph E. Kennedy{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticClaxton
5Joe Burton{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
6Richard W. Littlefield{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBrunswick
7Ed Perry{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticNashville
8Loyce W. Turner{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticValdosta
9R.T. (Tom) Phillips{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanLilburn
10Paul Trulock{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticClimax
11Jimmy Hodge Timmons{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBlakely
12Al Holloway{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAlbany
13Rooney L. Bowen{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCordele
14Lewis H. (Bud) McKenzie{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMontezuma
15Floyd Hudgins{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
16Ted J. Land{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanColumbus
17Janice S. Horton{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMcDonough
18Ed Barker{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWarner Robins
19James Ronald Walker{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMcRae
20Hugh M. Gillis, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSoperton
21William F. English{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSwainsboro
22Thomas F. Allgood{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
23Jimmy Lester{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
24Sam P. McGill{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWashington
25Culver Kidd Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMilledgeville
26Richard L. Greene{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
27W.F. (Billy) Harris{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticThomaston
28Kyle Cobb{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGriffin
29J. Render Hill{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGreenville
30Wayne Garner{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCarrollton
31Nathan Dean{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRockmart
32Joe Thompson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSmyrna
33Roy E. Barnes{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic|Mableton
34Bev Engram{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticFairburn
35Frank E. Coggin{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHapeville
36David Scott{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
37Carl Harrison{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanMarietta
38Horace E Tate{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
39Julian Bond{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
40Paul D. Coverdell{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
41James W. (Jim) Tysinger{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
42Pierre Howard{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
43Thomas R. Scott{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
44Terrell Starr{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticForest Park
45Harrill L. Dawkins{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticConyers
46Paul C. Broun{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAthens
47M. Parks Brown{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHartwell
48Donn M. Peevy{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLawrenceville
49J. Nathan Deal{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGainesville
50John C. Foster{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCornelia
51Max Brannon{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCalhoun
52Edward Hine, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRome
53Waymond C. Huggins{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLaFayette
54W.W. (Bill) Fincher, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticChatsworth
55Lawrence (Bud) Stumbaugh{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticStone Mountain
56Haskew H. Brantley, Jr.{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAlpharetta

Members of the House of Representatives

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!District

!Representative

!Party

!Residence

1-1Wayne Snow Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRossville
1-2Forest Hays Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticFlintstone
2Robert G. Peters{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRinggold
3{{sortname|Tom|Ramsey|Tom Ramsey (politician)}}{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticChatsworth
4-1Carlton H. Colwell{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBlairsville
4-2Ralph Twiggs{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHiawassee
5John G. Crawford{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLyerly
6-1Roger Williams{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDalton
6-2Philip A. (Phil) Foster{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDalton
7J. C. Maddox{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCalhoun
8-1Wendell T. Anderson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCanton
8-2W.G. (Bill) Hasty, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCanton
9-1Joe T. Wood{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGainesville
9-2Bobby Lawson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGainesville
9-3Jerry D. Jackson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticChestnut Mountain
10Bill H. Barnett{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCumming
11-1William J. Dover{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticClarkesville
11-2Jack Irvin, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBaldwin
12Lauren (Bubba) McDonald{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCommerce
13-1Louie Max Clark{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDanielsville
13-2Billy Milford{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHartwell
14Charles W. Yeargin{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticElberton
15-1E.M. (Buddy) Childers{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRome
15-2Forrest L. McKelvey{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSilver Creek
16John Adams{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRome
17Bill Cumming{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRockmart
18Thomas B. Murphy{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBremen
19Boyd Petit{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCartersville
20-1Joe Mack Wilson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMarietta
20-2A.L. (Al) Burruss{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMarietta
20-3George W. (Buddy) Darden{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMarietta
20-4Steve Thompson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticPowder Springs
20-5Terry D. Lawler{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticClarkdale
21-1Fred Aiken{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanSmyrna
21-2Johnny Isakson{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanMarietta
21-3Bill Atkins{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanSmyrna
21-4Frank B. Johnson{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanSmyrna
21-5Tom Wilder{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanMarietta
22Dorothy Felton{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
23Luther S. Colbert{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanRoswell
24Kiliaen V.R. (Kil) Townsend{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
25John M. Lupton, III{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
26Sidney J. Marcus{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
27Dick Lane{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanEast Point
28Bob Holmes{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
29Douglas C. Dean{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
30Paul Bolster{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
31Mrs. Grace T. Hamilton{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
32Helen Selman{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticPalmetto
33Julius C. Daugherty Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
34Tyrone Brooks{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
35J.E. (Billy) McKinney{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
36G.D. Adams{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHapeville
37Georganna T. Sinkfield{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
38Lorenzo Benn{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
39John W. Greer{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
40Barbara H. Couch{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
41Charlie Watts{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDallas
42Thomas M. Kilgore{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDouglasville
43Paul W. Heard, Jr.{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanPeachtree City
44John Linder{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanDunwoody
45Jerry Max Davis{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
46Cathey W. Steinberg{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
47Chesley V. Morton{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanTucker
48Betty Jo Williams{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanAtlanta
49Tom Lawrence{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanStone Mountain
50Frank L. Redding, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
51Kenneth W. Workman{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
52Eleanor L. Richardson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
53Mrs. Mobley (Peggy) Childs{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
54Hosea L. Williams, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
55Betty J. Clark{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
56Betty Aaron{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAtlanta
57-1Troy A. Athon{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticConyers
57-2William C. Mangum Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDecatur
57-3Dean Alford{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLithonia
58Cas Robinson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticStone Mountain
59O.M. (Mike) Barnett{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanLilburn
60Charles C. Martin{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBuford
61Rex A. Millsaps{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLawrenceville
62Thomas Hulet (Tom) White{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanLilburn
63Bill Goodwin{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanNorcross
64John D. Russell{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWinder
65Neal Jackson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMonroe
66E. Roy Lambert{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMadison
67Hugh Logan{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAthens
68Bob Argo{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAthens
69Charles Thomas{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticTemple
70Gerald Johnson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCarrollton
71J. Neal Shepard, Jr.{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanNewnan
72-1Bill Lee{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticForest Park
72-2Jimmy W. Benefield{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticJonesboro
72-3C.E. (Ed Holcomb){{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticJonesboro
72-4W. Rudolph Johnson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLake City
72-5Frank I. Bailey, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRiverdale
73Wesley Dunn{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMcDonough
74Denny M. Dobbs{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCovington
75John L. Mostiler{{party shading/Democratic }} | DemocraticGriffin
76Suzi Johnson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticOrchard Hill
77J. Crawford Ware{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHogansville
78Bill Jones{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticJackson
79Marvin Adams{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticThomaston
80Kenneth Waldrep{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticForsyth
81Ed Mullinax{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLaGrange
82Ben Barron Ross{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLincolnton
83William S. (Bill) Jackson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMartinez
84Warren D. Evans{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticThomson
85Charles W. Walker{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
86Mike Padgett{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
87Jack Connell{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
88George M. Brown{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
89Don Cheeks{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocratAugusta
90Travis Stanley Barnes{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAugusta
91Claude A. Bray, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticManchester
92Calvin Smyre{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
93W. Randolph Phillips{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticShiloh
94Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
95Thomas B. Buck{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
96Milton Hirsch{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
97Mary Jane Galer{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticColumbus
98Robert F. Ray{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticFort Valley
99Denmark Groover, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
100Frank C. Pinkston{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
101William C. (Billy) Randall{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
102David E. Lucas{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
103Frank Horne, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMacon
104Kenneth (Ken) W. Birdsong{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGordon
105Bobby Eugene Parham{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMilledgeville
106Jesse Copelan, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticEatonton
107Jimmy Lord{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSandersville
108Emory E. Bargeron{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLouisville
109Randolph C. (Randy) Karrh{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSwainsboro
110John F. Godbee{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBrooklet
111Bob Lane{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticStatesboro
112Ward Edwards{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticButler
113Ted W. Waddle{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanWarner Robins
114Roy H. (Sonny) Watson, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWarner Robins
115Larry Walker{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticPerry
116George Hooks{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAmericus
117Newt Hudson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticRochelle
118Terry L. Coleman{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticEastman
119DuBose Porter{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDublin
120L.L. (Pete) Phillips{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSoperton
121Clinton Oliver{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticGlennville
122Ron Ginsberg{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
123Diane Harvey Johnson{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
124DeWayne Hamilton{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
125Bobby Phillips{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
126Anne Mueller{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanSavannah
127Roy L. Allen{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
128Tom Triplett{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSavannah
129George A. Chance, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSpringfield
130Gerald E. Greene{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCuthbert
131Bob Hanner{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticDawson
132John White{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAlbany
133Tommy Chambless{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAlbany
134Mary Young-Cummings{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAlbany
135Howard H. Rainey{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCordele
136Earleen Sizemore{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticSylvester
137Paul S. Branch, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticFitzgerald
138Hentry Bostic{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticTifton
139James C. Moore{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWest Green
140Ralph J. Balkcom{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBlakely
141Walter E. Cox{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBainbridge
142Willis K. Long{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCairo
143Allen Sherrod{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticCoolidge
144Marcus E. Collins, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticPelham
145Hugh D. Matthews{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticMoultrie
146Hanson Carter{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticNashville
147Henry L. Reaves{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticQuitman
148James M. Beck{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticValdosta
149Robert L. Patten{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticLakeland
150Tom Crosby, Jr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWaycross
151Harry D. Dixon{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticWaycross
152Tommy R. Smith{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticAlma
153-1Lunsford Moody{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticBaxley
153-2Roger C. Byrd{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHazlehurst
154Joe E. Brown{{party shading/Democratic}} | DemocraticHinesville
155Norman "Shaw" McVeigh{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanBrunswick
156Dean G. Auten{{party shading/Republican}} | RepublicanBrunswick

See also

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External links

  • [http://www.legis.state.ga.us/ Georgia General Assembly website] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100205173904/http://www.legis.state.ga.us/ |date=2010-02-05 }}
  • [http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/ggp/ Official Georgia Government Publications - Library - Link to "Picture Book"]

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