140th Georgia General Assembly

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The 140th Georgia General Assembly met from January 9, 1989, until January 14, 1991, at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta.

Party standings

= Senate =

class=wikitable
colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom \| Affiliation ! valign=bottom \| Members
bgcolor="#CC0000"\| \| Republican Party \| align=center \| 11
bgcolor="#3333CC"\| \| Democratic Party \| align=center \| 45
bgcolor="#999999"\| \| Other party^* \| align=center \| 0
colspan=2 \| Total \| align=center \| 56

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colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom | Affiliation

! valign=bottom | Members

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| Republican Party

| align=center | 11

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| Democratic Party

| align=center | 45

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| Other party^*

| align=center | 0

colspan=2 | Total

| align=center | 56

= House of Representatives =

class=wikitable
colspan=2 align=center valign=bottom bgcolor="lightgray"\| Affiliation ! valign=bottom bgcolor="lightgray"\| Members
bgcolor="#CC0000"\| \| Republican Party \| align=center \| 36
bgcolor="#3333CC"\| \| Democratic Party \| align=center \| 144
bgcolor="#999999"\| \| Other party^* \| align=center \| 0
colspan=2 \| Total \| align=center \| 180

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

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| Republican Party

| align=center | 36

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| Democratic Party

| align=center | 144

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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 1989-90 session of the General Assembly, only the two major parties were successful in electing legislators to office.

Officers

= Senate =

== Presiding Officer ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

! align=center |Party

| width="201" |

President

|Zell Miller

| align=center | n/a

|Democratic

|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

| width="201" |Senate Majority Leader

|Thomas F. Allgood

| align=center | 22

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|W.F. (Billy) Harris

| align=center | 27

|Majority Whip

|Eugene P. (Gene) Walker

| align=center | 43

== Minority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

| width="201" |Senate Minority Leader

|R.T. (Tom) Phillips

| align=center | 09

|Minority Caucus Chairman

|James W. (Jim) Tysinger

| align=center | 41

|Minority Whip

|Sallie Newbill

| 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

| width="201" |Speaker of the House

| align=center | 18

|Speaker Pro Tempore

| align=center | 87

== Majority leadership ==

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! colspan=2 align=center |Position

! width="099" align=center |Name

! align=center |District

| width="201" |House Majority Leader

|Larry Walker

| align=center | 115

|Majority Whip

|Denmark Groover

| align=center | 99

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|Bill Lee

| align=center | 72

|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

| width="201" |House Minority Leader

|Johnny Isakson

| align=center | 21-2

|Minority Whip

|Herman Clark

| align=center | 20-3

|Minority Caucus Chairman

|Dorothy Felton

| align=center | 22

|Minority Caucus Vice Chairman

|Jerry Max Davis

| align=center | 45

|Minority Caucus Secretary

|Anne Mueller

| align=center | 126

Members of the State Senate

class="wikitable sortable" !District !Senator !Party !Residence
1	J. Tom Coleman	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
2	Albert (Al) Scott	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
3	R. Joseph Hammill	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Brunswick
4	Joseph E. Kennedy	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Claxton
5	Joe Burton	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
6	Earl Echols, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Patterson
7	Ed Perry	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Nashville
8	Loyce W. Turner	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Valdosta
9	R.T. (Tom) Phillips	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Lilburn
10	Harold J. Ragan	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cairo
11	Jimmy Hodge Timmons	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Blakely
12	Mark Taylor	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Albany
13	Rooney L. Bowen	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cordele
14	Lewis H. (Bud) McKenzie	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Montezuma
15	Gary Parker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Columbus
16	Ted J. Land	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Columbus
17	Mac Collins	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Jackson
18	Ed Barker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Warner Robins
19	Walter S. Ray	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Douglas
20	Hugh M. Gillis, Sr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Soperton
21	William F. English	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Swainsboro
22	Thomas F. Allgood	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Augusta
23	Frank Albert	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Augusta
24	G.B. "Jake" Pollard, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Appling
25	Culver Kidd	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Milledgeville
26	Tommy C. Olmstead	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
27	W.F. (Billy) Harris	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Thomaston
28	Arthur B. "Skin" Edge, IV	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Newnan
29	A. Quillian Baldwin, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	LaGrange
30	Wayne Garner	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Carrollton
31	Nathan Dean	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rockmart
32	Hugh A. Ragan	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Smyrna
33	Roy E. Barnes	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	\|Mableton
34	Bev Engram	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Fairburn
35	Arthur Langford, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
36	David Scott	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
37	Chuck Clay	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Marietta
38	Horace E Tate	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
39	Hildred W. Shumake	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
40	Michael J. Egan	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
41	James W. (Jim) Tysinger	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
42	Pierre Howard	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
43	Eugene P. (Gene) Walker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
44	Terrell Starr	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Forest Park
45	Harrill L. Dawkins	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Conyers
46	Paul C. Broun	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Athens
47	C. Donald Johnson, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Royston
48	Donn M. Peevy	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Lawrenceville
49	J. Nathan Deal	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Gainesville
50	John C. Foster	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cornelia
51	Max Brannon	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Calhoun
52	Kenneth C. Fuller	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rome
53	Waymond C. Huggins	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	LaFayette
54	W.W. (Bill) Fincher, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Chatsworth
55	Lawrence Stumbaugh	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Stone Mountain
56	Sallie Newbill	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta

Members of the House of Representatives

class="wikitable sortable" !District !Representative !Party !Residence
1-1	Mike Snow	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Chickamauga
1-2	Robert H. (Bob) McCoy	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rossville
2	McCracken Poston	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Ringgold
3	Charles N. Poag	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Eton
4-1	Carlton H. Colwell	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Blairsville
4-2	Ralph Twiggs	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hiawassee
5	John G. Crawford	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Lyerly
6-1	Jim Tyson Griffin	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Tunnel Hill
6-2	Philip A. (Phil) Foster	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Dalton
7	James Beverly Langford	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Calhoun
8-1	Steve Stancil	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Canton
8-2	Bill Hasty	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Canton
9-1	E. Wycliffe ("Wyc") Orr	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Gainesville
9-2	Bobby Lawson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Gainesville
9-3	Jerry D. Jackson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Chestnut Mountain
10	Bill H. Barnett	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cumming
11-1	William J. Dover	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Clarkesville
11-2	Mary Jeanette Jamieson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Toccoa
12	Lauren (Bubba) McDonald	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Commerce
13-1	Louie Max Clark	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Danielsville
13-2	Karen Osborne Irwin	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Winterville
14	Charles W. Yeargin	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Elberton
15-1	E.M. (Buddy) Childers	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rome
15-2	Forrest L. McKelvey	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Silver Creek
16	Paul E. Smith	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rome
17	Bill Cumming	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rockmart
18	Thomas B. Murphy	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Bremen
19	Boyd Petit	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cartersville
20-1	Jack Vaughan	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Marietta
20-2	G. Gresham Howren	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Powder Springs
20-3	Herman Clark	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Acworth
20-4	Steve Thompson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Powder Springs
20-5	Earl Ehrhart	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Powder Springs
21-1	Fred Aiken	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Smyrna
21-2	Johnny Isakson	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Marietta
21-3	Bill Atkins	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Smyrna
21-4	Johnny Gresham	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Marietta
21-5	Tom Wilder	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Marietta
22	Dorothy Felton	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
23	Tom Campbell	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Roswell
24	Kiliaen V.R. (Kil) Townsend	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
25	John M. Lupton, III	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
26	Jim Martin	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
27	Dick Lane	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	East Point
28	Bob Holmes	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
29	Grace W. Davis	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
30	Nan Orrock	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
31	Mable Thomas	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
32	Helen Selman	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Palmetto
33	Lanett Stanley	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
34	Tyrone Brooks	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
35	J.E. (Billy) McKinney	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
36	Barbara H. Couch	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hapeville
37	Georganna T. Sinkfield	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
38	Lorenzo Benn	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
39	Ralph David Abernathy III	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
40	Cynthia Ann McKinney	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
41	Charlie Watts	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Dallas
42	Thomas M. Kilgore	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Douglasville
43	Paul W. Heard, Jr.	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Peachtree City
44	John Linder	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Dunwoody
45	J. Max Davis	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
46	Doug Teper	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
47	Chesley V. Morton	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Tucker
48	Betty Jo Williams	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Atlanta
49	Tom Lawrence	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Stone Mountain
50	Frank L. Redding, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
51	Thurbert E. Baker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
52	Eleanor L. Richardson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
53	Mary Margaret Oliver	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
54	Juanita Terry Williams	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
55	Betty J. Clark	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
56	Betty Aaron	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Atlanta
57-1	Troy A. Athon	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Conyers
57-2	William C. Mangum Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Decatur
57-3	Dean Alford	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Lithonia
58	Tommy Tolbert	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Clarkston
59	O.M. (Mike) Barnett	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Lilburn
60	Keith R. Breedlove	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Buford
61	Vinson Wall	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Lawrenceville
62	Charles E. Bannister	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Lilburn
63	Bill Goodwin	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Norcross
64	John O. Mobley, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Winder
65	Tyrone Carrell	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Monroe
66	Frank E. Stancil	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Watkinsville
67	Michael L. Thurmond	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Athens
68	Lawton Evans Stephens	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Athens
69	Charles Thomas	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Temple
70	John Simpson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Carrollton
71	Sidney Pope Jones, Jr.	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Newnan
72-1	Bill Lee	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Forest Park
72-2	Jimmy W. Benefield	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Jonesboro
72-3	C.E. (Ed Holcomb)	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Jonesboro
72-4	Clay Davis	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Jonesboro
72-5	Frank I. Bailey, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Riverdale
73	Wesley Dunn	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	McDonough
74	Denny M. Dobbs	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Covington
75	John P. Yates	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Griffin
76	Suzi Johnson-Herbert	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Griffin
77	J. Crawford Ware	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hogansville
78	Larry Smith	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Jackson
79	Marvin Adams	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Thomaston
80	Curtis S. Jenkins	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Forsyth
81	Wade Milam	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	LaGrange
82	Edward D. Ricketson, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Warrenton
83	William S. "Bill" Jackson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Martinez
84	Bobby Harris	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Thomson
85	Charles W. Walker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Augusta
86	Mike Padgett	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Augusta
87	Jack Connell	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Augusta
88	George M. Brown	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Augusta
89	Don Cheeks	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democrat	Augusta
90	Dick Ransom	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Augusta
91	Leonard R. "Nookie" Meadows	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Manchester
92	Calvin Smyre	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Columbus
93	Roy D. Moultrie	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hamilton
94	Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Columbus
95	Thomas B. Buck	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Columbus
96	Pete Robinson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Columbus
97	Robert H. Steele	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Columbus
98	Robert F. Ray	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Fort Valley
99	Denmark Groover, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
100	Frank C. Pinkston	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
101	William C. (Billy) Randall	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
102	David E. Lucas	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
103	Floyd M. Buford, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Macon
104	Kenneth (Ken) W. Birdsong	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Gordon
105	Bobby Eugene Parham	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Milledgeville
106	George F. Green	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	White Plains
107	Jimmy Lord	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Sandersville
108	Emory E. Bargeron	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Louisville
109	Larry J. "Butch" Parrish	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Swainsboro
110	John F. Godbee	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Brooklet
111	Bob Lane	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Statesboro
112	Ward Edwards	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Butler
113	Ted W. Waddle	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Warner Robins
114	Roy H. (Sonny) Watson, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Warner Robins
115	Larry Walker	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Perry
116	George Hooks	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Americus
117	Newt Hudson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Rochelle
118	Terry L. Coleman	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Eastman
119	DuBose Porter	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Dublin
120	Fisher Barfoot	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Vidalia
121	Clinton Oliver	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Glennville
122	James L. (Jim) Pannell	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
123	Diane Harvey Johnson	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
124	DeWayne Hamilton	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
125	Jack Kingston	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Savannah
126	Anne Mueller	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Savannah
127	Roy L. Allen	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Savannah
128	Sonny Dixon	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Garden City
129	George A. Chance, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Springfield
130	Gerald E. Greene	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cuthbert
131	Bob Hanner	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Dawson
132	John White	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Albany
133	Tommy Chambless	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Albany
134	Mary Young-Cummings	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Albany
135	Johnny W. Floyd	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cordele
136	Ray Holland	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Ashburn
137	Paul S. Branch, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Fitzgerald
138	Hentry Bostic	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Tifton
139	Van Streat, Sr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Nicholls
140	Ralph J. Balkcom	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Blakely
141	Kermit F. "K" Bates, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Bainbridge
142	Willis K. Long	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Cairo
143	Theo Titus, III	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Thomasville
144	A. Richard Royal	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Camilla
145	C.J. Powell	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Moultrie
146	Hanson Carter	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Nashville
147	Henry L. Reaves	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Quitman
148	James M. Beck	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Valdosta
149	Robert L. Patten	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Lakeland
150	Tom Crosby, Jr.	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Waycross
151	Harry D. Dixon	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Waycross
152	Tommy R. Smith	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Alma
153-1	Lunsford Moody	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Baxley
153-2	Roger C. Byrd	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hazlehurst
154	James M. Floyd	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Hinesville
155	Ronald (Ron) Fennel	{{party shading/Democratic}} \| Democratic	Brunswick
156	Willou Smith	{{party shading/Republican}} \| Republican	Brunswick

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/cgi-bin/govdimag.cgi?path=dbs/1989/ga/s700/_ps1/g4/1989_h90/sess_p1.con/&user=galileo&sessionid=4c7a41d4-1386780697-5097&serverid=DU&instcode=dep1&return=ggpd%3fuserid%3dgalileo%26dbs%3dggpd%26action%3dretrieve%26recno%3d27%26numrecs%3d50%26__rtype%3drecno%26key%3dy-ga-bs700-b-ps1-bg4-b1989-h90-bsess-p1 Members of the General Assembly of Georgia, Senate and House of Representatives - First Session of 1989-90 Term]
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