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152nd Georgia General Assembly

{{Short description|Term of state legislature in US state of Georgia}}

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{{Infobox legislative session

| name = 152nd 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 = 151st

| after = 153rd

| chamber1 = Senate

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| membership1 = 56 (38 R, 18 D)

| control1 = Republican Party

| chamber1_leader1_type = President of the Senate

| chamber1_leader1 = Casey Cagle (R)

| chamber1_leader2_type =

| chamber1_leader2 =

| chamber2 = House of Representatives

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| membership2 = 180 (119 R, 60 D, 1 I)

| control2 = Republican Party

| chamber2_leader1_type = Speaker of the House

| chamber2_leader1 = David Ralston (R)

| chamber2_leader2_type =

| chamber2_leader2 =

| session1_start = {{Start date|2013|01|14}}

| session1_end = {{End date|2013|03|29}}

| session2_start = {{Start date|2014|01|13}}

| session2_end = {{End date|2014|03|21}}

}}

The 152nd General Assembly of the U.S. state of Georgia convened its first session on January 14, 2013,[http://www.house.ga.gov/clerk/en-US/DailyStatusSheets.aspx House Daily Status Reports]. house.ga.gov. Retrieved February 7, 2016. at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. The 152nd Georgia General Assembly succeeded the 151st and preceded the 153rd.

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 | 38

{{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 | 0

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 | 119

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

| Democratic Party

| colspan=2 align=center | 60

bgcolor="yellow"| 

| Independent

| colspan=2 align=center | 1

bgcolor="black"| 

| Vacancies

| colspan=2 align=center | 0

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

|Ronnie Chance

| align=center | 16

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

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|{{anchor|Butch Miller}}Butch Miller

| align=center | 49

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

|Majority Whip

|Cecil Staton

| align=center | 18

== 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 Caucus Chairman

|Horacena Tate

| align=center | 38

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

|Minority Whip

|Vincent Fort

| align=center | 39

= 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 | 46

|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

|Larry O'Neal

| align=center | 146

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

|Majority Whip

|Edward Lindsey

| align=center | 54

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

|Majority Caucus Chairman

|Donna Sheldon

| align=center | 105

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

|Majority Caucus Vice Chairman

|Matt Ramsey

| align=center | 72

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

|Majority Caucus Sec./Treas.

|Allen Peake

| align=center | 137

== 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

|Stacey Abrams

| align=center | 84

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

|Minority Whip

|Carolyn Hugley

| align=center | 133

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

|Minority Caucus Chairman

|Virgil Fludd

| align=center | 64

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

|Minority Caucus Vice Chairman

|Billy Mitchell

| align=center | 88

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

|Minority Caucus Secretary

|Debbie Buckner

| align=center | 137

Members of the State Senate

class="wikitable sortable"

!District

!Senator

!Party

!First elected

!Residence

1Earl “Buddy” Carter{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2009Pooler
2Lester Jackson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Savannah
3William T. Ligon, Jr.{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Brunswick
4{{anchor|Jack Hill}}Jack Hill{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1990Reidsville
5Curt Thompson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2004Tucker
6{{anchor|Hunter Hill}}Hunter Hill{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Atlanta
7Tyler Harper{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Ocilla
8Tim Golden{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1998Valdosta
9{{anchor|Don Balfour}}Don Balfour{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1992Snellville
10Emanuel Jones{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2004Decatur
11Dean Burke{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Bainbridge
12Freddie Powell Sims{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Dawson
13{{anchor|John Crosby}}John Crosby{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Tifton
14Barry Loudermilk{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Cassville
15Ed Harbison{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1992Columbus
16Ronnie Chance{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Tyrone
17Rick Jeffares{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Locust Grove
18Cecil Staton{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Macon
19Tommie Williams{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1998Lyons
20Ross Tolleson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Perry
21Brandon Beach{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Alpharetta
22Hardie Davis{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Augusta
23{{anchor|Jesse Stone}}Jesse Stone{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Waynesboro
24{{anchor|Bill Jackson}}Bill Jackson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2007Appling
25Burt Jones{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Jackson
26{{anchor|David Lucas}}David Lucas{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Macon
27{{anchor|Jack Murphy}}Jack Murphy{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Cumming
28Mike Crane{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Newnan
29Joshua McKoon{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Columbus
30Mike Dugan{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Carrollton
31Bill Heath{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Bremen
32Judson Hill{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Marietta
33{{anchor|Steve Thompson}}Steve Thompson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic|1990Marietta
34Valencia Seay{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2003Riverdale
35Donzella James{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2009College Park
36Nan Orrock{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Atlanta
37Lindsey Tippins{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Marietta
38Horacena Tate{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1998Atlanta
39Vincent Fort{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1996Atlanta
40Fran Millar{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Atlanta
41Steve Henson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Tucker
42Jason Carter{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Decatur
43Ronald Ramsey, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Decatur
44Gail Davenport{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Jonesboro
45Renee Unterman{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Buford
46Bill Cowsert{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Athens
47Frank Ginn{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Danielsville
48David Shafer{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2001Duluth
49Butch Miller{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Gainesville
50{{anchor|John Wilkinson}}John Wilkinson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Toccoa
51Steve Gooch{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Dahlonega
52Chuck Hufstetler{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Rome
53Jeff Mullis{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2000Chickamauga
54Charlie Bethel{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Dalton
55Gloria S. Butler{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1999Stone Mountain
56John Albers{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Roswell

=Changes in membership from previous term=

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valign=bottom

! District

! Previous

! Subsequent

! Reason for change

=Changes in membership during current term=

Barry Loudermilk resigned from the Georgia Senate, representing the 14th district, in August 2013, to focus on his campaign for a seat in the United States House of Representatives. Bruce Thompson won a special election to fill the remainder of his term.{{cite web|url=http://www.cherokeetribune.com/view/full_story/24232259/article-Sen--Thompson-takes-office-after-beating-Laughridge-in-runoff |title=Sen Thompson takes office after beating Laughridge in runoff |publisher=Cherokee Tribune |date= |accessdate=January 7, 2014}}{{cite web|url=http://www.gpb.org/news/2013/12/04/thompson-prince-efstration-win-general-assembly-seats |title=Thompson, Prince, Efstration Win General Assembly Seats |publisher=Gpb.org |date=December 4, 2013 |accessdate=January 7, 2014}}

=Announced retirements=

Members of the House of Representatives

class="wikitable sortable"

!District

!Representative

!Party

!First elected

!Residence

1John Deffenbaugh{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Lookout Mountain
2Jay Neal{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004LaFayette
3Tom Weldon{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Ringgold
4Bruce Broadrick{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Dalton
5John D. Meadows, III{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Calhoun
6Tom Dickson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Cohutta
7David Ralston{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Blue Ridge
8Stephen Allison{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Blairsville
9Kevin Tanner{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Dawsonville
10Terry Rogers{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Clarkesville
11Rick Jasperse{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Jasper
12Eddie Lumsden{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Armuchee
13Katie M. Dempsey{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Rome
14Christian Coomer{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Cartersville
15Paul Battles{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Cartersville
16Trey Kelley{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Cedartown
17Howard R. Maxwell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Dallas
18Kevin Cooke{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Carrollton
19Paulette Braddock{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Hiram
20Michael Caldwell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Woodstock
21Scot Turner{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Holly Springs
22Calvin Hill{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Canton
23Mandi L. Ballinger{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Canton
24Mark Hamilton{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Cumming
25Mike Dudgeon{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Suwanee
26Geoff Duncan{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Cumming
27Lee Hawkins{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Gainesville
28Dan Gasaway{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Homer
29Carl Rogers{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1994Gainesville
30Emory Dunahoo{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Gainesville
31Tommy Benton{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Jefferson
32Alan Powell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1990Hartwell
33Tom McCall{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1994Elberton
34Gregory Charles{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Kennesaw
35Ed Setzler{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Acworth
36Earl Ehrhart{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1988Powder Springs
37Sam Teasley{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Marietta
38David Wilkerson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Austell
39Alisha Thomas Morgan{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Austell
40Rich Golick{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1998Smyrna
41Michael Smith{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Marietta
42Stacey Evans{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Smyrna
43Sharon Cooper{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1996Marietta
44Don Parsons{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1994Marietta
45Matt Dollar{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Marietta
46John Carson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Marietta
47Jan Jones{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2003Milton
48Harry Geisinger{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Roswell
49Chuck Martin{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Alpharetta
50Lynne Riley{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Johns Creek
51Wendell Willard{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2000Sandy Springs
52Joe Wilkinson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2000Atlanta
53Sheila Jones{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2004Smyrna
54Edward Lindsey{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Atlanta
55Tyrone L. Brooks, Sr.{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1980Atlanta
56"Able" Mable Thomas{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Atlanta
57Pat Gardner{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2001Atlanta
58Simone Bell{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2009Atlanta
59Margaret Kaiser{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Atlanta
60Keisha Waites{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Atlanta
61Roger B. Bruce{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Atlanta
62LaDawn Jones{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1994Atlanta
63Ronnie Mabra{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Fayetteville
64Virgil Fludd{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Tyrone
65Sharon Beasley-Teague{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1992Red Oak
66Kimberly Alexander{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Hiram
67Micah Gravley{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Douglasville
68Dustin Hightower{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Carrollton
69Randy Nix{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006LaGrange
70Lynn Ratigan Smith{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1996Newnan
71David Stover{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Newnan
72Matt Ramsey{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Peachtree City
73John P. Yates{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1988Griffin
74Valencia Stovall{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Ellenwood
75Mike Glanton{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Jonesboro
76Sandra Scott{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Rex
77Darryl Jordan{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2000Riverdale
78Demetrius Douglas{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Stockbridge
79Tom Taylor{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Dunwoody
80Mike Jacobs{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Atlanta
81Scott Holcomb{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Atlanta
82Mary Margaret Oliver{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Decatur
83Howard Mosby{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Atlanta
84Rahn Mayo{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Atlanta
85Karla Drenner{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2000Avondale Estates
86Michele D. Henson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1990Stone Mountain
87Earnest "Coach" Williams{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Avondale Estates
88Billy Mitchell{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Stone Mountain
89Stacey Abrams{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Atlanta
90Pam Stephenson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Decatur
91Dee Dawkins-Haigler{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Lithonia
92Tonya Anderson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Lithonia
93Dar'shun Kendrick{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Lithonia
94Karen Bennett{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Stone Mountain
95Tom Rice{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1996Norcross
96Pedro Rafael Marin{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Duluth
97Brooks Coleman{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1992Duluth
98Josh Clark{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Buford
99Hugh Floyd{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Norcross
100Brian W. Thomas{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2004Lilburn
101Valerie Clark{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Lawrenceville
102Buzz Brockway{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Lawrenceville
103Timothy Barr{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Lawrenceville
104Donna Sheldon{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Dacula
105Joyce Chandler{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Snellville
106Brett Harrell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Snellville
107David Casas{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Lilburn
108B.J. Pak{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Lilburn
109Dale Rutledge{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012McDonough
110Andrew Welch{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010McDonough
111Brian Strickland{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012McDonough
112Doug Holt{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Social Circle
113Pam Dickerson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2010Conyers
114Tom Kirby{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Loganville
115Bruce Williamson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Monroe
116Terry Lamar England{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Auburn
117Regina Quick{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Athens
118Spencer Frye{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Athens
119Chuck Williams{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Watkinsville
120Mickey Channell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Greensboro
121Barry Fleming{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Harlem
122Ben L. Harbin{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1994Evans
123Barbara Sims{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Augusta
124Henry Howard{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Augusta
125Earnest Smith{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2009Augusta
126Gloria Frazier{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Hephzibah
127Quincy Murphy{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Augusta
128Mack Jackson{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Sandersville
129Susan Holmes{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Monticello
130David Knight{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Griffin
131Johnnie Caldwell, Jr.{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Thomaston
132Carl Von Epps{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1992LaGrange
133John David Pezold{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Fortson
134Richard H. Smith{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Columbus
135Calvin Smyre{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1974Columbus
136Carolyn Hugley{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1992Columbus
137Debbie Buckner{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Junction City
138Mike Cheokas{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Americus
139Patty Bentley{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Reynolds
140Robert Dickey{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Musella
141Allen Peake{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Macon
142Nikki Randall{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1999Macon
143James Beverly{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Macon
144Bubber Epps{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Dry Branch
145Rusty Kidd{{party shading/Independent}} | Independent2009Milledgeville
146Larry O'Neal{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2001Bonaire
147Willie Lee Talton{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Warner Robins
148Buddy Harden{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Cordele
149Jimmy Pruett{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Eastman
150Matt Hatchett{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Dublin
151Gerald E. Greene{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1982Cuthbert
152Ed Rynders{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Albany
153Carol Fullerton{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Albany
154Winfred J. Dukes{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic1996Albany
155Jay Roberts{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Ocilla
156Greg Morris{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1998Vidalia
157Delvis Dutton{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Glennville
158Larry "Butch" Parrish{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1984Swainsboro
159Jon G. Burns{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2004Newington
160Jan Tankersley{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Brooklet
161Bill Hitchens{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Rincon
162Bob Bryant{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2004Garden City
163J. Craig Gordon{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2006Savannah
164Ron Stephens{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1996Savannah
165Mickey Stephens{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2008Savannah
166Ben Watson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Savannah
167Jeff Chapman{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2012Brunswick
168Al Williams{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2002Midway
169Chuck Sims{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1996Ambrose
170Penny Houston{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican1998Nashville
171Jay Powell{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Camilla
172Sam Watson{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2008Moultrie
173Darlene K. Taylor{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Thomasville
174Ellis Black{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2002Valdosta
175Amy Carter{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2006Valdosta
176Jason Shaw{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Lakeland
177Dexter Sharper{{party shading/Democratic}} | Democratic2012Valdosta
178Chad Nimmer{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2011Blackshear
179Alex Atwood{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Brunswick
180Jason Spencer{{party shading/Republican}} | Republican2010Woodbine

=Changes in membership from previous term=

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valign=bottom

! District

! Previous

! Subsequent

! Reason for change

=Changes in membership during current term=

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valign=bottom

! Date seat became vacant

! District

! Previous

! Reason for change

! Subsequent

! Date of successor's taking office

July 1, 2013

| 100

| Brian W. Thomas

| Resigned

| Dewey McClain

| December 5, 2013

August 27, 2013

| 104

| Donna Sheldon

| Resigned

| Chuck Efstration

| December 13, 2013

October 30, 2013

| 22

| Calvin Hill

| Deceased

| Sam Moore

| February 11, 2014 [http://ballotpedia.org/Sam_Moore Sam Moore]. ballotpedia.org. Retrieved February 7, 2016.

See also

{{portal|Georgia (U.S. state)}}

References

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External links

  • [http://www.legis.ga.gov/ Georgia General Assembly website]
  • 2013–2015 Representatives by [http://www.house.ga.gov/Representatives/en-US/HouseMembersList.aspx Name]
  • 2013–2015 Senators by [http://www.senate.ga.gov/senators/en-US/SenateMembersList.aspx Name]

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