140th Georgia General Assembly
140th Georgia General Assembly | |||||
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Overview | |||||
Legislative body | Georgia General Assembly | ||||
Meeting place | Georgia State Capitol | ||||
Senate | |||||
Members | 56 | ||||
President of the Senate | Zell Miller (D) | ||||
Party control | Democratic Party | ||||
House of Representatives | |||||
Members | 180 | ||||
Speaker of the House | Tom Murphy (D) | ||||
Party control | Democratic Party |
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[]
Affiliation | Members | |
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Republican Party | 11 | |
Democratic Party | 45 | |
Other party* | 0 | |
Total | 56 |
House of Representatives[]
Affiliation | Members | |
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Republican Party | 36 | |
Democratic Party | 144 | |
Other party* | 0 | |
Total | 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[]
Terms of the Georgia General Assembly |
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Senate[]
Presiding Officer[]
Position | Name | District | Party | |
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Zell Miller | n/a | Democratic | ||
President Pro Tempore | Joseph E. Kennedy | 04 | Democratic |
Majority leadership[]
Position | Name | District | |
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Senate Majority Leader | 22 | ||
Majority Caucus Chairman | 27 | ||
Majority Whip | 43 |
Minority leadership[]
Position | Name | District | |
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Senate Minority Leader | 09 | ||
Minority Caucus Chairman | James W. (Jim) Tysinger | 41 | |
Minority Whip | 56 |
House of Representatives[]
Presiding Officer[]
Position | Name | District | Party | |
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Speaker of the House | Thomas B. Murphy | 18 | Democratic | |
Speaker Pro Tempore | Jack Connell | 87 | Democratic |
Majority leadership[]
Position | Name | District | |
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House Majority Leader | Larry Walker | 115 | |
Majority Whip | Denmark Groover | 99 | |
Majority Caucus Chairman | Bill Lee | 72 | |
Majority Caucus Secretary | Ward Edwards | 112 |
Minority leadership[]
Position | Name | District | |
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House Minority Leader | Johnny Isakson | 21-2 | |
Minority Whip | 20-3 | ||
Minority Caucus Chairman | Dorothy Felton | 22 | |
Minority Caucus Vice Chairman | 45 | ||
Minority Caucus Secretary | 126 |
Members of the State Senate[]
District | Senator | Party | Residence |
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1 | J. Tom Coleman | Democratic | Savannah |
2 | Democratic | Savannah | |
3 | Democratic | Brunswick | |
4 | Joseph E. Kennedy | Democratic | Claxton |
5 | Republican | Atlanta | |
6 | Democratic | Patterson | |
7 | Democratic | Nashville | |
8 | Loyce W. Turner | Democratic | Valdosta |
9 | Republican | Lilburn | |
10 | Democratic | Cairo | |
11 | Democratic | Blakely | |
12 | Mark Taylor | Democratic | Albany |
13 | Rooney L. Bowen | Democratic | Cordele |
14 | Democratic | Montezuma | |
15 | Democratic | Columbus | |
16 | Ted J. Land | Republican | Columbus |
17 | Mac Collins | Republican | Jackson |
18 | Democratic | Warner Robins | |
19 | Democratic | Douglas | |
20 | Hugh M. Gillis, Sr. | Democratic | Soperton |
21 | Democratic | Swainsboro | |
22 | Democratic | Augusta | |
23 | Republican | Augusta | |
24 | Democratic | Appling | |
25 | Democratic | Milledgeville | |
26 | Democratic | Macon | |
27 | Democratic | Thomaston | |
28 | Republican | Newnan | |
29 | Democratic | LaGrange | |
30 | Democratic | Carrollton | |
31 | Nathan Dean | Democratic | Rockmart |
32 | Republican | Smyrna | |
33 | Roy E. Barnes | Democratic | Mableton |
34 | Democratic | Fairburn | |
35 | Arthur Langford, Jr. | Democratic | Atlanta |
36 | David Scott | Democratic | Atlanta |
37 | Republican | Marietta | |
38 | Horace E Tate | Democratic | Atlanta |
39 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
40 | Michael J. Egan | Republican | Atlanta |
41 | James W. (Jim) Tysinger | Republican | Atlanta |
42 | Pierre Howard | Democratic | Decatur |
43 | Democratic | Decatur | |
44 | Terrell Starr | Democratic | Forest Park |
45 | Democratic | Conyers | |
46 | Paul C. Broun | Democratic | Athens |
47 | C. Donald Johnson, Jr. | Democratic | Royston |
48 | Democratic | Lawrenceville | |
49 | J. Nathan Deal | Democratic | Gainesville |
50 | Democratic | Cornelia | |
51 | Max Brannon | Democratic | Calhoun |
52 | Democratic | Rome | |
53 | Waymond C. Huggins | Democratic | LaFayette |
54 | Democratic | Chatsworth | |
55 | Democratic | Stone Mountain | |
56 | Republican | Atlanta |
Members of the House of Representatives[]
District | Representative | Party | Residence |
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1-1 | Democratic | Chickamauga | |
1-2 | Democratic | Rossville | |
2 | McCracken Poston | Democratic | Ringgold |
3 | Democratic | Eton | |
4-1 | Carlton H. Colwell | Democratic | Blairsville |
4-2 | Democratic | Hiawassee | |
5 | Democratic | Lyerly | |
6-1 | Democratic | Tunnel Hill | |
6-2 | Democratic | Dalton | |
7 | James Beverly Langford | Democratic | Calhoun |
8-1 | Republican | Canton | |
8-2 | Democratic | Canton | |
9-1 | E. Wycliffe ("Wyc") Orr | Democratic | Gainesville |
9-2 | Democratic | Gainesville | |
9-3 | Democratic | Chestnut Mountain | |
10 | Democratic | Cumming | |
11-1 | Democratic | Clarkesville | |
11-2 | Democratic | Toccoa | |
12 | Democratic | Commerce | |
13-1 | Democratic | Danielsville | |
13-2 | Democratic | Winterville | |
14 | Democratic | Elberton | |
15-1 | E.M. (Buddy) Childers | Democratic | Rome |
15-2 | Democratic | Silver Creek | |
16 | Democratic | Rome | |
17 | Democratic | Rockmart | |
18 | Thomas B. Murphy | Democratic | Bremen |
19 | Democratic | Cartersville | |
20-1 | Republican | Marietta | |
20-2 | Republican | Powder Springs | |
20-3 | Republican | Acworth | |
20-4 | Steve Thompson | Democratic | Powder Springs |
20-5 | Earl Ehrhart | Republican | Powder Springs |
21-1 | Republican | Smyrna | |
21-2 | Johnny Isakson | Republican | Marietta |
21-3 | Republican | Smyrna | |
21-4 | Republican | Marietta | |
21-5 | Republican | Marietta | |
22 | Dorothy Felton | Republican | Atlanta |
23 | Republican | Roswell | |
24 | Republican | Atlanta | |
25 | Republican | Atlanta | |
26 | Jim Martin | Democratic | Atlanta |
27 | Dick Lane | Democratic | East Point |
28 | Bob Holmes | Democratic | Atlanta |
29 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
30 | Nan Orrock | Democratic | Atlanta |
31 | Mable Thomas | Democratic | Atlanta |
32 | Democratic | Palmetto | |
33 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
34 | Tyrone Brooks | Democratic | Atlanta |
35 | J.E. (Billy) McKinney | Democratic | Atlanta |
36 | Democratic | Hapeville | |
37 | Georganna T. Sinkfield | Democratic | Atlanta |
38 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
39 | Ralph David Abernathy III | Democratic | Atlanta |
40 | Cynthia Ann McKinney | Democratic | Atlanta |
41 | Democratic | Dallas | |
42 | Democratic | Douglasville | |
43 | Republican | Peachtree City | |
44 | John Linder | Republican | Dunwoody |
45 | Republican | Atlanta | |
46 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
47 | Chesley V. Morton | Republican | Tucker |
48 | Republican | Atlanta | |
49 | Republican | Stone Mountain | |
50 | Democratic | Decatur | |
51 | Thurbert E. Baker | Democratic | Decatur |
52 | Democratic | Decatur | |
53 | Mary Margaret Oliver | Democratic | Decatur |
54 | Juanita Terry Williams | Democratic | Atlanta |
55 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
56 | Democratic | Atlanta | |
57-1 | Democratic | Conyers | |
57-2 | Democratic | Decatur | |
57-3 | Dean Alford | Democratic | Lithonia |
58 | Republican | Clarkston | |
59 | Republican | Lilburn | |
60 | Republican | Buford | |
61 | Republican | Lawrenceville | |
62 | Republican | Lilburn | |
63 | Republican | Norcross | |
64 | Democratic | Winder | |
65 | Democratic | Monroe | |
66 | Democratic | Watkinsville | |
67 | Michael L. Thurmond | Democratic | Athens |
68 | Democratic | Athens | |
69 | Democratic | Temple | |
70 | Democratic | Carrollton | |
71 | Republican | Newnan | |
72-1 | Bill Lee | Democratic | Forest Park |
72-2 | Democratic | Jonesboro | |
72-3 | Democratic | Jonesboro | |
72-4 | Republican | Jonesboro | |
72-5 | Frank I. Bailey, Jr. | Democratic | Riverdale |
73 | Democratic | McDonough | |
74 | Democratic | Covington | |
75 | John P. Yates | Republican | Griffin |
76 | Democratic | Griffin | |
77 | Democratic | Hogansville | |
78 | Democratic | Jackson | |
79 | Democratic | Thomaston | |
80 | Democratic | Forsyth | |
81 | Democratic | LaGrange | |
82 | Democratic | Warrenton | |
83 | William S. "Bill" Jackson | Democratic | Martinez |
84 | Democratic | Thomson | |
85 | Charles W. Walker | Democratic | Augusta |
86 | Democratic | Augusta | |
87 | Jack Connell | Democratic | Augusta |
88 | Democratic | Augusta | |
89 | Don Cheeks | Democrat | Augusta |
90 | Republican | Augusta | |
91 | Democratic | Manchester | |
92 | Calvin Smyre | Democratic | Columbus |
93 | Democratic | Hamilton | |
94 | Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. | Democratic | Columbus |
95 | Thomas B. Buck | Democratic | Columbus |
96 | Democratic | Columbus | |
97 | Robert H. Steele | Republican | Columbus |
98 | Democratic | Fort Valley | |
99 | Denmark Groover, Jr. | Democratic | Macon |
100 | Democratic | Macon | |
101 | Democratic | Macon | |
102 | David E. Lucas | Democratic | Macon |
103 | Democratic | Macon | |
104 | Democratic | Gordon | |
105 | Bobby Eugene Parham | Democratic | Milledgeville |
106 | Democratic | White Plains | |
107 | Jimmy Lord | Democratic | Sandersville |
108 | Democratic | Louisville | |
109 | Larry J. "Butch" Parrish | Democratic | Swainsboro |
110 | John F. Godbee | Democratic | Brooklet |
111 | Bob Lane | Democratic | Statesboro |
112 | Ward Edwards | Democratic | Butler |
113 | Republican | Warner Robins | |
114 | Democratic | Warner Robins | |
115 | Larry Walker | Democratic | Perry |
116 | George Hooks | Democratic | Americus |
117 | Newt Hudson | Democratic | Rochelle |
118 | Terry L. Coleman | Democratic | Eastman |
119 | DuBose Porter | Democratic | Dublin |
120 | Democratic | Vidalia | |
121 | Democratic | Glennville | |
122 | Democratic | Savannah | |
123 | Democratic | Savannah | |
124 | DeWayne Hamilton | Democratic | Savannah |
125 | Jack Kingston | Republican | Savannah |
126 | Republican | Savannah | |
127 | Democratic | Savannah | |
128 | Sonny Dixon | Democratic | Garden City |
129 | Democratic | Springfield | |
130 | Gerald E. Greene | Democratic | Cuthbert |
131 | Bob Hanner | Democratic | Dawson |
132 | Democratic | Albany | |
133 | Democratic | Albany | |
134 | Democratic | Albany | |
135 | Democratic | Cordele | |
136 | Democratic | Ashburn | |
137 | Democratic | Fitzgerald | |
138 | Democratic | Tifton | |
139 | Democratic | Nicholls | |
140 | Democratic | Blakely | |
141 | Democratic | Bainbridge | |
142 | Democratic | Cairo | |
143 | Theo Titus, III | Republican | Thomasville |
144 | Democratic | Camilla | |
145 | Democratic | Moultrie | |
146 | Democratic | Nashville | |
147 | Henry L. Reaves | Democratic | Quitman |
148 | Democratic | Valdosta | |
149 | Robert L. Patten | Democratic | Lakeland |
150 | Tom Crosby, Jr. | Democratic | Waycross |
151 | Harry D. Dixon | Democratic | Waycross |
152 | Democratic | Alma | |
153-1 | Lunsford Moody | Democratic | Baxley |
153-2 | Democratic | Hazlehurst | |
154 | Democratic | Hinesville | |
155 | Democratic | Brunswick | |
156 | Republican | Brunswick |
See also[]
- Georgia Senate
- Georgia House of Representatives
External links[]
Categories:
- Georgia (U.S. state) legislative sessions
- 1989 in American politics
- 1990 in American politics
- 1989 in Georgia (U.S. state)
- 1990 in Georgia (U.S. state)