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149th Georgia General Assembly

Term of state legislature in US state of Georgia

Field	Value
name	149th 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
before	148th
after	150th
chamber1	Senate
membership1	56 (34 R, 22 D)
control1	Republican Party
chamber1_leader1_type	President of the Senate
chamber1_leader1	Casey Cagle (R)
chamber2	House of Representatives
membership2	180 (106 R, 74 D)
control2	Republican Party
chamber2_leader1_type	Speaker of the House
chamber2_leader1	Glenn Richardson (R)
session1_start
session1_end
session2_start
session2_end

The 149th General Assembly of the U.S. state of Georgia first met in 2007, succeeding the 148th General Assembly, and was the precedent of the 150th General Assembly in 2009.

Party standings

Senate

Affiliation	Members
	Republican Party
	Democratic Party
	Seat vacant**
Governing Majority	12
Total	56

House of Representatives

Affiliation	Members
	Republican Party
	Democratic Party
	Seat vacant**
Governing Majority	32
Total	180

Officers

Senate

Presiding Officer

Position	Name	District	Party
	President	Casey Cagle	n/a
	President Pro Tempore	Eric Johnson	1

Majority leadership

Position	Name	District
	Senate Majority Leader	Tommie Williams
	Majority Caucus Chairman	Don Moody
	Majority Whip	Mitch Seabaugh

Minority leadership

Position	Name	District
	Senate Minority Leader	Robert Brown
	Minority Caucus Chairman	Tim Golden
	Minority Whip	David I. Adelman

House of Representatives

Presiding Officer

Position	Name	District	Party
	Speaker of the House	Glenn Richardson	19
	Speaker Pro Tempore	Mark Burkhalter	50

Majority leadership

Position	Name	District
	House Majority Leader	Jerry Keen
	Majority Whip	Barry A. Fleming
	Majority Caucus Chairman	Jay Roberts
	Majority Caucus Vice Chairman	Donna Sheldon
	Majority Caucus Sec./Treas.	Jeff May

Minority leadership

Position	Name	District
	House Minority Leader	DuBose Porter
	Minority Whip	Carolyn Hugley
	Minority Caucus Chairman	Calvin Smyre
	Minority Caucus Vice Chairman	Nikki Randall
	Minority Caucus Secretary	Kathy Ashe

Members of the Georgia State Senate, 2007-2008

District	Party	Residence
Eric Johnson	Republican	Savannah
Regina D. Thomas	Democratic	Savannah
Jeff Chapman	Republican	Brunswick
Jack Hill	Republican	Reidsville
Curt Thompson	Democratic	Norcross
Doug Stoner	Democratic	Smyrna
Greg Goggans	Republican	Douglas
Tim Golden	Democratic	Valdosta
Don Balfour	Republican	Snellville
Emanuel Jones	Democratic	Decatur
John Bulloch	Republican	Ochlocknee
Michael Meyer von Bremen	Democratic	Albany
Joseph Carter	Republican	Tifton
George Hooks	Democratic	Americus
Ed Harbison	Democratic	Columbus
Ronnie Chance	Republican	Tyrone
John Douglas	Republican	Social Circle
Cecil Staton	Republican	Macon
Tommie Williams	Republican	Lyons
Ross Tolleson	Republican	Perry
Chip Rogers	Republican	Woodstock
Ed Tarver	Democratic	Augusta
J.B Powell	Democratic	Blythe
Bill Jackson	Republican	Evans
Johnny Grant	Republican	Milledgeville
Robert Brown	Democratic	Macon
Jack Murphy	Republican	Cumming
Mitch Seabaugh	Republican	Sharpsburg
Seth Harp	Republican	Midland
William Hamrick	Republican	Carrollton
Bill Heath	Republican	Bremen
Judson Hill	Republican	Marietta
Steve Thompson	Democratic	Marietta
Valencia Seay	Democratic	Riverdale
Kasim Reed	Democratic	Atlanta
Nan Orrock	Democratic	Atlanta
John J. Wiles	Republican	Kennesaw
Horacena Tate	Democratic	Atlanta
Vincent Fort	Democratic	Atlanta
Dan Weber	Republican	Dunwoody
Steve Henson	Democratic	Tucker
David Adelman	Democratic	Decatur
Ronald Ramsey Sr.	Democratic	Lithonia
Gail Davenport	Democratic	Jonesboro
Renee S. Unterman	Republican	Buford
Bill Cowsert	Republican	Athens
Ralph T. Hudgens	Republican	Comer
David Shafer	Republican	Duluth
Lee Hawkins	Republican	Gainesville
Nancy Schaefer	Republican	Turnerville
Chip Pearson	Republican	Dawsonville
Preston W. Smith	Republican	Rome
Jeff Mullis	Republican	Chickamauga
Don Thomas	Republican	Dalton
Gloria S. Butler	Democratic	Stone Mountain
Dan Moody	Republican	Alpharetta

Members of the Georgia State House of Representatives, 2007-2008

District	Party	First elected	Residence
Jay Neal	Republican	2005	LaFayette
Martin Scott	Republican	2005	Rossville
Ronald L. Forster	Republican	2001	Ringgold
Roger Williams	Republican	2001	Dalton
John D. Meadows, III	Republican	2005	Calhoun
Tom Dickson	Republican	2005	Cohutta
David Ralston	Republican	2003	Blue Ridge
Charles F. Jenkins	Democratic	2003	Blairsville
Amos Amerson	Republican	2001	Dahlonega
Benjamin D. Bridges, Sr.	Republican	1997	Cleveland
Barbara Massey Reece	Democratic	1999	Menlo
Tom Graves	Republican	2003	Ranger
Katie Dempsey	Republican	2007	Rome
Barry Dean Loudermilk	Republican	2005	Cassville
Jeff Lewis	Republican	1993	White
Rick Crawford	Democratic	2007	Cedartown
Howard R. Maxwell	Republican	2003	Dallas
Mark Butler	Republican	2003	Carrollton
Glenn Richardson	Republican	1997	Hiram
Charlice H. Byrd	Republican	2005	Woodstock
Calvin Hill	Republican	2003	Canton
Sean Jerguson	Republican	2007	Woodstock
Mark Hamilton	Republican	2007	Cumming
Tom Knox	Republican	2001	Suwanee
James Mills	Republican	1993	Gainesville
Carl Rogers	Republican	1995	Gainesville
Doug Collins	Republican	2007	Gainesville
Jeanette Jamieson	Democratic	1985	Toccoa
Alan Powell	Democratic	1991	Hartwell
Tom McCall	Republican	1995	Elberton
Tommy Benton	Republican	2005	Jefferson
Judy Manning	Republican	1997	Marietta
Don Wix	Democratic	1999	Austell
Rich Golick	Republican	1999	Smyrna
Ed Setzler	Republican	2005	Acworth
Earl Ehrhart	Republican	1989	Powder Springs
Terry Johnson	Democratic	2005	Marietta
Steve Tumlin	Republican	2005	Marietta
Alisha Thomas Morgan	Democratic	2003	Austell
Rob Teilhet	Democratic	2003	Smyrna
Sharon Cooper	Republican	1997	Marietta
Don Parsons	Republican	1995	Marietta
Bobby Franklin	Republican	1997	Marietta
Sheila Jones	Democratic	2005	Atlanta
Matt Dollar	Republican	2003	Marietta
Jan Jones	Republican	2003	Milton
Chuck Martin	Republican	2003	Alpharetta
Harry Geisinger	Republican	2005	Roswell
Wendell Willard	Republican	2001	Sandy Springs
Mark Burkhalter	Republican	1993	Johns Creek
Tom Rice	Republican	1997	Norcross
Joe Wilkinson	Republican	2001	Atlanta
LaNett Stanley-Turner	Democratic	1987	Atlanta
Edward Lindsey	Republican	2005	Atlanta
"Able" Mable Thomas	Democratic	2003	Atlanta
Kathy Ashe	Democratic	1991	Atlanta
Pat Gardner	Democratic	2001	Atlanta
Robbin Shipp	Democratic	2007	Atlanta
Margaret Kaiser	Democratic	2007	Atlanta
Georganna T. Sinkfield	Democratic	1983	Atlanta
Bob Holmes	Democratic	1975	East Point
Joe Heckstall	Democratic	1995	East Point
Tyrone L. Brooks, Sr.	Democratic	1981	Atlanta
Roger B. Bruce	Democratic	2003	Atlanta
Sharon Beasley-Teague	Democratic	1993	Red Oak
Virgil Fludd	Democratic	2003	Tyrone
Bill Hembree	Republican	1999	Winston
Tim Bearden	Republican	2005	Villa Rica
Randy Nix	Republican	1995	LaGrange
Lynn Ratigan Smith	Republican	1997	Newnan
Billy Horne	Republican	2005	Sharpsburg
Matt Ramsey	Republican	2007	Peachtree City
John P. Yates	Republican	1993	Griffin
Roberta Abdul-Salaam	Democratic	2005	Riverdale
Celeste Johnson	Democratic	2007	Jonesboro
Mike Glanton	Democratic	2007	Jonesboro
Darryl Jordan	Democratic	2001	Riverdale
Wade Starr	Democratic	2007	Jonesboro
Fran Millar	Republican	1999	Atlanta
Mike Jacobs	Republican	2005	Brookhaven
Jill Chambers	Republican	2003	Atlanta
Kevin Levitas	Democratic	2007	Atlanta
Mary Margaret Oliver	Democratic	2003	Decatur
Stacey Abrams	Democratic	2007	Atlanta
Stephanie Stuckey Benfield	Democratic	1999	Atlanta
Karla Drenner	Democratic	2001	Avondale Estates
Michele D. Henson	Democratic	1991	Stone Mountain
Billy Mitchell	Democratic	2003	Stone Mountain
Earnest "Coach" Williams	Democratic	2003	Avondale Estates
Howard Mosby	Democratic	2003	Atlanta
Stan Watson	Democratic	1997	Decatur
Pam Stephenson	Democratic	2003	Atlanta
Dee Dawkins-Haigler	Democratic	2008	Lithonia
Randal Mangham	Democratic	2001	Lithonia
Robert F. Mumford	Republican	2005	Loganville
Pedro Rafael Marin	Democratic	2003	Duluth
Brooks P. Coleman, Jr.	Republican	1993	Duluth
Bobby Clifford Reese	Republican	2005	Buford
Hugh Floyd	Democratic	2003	Norcross
Brian W. Thomas	Democratic	2005	Lilburn
Mike Coan	Republican	1997	Lawrenceville
Clay Cox	Republican	2005	Lilburn
David Casas	Republican	2005	Lilburn
John Wilson Heard	Republican	2003	Lawrenceville
Donna Sheldon	Republican	2003	Dacula
Melvin Everson	Republican	2005	Snellville
Len Walker	Republican	1995	Woodbine
Terry Lamar England	Republican	2005	Auburn
Steve Davis	Republican	2005	McDonough
John Lunsford	Republican	2001	McDonough
Jeff May	Republican	2005	Monroe
Doug Holt	Republican	2005	Social Circle
Bob Smith	Republican	1999	Watkinsville
Keith Heard	Democratic	1993	Athens
Doug McKillip	Democratic	2007	Athens
Mickey Channell	Republican	1993	Greensboro
Barry A. Fleming	Republican	2003	Harlem
Ben L. Harbin	Republican	1995	Evans
Barbara Sims	Republican	2007	Augusta
Quincy Murphy	Democratic	2001	Augusta
Henry "Wayne" Howard	Democratic	1990	Augusta
Hardie Davis	Democratic	2007	Augusta
Gloria Frazier	Democratic	2007	Hephzibah
Sistie Hudson	Democratic	1997	Sparta
Jim Cole	Republican	2005	Monticello
David Knight	Republican	2005	Griffin
Billy Maddox	Republican	2007	Zebulon
Carl Epps	Democratic	2007	LaGrange
Vance Smith, Jr.	Republican	1993	Columbus
Debbie Buckner	Democratic	2003	Junction City
Richard H. Smith	Republican	2005	Columbus
Calvin Smyre	Democratic	1975	Columbus
Carolyn Hugley	Democratic	1993	Columbus
Mike Cheokas	Democratic	2005	Americus
Lynmore James	Democratic	1993	Montezuma
Tony Sellier	Democratic	1983	Fort Valley
Allen Peake	Republican	1997	Macon
Nikki Randall	Democratic	1999	Macon
David E. Lucas, Sr.	Democratic	1975	Macon
Allen G. Freeman	Republican	2005	Macon
Bobby Eugene Parham	Democratic	1975	Milledgeville
Jimmy Lord	Democratic	1977	Sandersville
DuBose Porter	Democratic	1983	Dublin
Jimmy Pruett	Republican	2007	Eastman
Willie Lee Talton	Republican	2005	Warner Robins
Larry O'Neal	Republican	2001	Bonaire
Buddy Harden	Republican	2008	Cordele
Bob Hanner	Democratic	1975	Parrott
Gerald E. Greene	Democratic	1983	Cuthbert
Winfred J. Dukes	Democratic	1997	Albany
Freddie Powell Sims	Democratic	2005	Dawson
Ed Rynders	Republican	2003	Albany
Austin Scott	Republican	1997	Tifton
Jay Roberts	Republican	2003	Ocilla
Greg Morris	Republican	1999	Vidalia
Larry "Butch" Parrish	Republican	1985	Swainsboro
Jon G. Burns	Republican	2005	Newington
Bob Lane	Republican	1981	Brooklet
Buddy Carter	Republican	2005	Pooler
Bob Bryant	Democratic	2005	Garden City
Lester Jackson	Democratic	1999	Savannah
J. Craig Gordon	Democratic	2007	Savannah
Burke Day	Republican	1995	Savannah
Ron Stephens	Republican	1997	Savannah
Al Williams	Democratic	2003	Midway
Terry E. Barnard	Republican	1995	Glennville
Roger Bert Lane	Republican	2005	Darien
Tommy Smith	Republican	1979	Nicholls
Chuck Sims	Republican	1997	Ambrose
Penny Houston	Republican	1997	Nashville
A. Richard Royal	Democratic	1983	Camilla
Gene Maddox	Republican	2005	Cairo
Mike Keown	Republican	2005	Thomasville
Ellis Black	Democratic	2001	Valdosta
Amy Carter	Democratic	2007	Valdosta
Jay Shaw	Democratic	1994	Lakeland
Mark Hatfield	Republican	2005	Waycross
Mark Williams	Republican	1993	Jesup
Jerry Keen	Republican	2001	Brunswick
Cecily A. Hill	Republican	2003	Woodbine

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