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2019

House District 21

Rep. Lowell Russell (R) is new in 2019. He serves as Vice-Chair: House Calendar & Rules Committee, Member: Consumer and Human Resources Committee, Consumer Subcommittee, Transportation Committee, Safety & Funding Subcommittee. As a freshman, Vice-chairman Russell would not be expected to sponsor bold legislation, but perhaps we can look forward to that next year with an improvement to his leadership grade. He co-sponsored 5 of our recommended bills. His voting record indicates that he could have co-sponsored more and earned a higher grade. He earned a vote score of 91% demonstrating his dedication to sound freedom-preserving principles. We expect to work closely with him next year to achieve great things for Tennessee.
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21-Lowell-Russell
Republican

Lowell Russell

Rep. Russell is a retired state trooper. He holds a Senate Appointment with the Tennessee Post Commission. He serves as Board Member of the Vonore Historical Society, Tennessee Helping Hearts, and LCpl Frankie Watson Memorial Scholarship Award Foundation. He is a member of University of Tennessee Hospital Trauma Survivors Network, Madisonville Kiwanis Club, Fraternal Order of Police, American Association of State Troopers, National Rifle Association, and Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association.
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HB0001/SB0016 Legalizes Sports betting in TN. Staples/Dickerson

HB0001/SB0016 Legalizes Sports betting in TN. Staples/Dickerson

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0012/SB0433 – Business license not required for small home business. Lafferty/Bell

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0077/SB1236 – Disallows abortion based on viability of fetus; or heartbeat. Van Huss/Pody

HB0077/SB1236 - Disallows abortion based on viability of fetus; or heartbeat. Van Huss/Pody

Vote Result: Committee Only
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HB0113/SB0593 – Eliminates statute of limitation for 2nd degree murder. – Sparks/Reeves

HB0113/SB0593 - Eliminates statute of limitation for 2nd degree murder. - Sparks/Reeves

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0283/SB0290 – Increases penalty for child rape – Littleton/White

HB0283/SB0290 - Increases penalty for child rape - Littleton/White

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0403/SB0241 – Provisions disallowing a state property tax – Hall/Jackson

HB0403/SB0241 - Provisions disallowing a state property tax - Hall/Jackson

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0494/SB0423 – Removes special tax on ammunition. Doggett/Hensley

HB0494/SB0423 - Removes special tax on ammunition. Doggett/Hensley

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0544/SBSB1293 – Creates an appeal process for fiscal notes perceived as unrealistic – Daniel/Pody

HB0544/SBSB1293 - Creates an appeal process for fiscal notes perceived as unrealistic - Daniel/Pody

Vote Result: Failed
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HB0563/SB0364 – Insures religious freedom for internal business policies. Zachary/Gardenhire

HB0563/SB0364 - Insures religious freedom for internal business policies. Zachary/Gardenhire

Vote Result: Failed
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HB0564/SB0482 – Requires LEAs to administer payroll deductions equally for all professional unions – Dunn/Gardenhire

HB0564/SB0482 - Requires LEAs to administer payroll deductions equally for all professional unions - Dunn/Gardenhire

Vote Result: Failed
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HB0655/SB1206 – Extends authority to barter for all healthcare services – C.Sexton/Crowe

HB0655/SB1206 - Extends authority to barter for all healthcare services - C.Sexton/Crowe

Vote Result: Passed
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HB0836/SB1304 – Insures religious freedom for faith-based adoption agencies – Rudd/Pody

HB0836/SB1304 - Insures religious freedom for faith-based adoption agencies - Rudd/Pody

Vote Result: Failed
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