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2019

House District 62

Rep. Pat Marsh: (R) Chair: House Utilities Subcommittee, Member: Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, Commerce Committee, Joint Fiscal Review Committee. Chairman Marsh sponsored no bills that TLRC chose to recommend but co-sponsored 3. Co-sponsoring bills with which he agrees would greatly improve his leadership grade. We regret that we did not pursue a sit-down with Rep. Marsh to get better acquainted. We commit to doing so next session. In 2018: Sponsored no (0) bills scored by TLRC. Co-sponsored two (2) bills scored by TLRC: One TLRC supports (discourages sanctuary city policies), the other TLRC opposes (the Gas Tax). Voted for the Gas Tax.
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Pat Marsh

Rep. Marsh is married with two children. He is owner of Big G Express. He is chair of the House Business and Utilities Committee. He is a member of the Rotary Club, Shelbyville Chamber of Commerce, Tennessee Trucking Association, American Trucking Association, National Rifle Association, Ducks Unlimited, and the Wild Turkey Federation. He is a board member of the National Walking Horse Celebration.
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615.741.6824

rep.pat.marsh@capitol.tn.gov

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Vote Result: Passed
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Vote Result: Committee Only
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Vote Result: Committee Only
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