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2019

House District 70

Rep. Clay Doggett (R) is a new member this year. He serves as Vice-Chair, House Commerce Committee, Member: Business Subcommittee, Judiciary, and Criminal Justice Subcommittee. Chairman Doggett sponsored and got passed, a bill removing the special tax on ammunition, favored by TLRC. He also co-sponsored 6 bills favored by TLRC. Rep. Doggett showed leadership with courageous, independent positions, earning an A-. His high standards set a good example for his fellow members.
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Clay Doggett

Rep. Doggett is married with three children. He is a small business owner. He serves as Majority Secretary of the House Republican Caucus. He is a member of the Giles Co. Chamber of Commerce, the Lawrence Co. Chamber of Commerce, the National Wild Turkey Federation, TN Firearms Association, National Rifle Association, Quail Forever, and Pulaski Civitan. He is a Board Member of the Giles Co. Youth Baseball and is on the Pulaski Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.
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615.741.7476

rep.clay.doggett@capitol.tn.gov

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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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HB0261/SB0196 – Requires serious conditions be met for licensure of certain vocations and practices. – Daniel/Kelsey

HB0113/SB0593 - Requires serious conditions be met for licensure of certain vocations and practices. - Daniel/Kelsey

Vote Result: Committee Only
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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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HB0409/SB1275 – Immunity for self-defense with force; or in defense of other(s). – GriffeyPody

HB0409/SB1275 - Immunity for self-defense with force; or in defense of other(s). - GriffeyPody

Vote Result: Committee Only
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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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