Todd Warner

Representative Warner is fairly new, elected in 2020 to the 112th General Assembly. He has emerged as a very important member, earning a 94% vote score and an A for leadership. Warner ranks #4 in the House of Representatives, which is extraordinary for a freshman member.

Rep. Warner sponsored HB2486, which would ensure that loved ones could visit patients and advocate for them in healthcare decisions, requiring informed consent for treatments approved for emergency situations–A very good bill. It failed in House Health subcommittee as Chairman Ramsey told Warner that testimony supporting the bill would be heard, but then announced that time had run out. No committee member seconded the bill, so it failed. That falls on Chairman Ramsey of the subcommittee, and Chairman Terry of the full Health committee.  Representatives Boyd, Byrd, Freeman, Hall, Jernigan, Kumar, Marsh, Sherrell, and Terry are the members of that committee that failed their responsibility.

Also among Rep. Warner’s credits is that he supported every piece of legislation that advanced our principles: education reform, medical freedom, second amendment rights, fiscal responsibility, governmental transparency, election integrity, and constitutional fidelity.

Rep. Warner serves on the following committees: Education Instruction Subcommittee, Government Operations Committee, Naming and Designating Committee, Joint Commerce, Labor, Transportation and Agriculture, Calendar and Rules Committee of the Second Extraordinary Session, Covid-19 Committee of the Third Extraordinary Session.

Rep. Warner is a credit to the state of Tennessee, the General Assembly, and, most important, to his constituents.