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2019

Senate District 18

Senator Haile: (R) 1st Vice-Chair, Senate Health and Welfare Committee, Member: Senate Education Committee, Senate Finance, Ways, and Means Committee, and Senate Rules Committee. Senator Haile co-sponsored 4 TLRC recommended bills. With a winning 99% vote score, we do not understand why he did not co-sponsor more. He could have had an equivalent leadership grade. We remind our friends in the senate that taking a few moments to co-sponsor good legislation will reward you on this report card. We thank Senator Haile for his excellent voting record and look forward to working with him next year to achieve even better results overall. 2018: Sponsored no (0) bills supported by TLRC. Co-sponsored one (1) bill supported by TLRC, SB2148 prohibiting tax-payer support of abortions. Offered a deleterious amendment to SB1728 requiring work from certain TN Care enrollees. Voted for the gas tax.
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Haile-Ferrell
Republican

Ferrell Haile

Sen. Haile is married with four children and seven grandchildren. He is a pharmacist. He serves as 1st vice chair of Senate Health and Welfare Committee and Speaker Pro Tempore. He is a member of the Tennessee Pharmacist Association, National Community Pharmacists Association, Leadership Sumner Alumni, Gallatin, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Portland, White House, Westmoreland, Hermitage-Donelson, Old Hickory, Trousdale County Chambers of Commerce, Tennessee Cattleman’s Association, NRA, and Sumner County Farm Bureau.
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615.741.1999

sen.ferrell.haile@capitol.tn.gov

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