Who serves in the Tennessee House of Representatives?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Checked November 6, 2026 (America/Chicago). This is the official ga115 district roster. The current official directories have already switched to the 115th General Assembly, and all 132 district records independently match their individual ga115 official profiles for identity, affiliation and district. This dated snapshot does not refresh automatically.

Tennessee Constitution Article II section 3 starts House terms for two years and Senate terms for four years from general-election day. The 2026 transition is November 3. The official January 12, 2027 organizational session and planned swearing-in are documented separately; this snapshot does not claim a January ceremony has already occurred.

The Senate directory retains a Randy McNally Lt. Governor/Speaker row linked to the older ga114 session, alongside Jimmy Matlock’s ga115 District 5 row. The older-session speaker row is excluded from the 115th district roster. The separate Matlock row and individual ga115 profile identify District 5. Article II section 3 permits a separate speaker holdover, but that older row alone does not establish current presiding-office status. It creates neither a 34th voting district nor a second District 5 seat.

The 33 Senate district affiliations match the official Senate overview: 27 Republican and 6 Democrat. The 99 House affiliations match the official House overview: 69 Republican and 30 Democrat. Profile headings supply the published name. Some surname-first directory names contain middle initials omitted in the profile heading; those exact forms and independent identity-token checks are retained in provenance.

The About page has a stray reference to one Independent interim member despite its own 33-seat, 27-Republican/6-Democrat totals. No reconciled current district profile supplies such an independent member. The row-level primary records control, and no extra seat or affiliation is invented from inconsistent boilerplate.

Existing biographies can still mention earlier General Assemblies and are not used as service-transition evidence. The contemporaneous ga115 directory URLs, new-member profiles, official chamber overviews and constitutional term rule establish the dated source context. Election candidates, leads and unofficial projections supply no names or affiliations.

The 2022 legal state legislative plans are retained separately from the Census 2024 cartographic display. All 132 district IDs, legal interior labels and outer component interiors are checked against the corresponding final official House/Senate polygons; every display ring is retained. The December 10, 2025 Supreme Court disposition vacated the earlier Senate-unconstitutionality judgment. An older remedy deadline does not establish a replacement map.

These are representation records and small-scale maps. No ACS state value, ZIP or ZCTA finding, district demographic estimate, vote share or election result is inferred.

Affiliations follow the checked official ga115 district directories and individual member profiles, independently matched to official chamber totals. Older presiding-office rows do not create extra voting districts.

Legal authority: Tennessee 2022 House Public Chapter 598 and Senate Public Chapter 596, signed and effective February 6, 2022. Final official plan files and the Wygant v. Lee disposition are retained separately. Display: Census 2024 cartographic districts at 1:500,000; all 132 IDs, interior labels and outer component interiors checked against the legal plans, with all display rings retained. Small-scale display only; not address-level district determination.

Official roster sources

• Official current House ga115 directory — 99 districts ↗
• Official current Senate ga115 directory — 33 districts after the older speaker row is reconciled ↗
• Official House overview — 115th General Assembly, 69 Republicans and 30 Democrats ↗
• Official Senate overview — 115th General Assembly, 27 Republicans and 6 Democrats ↗
• Tennessee Constitution Article II section 3 — election-day terms and separate speaker exception ↗
• Official legislature explanation — January organization and swearing-in ↗

District boundary sources

• Official 2022 redistricting index and final House/Senate shapefiles ↗
• House Public Chapter 598, signed and effective February 6, 2022 ↗
• Senate Public Chapter 596, signed and effective February 6, 2022 ↗
• Tennessee Supreme Court official opinion index — Wygant v. Lee, December 10, 2025 ↗
• Official Wygant docket — mandate issued March 2, 2026 ↗
• Census 2024 House cartographic display, 1:500,000 ↗
• Census 2024 Senate cartographic display, 1:500,000 ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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