Tennessee House vote

“aN ACT relative to a study on emergency communications” (SB 1898)

Official title: AN ACT relative to a study on emergency communications.

Passed: 93 yes, 0 no

Apr 22, 2026, SB 1898

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: wapp.capitol.tn.gov

How each party voted

Republicans73 YES · 0 NO
Democrats20 YES · 0 NO

Yes (93)

Republicans (73)

Rebecca AlexanderState Representative
Fred AtchleyState Representative
Jody BarrettState Representative
Charlie BaumState Representative
Clark BoydState Representative
Rush BrickenState Representative
Gino BulsoState Representative
Ed ButlerState Representative
Kip CapleyState Representative
Michele CarringerState Representative
Scott CepickyState Representative
Mark CochranState Representative
John CrawfordState Representative
Tandy DarbyState Representative
Elaine DavisState Representative
Clay DoggettState Representative
Rick EldridgeState Representative
Jeremy FaisonState Representative
Andrew FarmerState Representative
Monty FrittsState Representative
Ron GantState Representative
John GillespieState Representative
Rusty GrillsState Representative
Michael HaleState Representative
Kirk HastonState Representative
David HawkState Representative
Esther Helton-HaynesState Representative
Gary HicksState Representative
Tim HicksState Representative
Timothy HillState Representative
Dan HowellState Representative
Bud HulseyState Representative
Chris HurtState Representative
Renea JonesState Representative
Kelly KeislingState Representative
Sabi KumarState Representative
Justin LaffertyState Representative
William LamberthState Representative
Michael LankfordState Representative
Tom LeatherwoodState Representative
Mary LittletonState Representative
Aron MaberryState Representative
Pat MarshState Representative
Greg MartinState Representative
Brock MartinState Representative
Jake McCalmonState Representative
Debra MoodyState Representative
Jerome MoonState Representative
Dennis PowersState Representative
Kevin RaperState Representative
Jay ReedyState Representative
Lee ReevesState Representative
Michele ReneauState Representative
Tim RuddState Representative
Iris RudderState Representative
Lowell RussellState Representative
Richard ScarbroughState Representative
Cameron SextonState Representative
Paul SherrellState Representative
William SlaterState Representative
Mike SparksState Representative
Robert StevensState Representative
Tom StinnettState Representative
Bryan TerryState Representative
Chris ToddState Representative
Ron TravisState Representative
Kevin VaughanState Representative
Greg VitalState Representative
Todd WarnerState Representative
Mark WhiteState Representative
Ryan WilliamsState Representative
Dave WrightState Representative
Jason ZacharyState Representative

Democrats (20)

Aftyn BehnState Representative
Shaundelle BrooksState Representative
Karen CamperState Representative
Jesse ChismState Representative
John ClemmonsState Representative
Vincent DixieState Representative
Bob FreemanState Representative
Ronnie GlynnState Representative
Yusuf HakeemState Representative
Torrey HarrisState Representative
Caleb HemmerState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (93)

Republicans (73)

Democrats (20)

How each party voted

YESYes (93)

Republicans (73)

Democrats (20)

Yes (93)

Yes (93)