Ryan A. Haynes

Ryan A. Haynes
Member of the Tennessee House of Representatives from the 14th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 13, 2009
Personal details
Born	May 8, 1985 (1985-05-08) (age 26)^[1] U.S.
Political party	Republican^[1]
Residence	Knoxville, Tennessee
Alma mater	University of Tennessee at Knoxville^[1] Member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Occupation	Insurance, and Politician^[1]
Religion	Baptist
Website	State Page

1 Representative Haynes^[1]
2 Community involvement^[1]
3 References
4 External links

Representative Haynes^[1]

Representative Haynes is a member of the 106th General Assembly and a member of the following committees.

House Education Committee
House State & Local Government Committee
House Higher Education Subcommittee
House State Government Subcommittee

Community involvement^[1]

Representative Haynes is supporter of the following organizations.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of East Tennessee
Epilepsy Foundation Board of Directors
East Tennessee Historical Society
Knox Achieves
National Rifle Association
Read With Me
Tennessee Alumni Association
West Knox Republican Club
Red Cross Development Council
Knoxville Civitan Club

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f State Page

External links

State Page

Members of the Tennessee House of Representatives

107th General Assembly (2011-2012)
Speaker of the House: Beth Harwell (R) • Speaker pro Tempore: Judd Matheny (R) • Majority Leader: Gerald McCormick (R) • Minority Leader: Craig Fitzhugh (D)

Jon Lundberg (R)
Tony Shipley (R)
Scotty Campbell (R)
Kent Williams (CCR)
David Hawk (R)
Dale Ford (R)
Matthew Hill (R)
Art Swann (R)
Michael Harrison (R)
Don Miller (R)
Jeremy Faison (R)
Richard Montgomery (R)
Harry J. Tindell (D)
Ryan A. Haynes (R)
Joe E. Armstrong (D)
Bill Dunn (R)
Frank S. Niceley (R)
Steve Hall (R)
Harry Brooks (R)
Bob Ramsey (R)

Jimmy Matlock (R)
Eric Watson (R)
John Forgety (R)
Kevin Brooks (R)
Cameron Sexton (R)
Gerald McCormick (R)
Richard Floyd (R)
Tommie F. Brown (D)
JoAnne Favors (D)
Vince Dean (R)
Jim Cobb (R)
Julia Hurley (R)
John Ragan (R)
Richard Womick (R)
Dennis E. Roach (R)
Dennis Powers (R)
Bill W. Harmon (D)
Kelly Keisling (R)
David Alexander (R)
Terri Lynn Weaver (R)

John Mark Windle (D)
Ryan Williams (R)
Charles Curtiss (D)
Michael Ray McDonald (D)
Deborah Young Maggart (R)
Mark Pody (R)
Judd Matheny (R)
Joe Carr (R)
Mike Sparks (R)
Gary W. Moore (D)
Mike Turner (D)
Mike Stewart (D)
Janis Baird Sontany (D)
Brenda Gilmore (D)
Gary Odom (D)
Beth Harwell (R)
Linda Elam (R)
Mary Pruitt (D)
Sherry Jones (D)
Jim Gotto (R)

Charles Michael Sargent (R)
Pat Marsh (R)
Glen Casada (R)
Sheila Butt (R)
Eddie Bass (D)
Joshua Evans (R)
Joe Pitts (D)
Curtis G. Johnson (R)
David Shepard (D)
Joey Hensley (R)
Vance Dennis (R)
Steve McDaniel (R)
Jimmy Eldridge (R)
John C. Tidwell (D)
Timothy Wirgau (R)
Andrew Holt (R)
Bill Sanderson (R)
Phillip Johnson (R)
Curtis Halford (R)
Johnny Shaw (D)

Jimmy Naifeh (D)
Craig Fitzhugh (D)
Mark White (R)
Joe Towns (D)
Johnnie Turner (D)
Barbara Cooper (D)
Karen Camper (D)
Larry J. Miller (D)
Jeanne Richardson (D)
John DeBerry (D)
Lois DeBerry (D)
G. A. Hardaway (D)
Mike Kernell (D)
Barrett Rich (R)
Curry Todd (R)
Steve McManus (R)
Jim Coley (R)
Antonio Parkinson (D)
Ron Lollar (R)

Republican (64) • Democratic (34) • Carter County Republican (1) • Tennessee General Assembly • Tennessee House of Representatives • Tennessee State Senate

Persondata
Name	Haynes, Ryan A.
Alternative names
Short description	American politician
Date of birth	May 8, 1985
Place of birth	U.S.
Date of death
Place of death

Ryan A. Haynes

Contents

Representative Haynes[1]

Community involvement[1]

References

External links

Representative Haynes^[1]

Community involvement^[1]