Category: State Representative Matt Hatchett

House Republican Caucus Elects Officers

November 13, 2018

Bruce Williamson David Ralston House Speaker David Ralston Jon Burns Matt Hatchett Micah Gravley Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones State Representative Bruce Williamson State Representative Jon Burns State Representative Matt Hatchett State Representative Micah Gravley State Representative Trey Kelley Trey Kelley No Comments

ATLANTA – The House Republican Caucus met today and elected its key leaders. The Majority Caucus nominated House Speaker David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) and House Speaker Pro-Tempore Jan Jones (R-Milton) as the caucus nominees for their current positions….

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Speaker Ralston Announces Members of Several Study Committees & Commissions

Hannah Schachinger

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ATLANTA – Speaker David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) today announced the members of three House study committees and three joint House-Senate committees/commissions established during the 2018 legislative session. Those committees and commissions and their …

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