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State Government Committee, Kentucky General Assembly

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The State Government Committee is an interim joint committee of the Kentucky General Assembly that no longer fell within Ballotpedia's coverage scope as of March 8, 2021.

Function

In 2021, the Kentucky General Assembly described the function of this committee as outlined below.

The State Government Committee studies "[m]atters pertaining to the sovereignty and jurisdiction of the Commonwealth; the General Assembly, its committees, officers, and service agencies; redistricting; the Governor; the Lieutenant Governor; intergovernmental cooperation; state-federal relations; interstate compacts; administrative organization; administrative regulations; statutory administrative agencies; Department of Law; constitutional offices; state personnel; state retirement systems; public property and public printing; public officers, their terms, appointments, fees, compensation, removal, oaths, and bonds; public information; disaster and emergency services; state and regional planning; libraries; archives and records; public corporations; Commonwealth's attorneys; circuit clerks; the proposing of constitutional amendments and the calling of a constitutional convention; ratification of amendments to the United States Constitution; the election of officers to state, local, and school board positions; election commissioners, officers and precincts; qualifications, registration, and purging of voters; conduct of primary and regular elections; presidential and congressional elections; special elections to fill vacancies; contest of elections; corrupt practices and election financing; election offenses and prosecutions; voting machines; and absentee ballots."[1][2]

Membership

2015 legislative session

The following table describes committee membership for the 2015 legislative session.

State Government Members, 2015
Democratic members (21)Republican members (21)
Brent Yonts, Co-ChairJoe Bowen, Co-Chair
Denise AngelKevin Bratcher
Morgan McGarveyThomas Turner
Johnny BellJulie Adams
Leslie CombsRalph Alvarado
Will CourseyJoseph Fischer
James Glenn, Jr.Stan Humphries
Derrick GrahamMike Harmon
James KayW. Brad Montell
Martha KingDavid Meade
Dorsey RidleySteven Rudy
Mary MarzianSal Santoro
Sannie OverlySuzanne Miles
Darryl OwensDamon Thayer
Tanya PullinDiane St. Onge
Thomas RinerKen Upchurch
Jody RichardsChris McDaniel
Jim Gooch Jr.Dan Seum
Tommy ThompsonAlbert Robinson
John TilleyJohn Carney
Jim WayneKenny Imes

2011-2012

The following table describes committee membership for the 2011 legislative session.

State Government Members, 2011
Democratic members (26)Republican members (20)
Michael CherryThomas Turner
Linda BelcherKevin Bratcher
Johnny BellDwight Butler
Lawrence ClarkJames Comer Jr.
Leslie CombsTim Couch
Will CourseyJoseph Fischer
James Glenn, Jr.Danny Ford
Derrick GrahamMike Harmon
Melvin HenleyW. Brad Montell
Martha KingLonnie Napier
Jimmie LeeSteven Rudy
Mary MarzianSal Santoro
Sannie OverlyAlecia Webb-Edgington
Darryl OwensDamon Thayer
Tanya PullinJimmy Higdon
Thomas RinerTom Jensen
Carl Rollins, IIAlice Kerr
John StacyJohn Schickel
Tommy ThompsonDan Seum
John TilleyRobert Stivers
Jim Wayne
Brent Yonts
Walter Blevins
Gerald Neal
R.J. Palmer
Johnny Ray Turner

2009-2010

The following table describes committee membership for the 2009 legislative session.

State Government Members, 2009
Democratic members (23)Republican members (13)
Michael CherrySteven Rudy
Melvin HenleyDwight Butler
Will CourseyKevin Bratcher
Eddie BallardLonnie Napier
John TilleyJohn Carney
James Glenn, Jr.James Comer Jr.
Tommy ThompsonMike Harmon
Brent YontsW. Brad Montell
Johnny BellSal Santoro
Jimmie LeeAlecia Webb-Edgington
Mary MarzianJoseph Fischer
Jim WayneDanny Ford
Ron WestonTim Couch
Thomas Riner
Darryl Owens
Lawrence Clark
Kent Stevens
Carl Rollins, II
Derrick Graham
Charles Hoffman
Sannie Overly
Leslie Combs
Tanya Pullin

External links

Footnotes

  1. Kentucky General Assembly, "Interim Joint Committee State Government," accessed March 4, 2021
  2. Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.
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