Mark Norris (Tennessee)

Mark Norris (Tennessee): For the Alberta politician, see Mark Norris (Canadian politician).

Mark Norris (born in Akron, Ohio, July 9, 1955) is a Tennessee State Senator representing District 32, composed of Dyer, Lauderdale, and Tipton counties, and the eastern and northeastern portion of Shelby County. He is based in Collierville, Tennessee and is a member of the Republican Party.

He was elected the State Senate Majority Leader in 2007.

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State Senator Mark Norris

Tennessee Senate Member

Tennessee Senate

Preceded by
Tom Leatherwood Member of the Tennessee Senate from District 32
2000–present Incumbent

Party political offices

Preceded by
Ron Ramsey Tennessee Senate Republican Leader
2007–present Incumbent

v · d · eCurrent State Senate Majority Leaders of the United States



AK: Kevin Meyer (R-C)
AL: J. T. Waggoner (R)
AR: Robert Thompson (D)
AZ: Scott Bundgaard (R)
CA: Ellen Corbett (D)
CO: John Morse (D)
CT: Martin Looney (D)
DE: Patricia Blevins (D)
FL: Andy Gardiner (R)
GA: Chip Rogers (R)

HI: Brickwood Galuteria (D)
IA: Michael Gronstal (D)
ID: Bart Davis (R)
IL: James Clayborne, Jr. (D)
IN: Connie Lawson (R)
KS: Jay Emler (R)
KY: Robert Stivers (R)
LA: Glenn Koepp (D)*
MA: Frederick Berry (D)
MD: Robert J. Garagiola (D)

ME:: Jonathan Courtney (R)
MI: Randy Richardville (R)
MN: Amy Koch (R)
MO: Tom Dempsey (R)
MS: Billy Hewes (R)*
MT: Jim Peterson (R)
NC: Harry Brown (R)
ND: Vacant
NE: John Wightman (I)*
NH: Jeb Bradley (R)

NJ: Barbara Buono (D)
NM: Michael Sanchez (D)
NV: Steven Horsford (D)
NY: Dean Skelos (R)
OH: Keith Faber (R)
OK: Mike Schulz (R)
OR: Richard Devlin (D)
PA: Dominic F. Pileggi (R)
RI: Dominick Ruggerio (D)
SC: Harvey S. Peeler, Jr. (R)

SD: Russell Olson (R)
TN: Mark Norris (R)
TX: David Dewhurst (R)*
UT: Scott K. Jenkins (R)
VA: Richard Saslaw (D)
VT: William Carris (D)
WA: Lisa J. Brown (D)
WI: Scott L. Fitzgerald (R)
WV: John Unger (D)
WY: Tony Ross (R)

*No Majority Leader in this state; closest equivalent listed

v · 107th General Assembly (2011-2012)
Speaker of the Senate: Ron Ramsey (R) • Speaker pro Tempore: Jamie Woodson (R) • Majority Leader: Mark Norris (R) • Minority Leader: Jim Kyle (D)



   Steve Southerland (R)

   Ron Ramsey (R)

   Rusty Crowe (R)

   Mike Faulk (R)

   Randy McNally (R)

   Jamie Woodson (R)

   Stacey Campfield (R)

   Doug Overbey (R)

   Mike Bell (R)

   Andy Berke (D)

   Bo Watson (R)

   Ken Yager (R)

   Bill Ketron (R)

   Eric Stewart (D)

   Charlotte Burks (D)

   Jim Tracy (R)

   Mae Beavers (R)

   Kerry Roberts (R)

   Thelma Harper (D)

   Joe M. Haynes (D)

   Douglas Henry (D)

   Tim Barnes (D)

   Jack Johnson (R)

   Roy Herron (D)

   Jim Summerville (R)

   Dolores Gresham (R)

   Lowe Finney (D)

   Jim Kyle (D)

   Ophelia Ford (D)

   Beverly Marrero (D)

   Brian Kelsey (R)

   Mark Norris (R)

   Reginald Tate (D)

   Republican (20) •    Democratic (13) • Tennessee General Assembly • Tennessee House of Representatives • Tennessee State Senate

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Name Norris, Mark

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Date of birth July 9, 1955

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Preceded by Tom Leatherwood	Member of the Tennessee Senate from District 32 2000–present	Incumbent
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Preceded by Ron Ramsey	Tennessee Senate Republican Leader 2007–present	Incumbent

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Date of birth	July 9, 1955
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