Tennessee State Legislature

The Tennessee State Legislature is the lawmaking body of Tennessee, consisting of two parts: the Senate and the House of Representatives. Together, they create, amend, and pass state laws, review budgets, and oversee government functions. Senators and Representatives are elected by Tennessee residents to represent their interests. The legislature operates annually, with sessions involving debate, voting, and committee work. Its purpose is to reflect the will of the people while ensuring laws align with the state's needs and constitution. It functions as a key component of Tennessee’s government, balancing power and providing oversight.