Tennessee General Assembly

Government AdministrationTennessee, United States201-500 Employees

The Tennessee General Assembly is the bicameral legislative branch of the State of Tennessee, comprising a 33-member Senate and a 99-member House of Representatives. It operates within the government administration sector and is responsible for creating state laws, with members elected to two-year terms in the House and four-year terms in the Senate, the latter staggered relative to gubernatorial and presidential cycles. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, it serves as the central lawmaking body for the state, establishing policies and oversight through its two chambers. The organization is headquartered in Nashville and maintains a public-facing presence at capitol.tn.gov, reflecting its role as a state government institution with responsibilities that affect governance and public administration at the state level.

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