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Rutherford County Republicans re-elected to state legislature - Vimarsana News

Rutherford County Republicans re-elected to state legislature

Five incumbent state legislators from Rutherford County – all Republicans – won re-election on Tuesday night.

Terry, Sparks ranked among most conservative legislators - Vimarsana News

Terry, Sparks ranked among most conservative legislators

State Rep. Bryan Terry, M.D., R-Murfreesboro, and State Rep. Mike Sparks, R-Smyrna, have been ranked as two of the top three most conservative-members of the Tennessee General Assembly by the

Group Votes Rep. Sparks VERY CONSERVATIVE - Vimarsana News

Group Votes Rep. Sparks VERY CONSERVATIVE

(NASHVILLE)  49th District State Rep. Mike Sparks (R-Smyrna) has been ranked as one of the most conservative members of the Tennessee General Assembly by the American Conservative Union. During the 2021 legislative session, Sparks supported conservative positions 90 percent of the time, according to an analysis of roll call votes by the American Conservative Union. The rating was the third highest score given to any member of the Tennessee House or Senate. State Representative Sparks said ...

Rep. Mike Sparks, Comptroller's Office continue partnership to address textbook affordability - Vimarsana News

Rep. Mike Sparks, Comptroller's Office continue partnership to address textbook affordability

State Rep. Mike Sparks (R-Smyrna) continues to support the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office in addressing textbook affordability for Tennesseans pursuing degrees in higher education.Over the past several years, many published reports related to the affordability of course materials have shown that as many as 69 percent of Tennessee students have delayed or avoided purchasing course material due to an increase in pricing. Additionally, 29 percent have opted out of the courses completely ...