Sen. Joe Haynes (D-TN 20th District)
7th term Democrat from Tennessee 20th District.
Bio
Residence: Goodlettsville
Marital Status: Married (Barbara)
Prev. Occupation: Attorney
Prev. Political Exp.: Goodlettsville City Commissioner, 1976-88
Education: BS University of Tennessee, 1959; JD Nashville School of Law, 1965
Birthdate: 10/08/1936
Birthplace: Sumner Co., TN
Religion: Presbyterian
Contact
Current Elected Office Contact Information
Contact Sen. Joe Haynes via email.
Website: www.capitol.tn.gov/senate/members/s20.html
Nashville Office:
G19 War Memorial Building,Tennessee 37243-0220
Phone: (615) 741-6679
Fax: (615) 741-2533
Goodlettsville, Tennessee 37072
Phone: (615) 859-3529
Committee
Current Elected Office Committees:
Letters
Current Elected Office Letters to Leaders:
Recent messages sent to Sen. Joe Haynes by our constituents:
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Re: Convention tn the Righst of a Child
- Hermitage, TN - 06/24/2009 -
Re: Convention tn the Righst of a Child
- Hermitage, TN - 06/24/2009
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Alerts from Groups and Organizations
Your Senators' Votes on Hate Crimes Legislation
by American Association of University Women on October 29
Bill Introduced to Extend Ethanol Tax Credit
by American Coalition for Ethanol on October 26
Did your senator vote for the "thought crimes" bill?
by American Family Association on October 26
Let your representative know NOT to cosponsor H.R. 503
by American Veterinary Medical Association on October 27
Thank Your Member for Voting for Increased Funding for the NEA
by Americans For The Arts on October 30