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Two Sumner County legislators have been reelected by their peers to serve in top leadership positions in the Tennessee House of Representatives.
Majority Leader William Lamberth, R-Portland, will serve his second term as chief officer of the House Republican Caucus and State Rep. Johnny Garrett, R-Goodlettsville, will serve his second term as House Majority Whip for the 112th Tennessee General Assembly.
Lamberth and Garrett were reelected unanimously during the House Republican Caucus leadership election held at the Tennessee State Capitol on Nov. 24. I am honored and extremely humbled that my colleagues have entrusted me with the opportunity and the responsibility of continuing to serve them as majority leader for the 112th General Assembly,â Lamberth said. âWe have made this state the envy of our entire nation over the last several years; I know together with Gov. Bill Lee, Speaker Cameron Sexton, the House leadership team and our entire caucus, we will ensure Tenness