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Appropriations Committee Members

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House of Representatives Appropriations Committee:

Johnny W. Stringer, Chairman (601)739-3663 jstringer@house.ms.gov	George Flaggs, Jr. (601)630-8004 gflaggs@house.ms.gov	Warner F. McBride (662)563-9607 wmcbride@house.ms.gov
Preston E. Sullivan, Vice-Chairman (662)447-5719 psullivan@house.ms.gov	Herb Frierson (601)795-1675 hfrierson@house.ms.gov	America Chuck Middleton (601)437-8502 amiddleton@house.ms.gov
Members Tracy Arinder (601)732-6561 tarinder@house.ms.gov	David Gibbs (662)494-6559 dgibbs@house.ms.gov	Diane C. Peranich (228)255-7020 dperanich@house.ms.gov
Billy Broomfield Capitol: (601)359-9382 Home: (228)475-1293 bbroomfield@house.ms.gov	Daniel D. Guice, Jr. (228)872-2455 dguice@house.ms.gov	John Read (228)497-9852 jread@house.ms.gov
Cecil Brown Capitol: (601)359-3330 Home: (601)362-8383 cbrown@house.ms.gov	Frank Hamilton Capitol: (601)359-3374 Home: (228)588-6254 fhamilton@house.ms.gov	Thomas U. Reynolds (662)473-2571 treynolds@house.ms.gov
Linda Coleman Capitol: (601)359-9390 Home: (662)741-3272 lcoleman@house.ms.gov	John W. Hines, Sr. Capitol: (601)359-3374 Home: (662)335-9704 jhines@house.ms.gov	Omeria Scott (601)649-7677 oscott@house.ms.gov
Mary H. Coleman (601)982-0496 mcoleman@house.ms.gov	D. Stephen Holland (662)844-2004 sholland@house.ms.gov	Mary Ann Stevens (662)967-2473 mstevens@house.ms.gov
Dirk D. Dedeaux Capitol: (601)359-2428 Home: (228)255-6171 ddedeaux@house.ms.gov	Robert E. Huddleston (662)375-8692 rhuddleston@house.ms.gov	Rufus Straughter (662)247-2728 rstraughter@house.ms.gov
Bill Denny Capitol: (601)359-2431 Home: (601)956-6807 bdenny@house.ms.gov	Wanda Jennings (662)349-3673 wjennings@house.ms.gov	Greg Ward (662)837-4416 gward@house.ms.gov
Reecy L. Dickson Capitol: (601)359-2422 Home: (662)352-6582 rdickson@house.ms.gov	Bennett Malone (601)298-9576 bmalone@house.ms.gov	Joseph L. Warren (601)797-4702 jwarren@house.ms.gov
Blaine Eaton Capitol: (601)359-3332 Home: (601)785-4662 beaton@house.ms.gov	Rita Martinson (601)856-4977 rmartinson@house.ms.gov	Tom Weathersby (601)845-2017 tweathersby@house.ms.gov

Senate Appropriations Committee:

Alan Nunnelee, Chairman Capitol: (601)359-3250 Home: (662)680-8671 anunnelee@senate.ms.gov	Hillman Terome Frazier Capitol: (601)359-3453 Home: (601)982-1871 hfrazier@senate.ms.gov	Ezell Lee Capitol: (601)359-3170 Home: (601)798-5270 elee@senate.ms.gov
Doug E. Davis, Vice-Chairman Capitol: (601)359-2220 Home: (662)449-5617 ddavis@senate.ms.gov	Tommy A. Gollott Capitol: (601)359-2220 Home: (228)374-1431 tgollott@senate.ms.gov	Perry Lee Capitol: (601)359-3250 Home: (601)847-1178 plee@senate.ms.gov
Members David Blount Capitol: (601)359-3232 Home: (601) 948-3551 dblount@senate.ms.gov	Jack Gordon Capitol: (601)359-3211 Home: (662)447-3117 jgordon@senate.ms.gov	T. O. Moffatt Capitol: (601)359-3232 Home: (228)497-2237 tmoffatt@senate.ms.gov
Terry C. Burton Capitol: (601)359-3234 Home: (601)683-7050 tburton@senate.ms.gov	Alice Harden Capitol: (601)359-3232 Home: (601)922-3426 aharden@senate.ms.gov	Haskins Montgomery Capitol: (601)359-3244 Home: (601)764-3068 hmontgomery@senate.ms.gov
Videt Carmichael Capitol: (601)359-3244 Home: (601)693-2750 vcarmichael@senate.ms.gov	W. Briggs Hopson III Capitol: (601)359-3211 Home: (601)636-6565 bhopson@senate.ms.gov	Willie Simmons Capitol: (601)359-3288 Home: (662)846-7433 wsimmons@senate.ms.gov
Lydia Graves Chassaniol Capitol: (601)359-3226 Home: (662)283-2355 lchassaniol@senate.ms.gov	Billy Hudson Capitol: (601)359-4090 Home: (601)794-0606 bhudson@senate.ms.gov	Bill Stone Capitol: (601)359-4090 Home: (662)224-3949 bstone@senate.ms.gov
Vincent Davis Capitol: (601)359-3232 Home: (601)445-4022 vdavis@senate.ms.gov	Cindy Hyde-Smith Capitol: (601)359-3246 Home: (601)835-3322 chyde-smith @senate.ms.gov	Bennie L. Turner Capitol: (601)359-3210 Home: (662)494-5061 bturner@senate.ms.gov
Bob M. Dearing Capitol: (601)359-3244 Home: (601)442-0486 bdearing@senate.ms.gov	Gary Jackson Capitol: 601)359-3221 Home: (662)262-9273 gjackson@senate.ms.gov	J. P. Wilemon, Jr. Capitol: (601)359-3232 Home: (662)454-7585 jwilemon@senate.ms.gov
Merle Flowers Capitol: (601)359-3211 Home: (662)349-3983 mflowers@senate.ms.gov	Sampson Jackson II Capitol: (601)359-3263 Home: (601)677-2305 sjackson@senate.ms.gov

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