Weather Delays Session Next Week as Lawmakers Prepare for State of the State Address
By State Senator Page Walley Our Tennessee General Assembly wrapped up the second week of the 2026 legislative session as
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Second Year of the 114th General Assembly: 2026 Session Priorities
By State Senator Page Walley Our General Assembly convened last week to begin the 2026 session of the 114th General
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Preview of the 2026 Legislative Session: Budget, Transportation and Tax Cuts
By State Senator Page Walley Our Tennessee General Assembly convened on January 13, 2026, to begin the second year of
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Over a Decade of Tax Relief: How Conservative Leadership has Strengthened Tennessee’s Economy
By Senator Page Walley When Republicans earned the majority responsibility of governing Tennessee in 2011, lawmakers set out with a
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Walley Report: Protecting Life, Family, and Common Sense
Tennessee’s recent legislative efforts on healthcare reflect the careful balance we must strike between protecting vulnerable individuals and preserving essential
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Education Remains Focus as Legislature Eyes Adjournment
As Selmer, Grand Junction, and other areas of our district continue to recover from the recent devastating tornadoes, I want
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Farmers Who Use Pesticides Gain Legislative Support
Legislation advances to provide support for farmers who use pesticides By State Senator Page Walley With our district being an
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Senator Walley Proposes Redirection of Vehicle, Tire Sales Tax to TDOT
By State Senator Page Walley | Walley Report Knowing the importance of dealing with road conditions in our district, I
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Tennessee Farmland Preservation Legislation Advances
By State Senator Page Walley Legislation to protect Tennessee farmland from development advanced out of our Senate Energy, Agriculture and
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Governor Lee Outlines Vision for Tennessee’s Future, Walley Seeks Road Improvements
By State Senator Page Walley Last week Governor Bill Lee delivered his seventh State of the State address on a
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