Ports, Harbors and Airports Committee, Mississippi House of Representatives

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The Ports, Harbors and Airports Committee is a standing committee of the Mississippi House of Representatives. Per Rule 60 of the House Rules, the committee is made up of 11 members.[1]

Per Rule 60(4) of the House Rules, committee appointments in the Mississippi House of Representatives are made by the Speaker of the House.[2] After the adoption of House Rules, committees are appointed according to legislators' preferences as well as seniority, abilities and geographic location.[3] Representatives are to submit a list of at least 10 committee preferences by 5 p.m. on the third calendar day of the legislative session following an election. A legislator who has served in the House less than four years in his or her lifetime is guaranteed two of his or her top seven preferences unless appointed to the Appropriations or Ways and Means Committees; one who has served for four or more years in his or her lifetime is guaranteed three of his or her first seven choices unless appointed to the Appropriations or Ways and Means Committees.[2] Representatives are barred from serving on both the Appropriations and Ways and Means Committees, and may serve on at least four standing committees.[4] The first person appointed to a committee is to serve as the chair, with the second serving as vice chair. A representative appointed to serve as chair or vice chair of a committee is barred from serving in either position on another committee.[5] The Speaker and Speaker Pro Tempore serve on the Rules and Management Committees ex officio.[6]

See rules: House Rules

## Membership[edit]

### 2023-2024 legislative session

Ports, Harbors and Airports Committee, 2023-2024

Democratic members (4) | Republican members (7) | Third-party members(0)

* Robert Johnson III Vice Chair
* Willie Bailey
* Jeffrey Hulum III
* Kabir Karriem

* Jeffrey S. Guice Chair
* Brent Anderson
* Manly Barton
* Charles Busby
* Lester Carpenter
* Kevin Felsher
* Greg Haney

### 2020-2021 legislative session

Ports, Harbors and Airports Committee, 2020-2021

Democratic members (4) | Republican members (7) | Third-party members(0)

* Abe Marshall Hudson Jr. Vice-Chairman
* Willie Bailey
* Kabir Karriem
* Sonya Williams-Barnes

* Jeffrey S. Guice Chairman
* Brent Anderson
* Manly Barton
* Charles Busby
* Lester Carpenter
* Kevin Felsher
* Greg Haney

### 2015 legislative session[edit]

The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2015 legislative session.

Ports, Harbors and Airports Members, 2015

Democratic members (4)| Republican members (7)
• Willie Bailey| • Alex Monsour, Chair
• David Baria| • Randall Patterson, Vice Chair
• Esther Harrison| • Charles Busby
• Sonya Williams-Barnes| • Larry Byrd
| • Jeffrey S. Guice
| • Greg Haney
| • John Read

### 2012-2013[edit]

Democrats (5)

* Randall Patterson, Vice-Chair
* Willie Bailey
* David Baria
* Esther Harrison
* Sonya Williams-Barnes

Republicans (6)

* Alex Monsour, Chair
* Charles Busby
* Larry Byrd
* Jeffrey S. Guice
* Greg Haney
* John Read

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### 2010-2011[edit]

* Billy Broomfield Chair
* Randall Patterson Vice Chair
* Donnie Bell
* Esther Harrison
* Willie Bailey
* Alex Monsour
* Brandon Jones
* Roger Ishee
* Richard Bennett
* Diane Peranich

## External links[edit]

* House of Representatives Standing Committees

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 22, 2021 Rule 60(d)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 19, 2021(Rule 60(4))
3. ↑ Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 19, 2021(Rule 60(5))
4. ↑ Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 19, 2021(Rule 60(2))
5. ↑ Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 19, 2021(Rule 61)
6. ↑ Mississippi Legislature, "House Rules," accessed February 19, 2021(Rules 10(5), 11 and 11A)

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Current members of the Mississippi House of Representatives

Leadership

Speaker of the House:Jason White

Minority Leader:Robert Johnson

Representatives

District 1

Lester Carpenter (R)

District 2

Brad Mattox (R)

District 3

William Arnold (R)

District 4

Jody Steverson (R)

District 5

John Faulkner (D)

District 6

Justin Keen (R)

District 7

Kimberly Remak (R)

District 8

Trey Lamar (R)

District 9

Cedric Burnett (D)

District 10

Josh Hawkins (R)

District 11

Lataisha Jackson (D)

District 12

Clay Deweese (R)

District 13

Steve Massengill (R)

District 14

Sam Creekmore IV (R)

District 15

Beth Luther Waldo (R)

District 16

Rickey Thompson (D)

District 17

Shane Aguirre (R)

District 18

Jerry Turner (R)

District 19

Randy Boyd (R)

District 20

Rodney Hall (R)

District 21

Donnie Bell (R)

District 22

Jon Lancaster (R)

District 23

Vacant

District 24

Jeff Hale (R)

District 25

Dan Eubanks (R)

District 26

Orlando Paden (D)

District 27

Kenji Holloway (D)

District 28

Doc Harris (R)

District 29

Robert Sanders (D)

District 30

Tracey Rosebud (D)

District 31

Otis Anthony (D)

District 32

Solomon Osborne (D)

District 33

Jim Estrada (R)

District 34

Kevin Horan (R)

District 35

Joey Hood (R)

District 36

Karl Gibbs (D)

District 37

Andy Boyd (R)

District 38

Cheikh Taylor (D)

District 39

Dana Underwood McLean (R)

District 40

Hester Jackson McCray (D)

District 41

Kabir Karriem (D)

District 42

Carl Mickens (D)

District 43

Rob Roberson (R)

District 44

C. Scott Bounds (R)

District 45

Keith Jackson (D)

District 46

Karl Oliver (R)

District 47

Bryant Clark (D)

District 48

Jason White (R)

District 49

Willie Bailey (D)

District 50

John Hines (D)

District 51

Timaka James-Jones (D)

District 52

Bill Kinkade (R)

District 53

Vince Mangold (R)

District 54

Kevin Ford (R)

District 55

Oscar Denton (D)

District 56

Clay Mansell (R)

District 57

Lawrence Blackmon (D)

District 58

Jonathan McMillan (R)

District 59

Brent Powell (R)

District 60

Fred Shanks (R)

District 61

Gene Newman (R)

District 62

Lance Varner (R)

District 63

Stephanie Foster (D)

District 64

Shanda Yates (I)

District 65

Christopher Bell (D)

District 66

Fabian Nelson (D)

District 67

Earle Banks (D)

District 68

Zakiya Summers (D)

District 69

Tamarra Butler-Washington (D)

District 70

William Brown (D)

District 71

Ronnie Crudup (D)

District 72

Justis Gibbs (D)

District 73

Jill Ford (R)

District 74

Lee Yancey (R)

District 75

Celeste Hurst (R)

District 76

Gregory Holloway (D)

District 77

Price Wallace (R)

District 78

Randy Rushing (R)

District 79

Mark Tullos (R)

District 80

Omeria Scott (D)

District 81

Stephen Horne (R)

District 82

Vacant

District 83

Billy Calvert (R)

District 84

Troy Smith (R)

District 85

Jeffery Harness (D)

District 86

Shane Barnett (R)

District 87

Joseph Tubb (R)

District 88

Charles Blackwell (R)

District 89

Donnie Scoggin (R)

District 90

Noah Sanford (R)

District 91

Bob Evans (D)

District 92

Becky Currie (R)

District 93

Timmy Ladner (R)

District 94

Robert Johnson (D)

District 95

Jay McKnight (R)

District 96

Angela Cockerham (I)

District 97

Sam Mims (R)

District 98

Daryl Porter (D)

District 99

Bill Pigott (R)

District 100

Ken Morgan (R)

District 101

Kent McCarty (R)

District 102

Missy McGee (R)

District 103

Percy Watson (D)

District 104

Larry Byrd (R)

District 105

Elliot Burch (R)

District 106

Jansen Owen (R)

District 107

Steve Lott (R)

District 108

Stacey Wilkes (R)

District 109

Manly Barton (R)

District 110

Jeramey Anderson (D)

District 111

Jimmy Fondren (R)

District 112

John Read (R)

District 113

H.B. Zuber (R)

District 114

Jeffrey Guice (R)

District 115

Zachary Grady (R)

District 116

Casey Eure (R)

District 117

Kevin Felsher (R)

District 118

Greg Haney (R)

District 119

Jeffrey Hulum (D)

District 120

Richard Bennett (R)

District 121

Carolyn Crawford (R)

District 122

Brent Anderson (R)

Republican Party (78)

Democratic Party (40)

Independent (2)

Vacancies (2)

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