Mike Faulk

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Steve Southerland
Tennessee State Senate District 4
Incumbent
Assumed office 2006
Current term ends 2010
Political party	Republican
Profession	Attorney / Senator
Website	Biography

Mike Faulk is a Republican member of the Tennessee Senate. Faulk has served in the Tennessee Senate in 2006 with his term expiring in 2010.

Faulk graduated with his Bachelor's degree from Tennessee-Martin and earned his Juris Doctor degree from Memphis.

In addition to being a Senator, Faulk is an attorney licensed in the State of [{Tennesee]]. Before becoming a Senator, Faulk was a County Commissioner for Hawkins County/

Committee Assignments

Faulk serves on these committees:

• Calendar Chairman
• Environment, Conservation & Tourism
• State and Local Government
• Judiciary

District 4

Falk represents Tennessee Senate District 4. District 4 includes Clairborne, Grainger, Hancock, Hawkins, Jefferson, and Union Counties.

Personal

Falk is single with two children and resides in Church Hill, Tennessee.

External links

• Biography from the Tennessee General Assembly
• Project Vote Smart biography
• Campaign Contributions: 2008
• Information from State Surge
• Voting record from Tennessee Votes.org

References

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