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Kevin Raper
Politicians/Kevin Raper
Kevin Raper (R)
State Rep. (TN-24)
Role Summary

State representatives serve in their state's lower legislative chamber. Responsibilities include drafting and voting on state laws, representing their district's interests in the state capitol, serving on state committees, and shaping the state budget. State legislation covers areas like education, healthcare, transportation, criminal justice, and local taxation that directly affect residents' daily lives.

Quick Facts
Party
Republican
Religion
Baptist
Residence
Cleveland, TN
Family
Married; 2 Children
Contact
615-741-1350wapp.capitol.tn.gov/apps/legislatorinfo/member.aspx?district=H24&ga=114
Election Info
District24, TN
Current Term11/08/2022 — Present
First Elected11/08/2022
Last Elected11/05/2024
Next Representative Election2026
Education
BA, Mathematics
University of Tennessee - Knoxville
MEd, Education
Tusculum College
EdS, Leadership and Administration
Tennessee Technological University
Political Career2
County Commissioner
7th district of Bradley County
Present
Representative
Tennessee State House of Representatives
2022-present
Professional Background3
Experience, Principal
North Lee Elementary
Mathematics Teacher
Bradley Central High School
1990
Teacher, Coach
Walker Valley High School
Present
Committees4
Education Committee
Insurance Committee
Subcommittee on Higher Education
Subcommittee on Insurance

Recent Bills & Votes

SB 714Authorizes the State to Oversee Underperforming School DistrictsVoted YesHB 2532Expands Scholarships for Private School StudentsVoted YesHB 2194Requires University Boards of Regents to Distinguish Between Tenure Decisions and Disciplinary Actions for FacultyVoted YesSB 937Specifies that Certain Individuals are Not Required to Use Another's Preferred Name or Pronoun if the Preferred Name or Pronoun is Not Consistent with the Individual's Legal Name or SexVoted YesSB 471Requires Schools to Teach Students the Positive Outcomes of Following a Normal Life Path or "Success Sequence"Voted Yes
Quick Facts
Party
Republican
Religion
Baptist
Residence
Cleveland, TN
Family
Married; 2 Children
Contact
615-741-1350wapp.capitol.tn.gov/apps/legislatorinfo/member.aspx?district=H24&ga=114