House Districts.  Redistricting by the State Legislature in 2002 took some of the precincts in Anderson County out of the 36th District, represented by William Baird (R), and placed them in the 33rd District, represented by Jim Hackworth (D), or 38th District represented by Les Winningham (D).

The Norwood, Tri-County, Andersonville, Lake City, Lake City Middle School and Rosedale precincts in Anderson County were moved into the House 38th District, represented by Les Winningham.

The remainder of the Anderson County precincts are in the 33rd District represented by Jim Hackworth. The precincts moved into the 33rd District are North Clinton, Fairview, Clinch Valley, and Norris.

The 38th District now encompasses the cities of Oliver Springs and Lake City in Anderson County as well as all of Jackson, Clay, Pickett, and Scott counties.

The House 33rd District is only in Anderson County and now includes the cities of Norris, Clinton, and Oak Ridge.

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Senate District.  The 5th Senatorial District, represented by Senator Randy McNally (R), is now composed of Anderson, Loudon, and Monroe counties and some of Knox County.

The 5th Senatorial District gained Loudon and Monroe counties, while all of Campbell County and two precincts in Knox County were moved into the 12th District, represented by Senator Lincoln Davis (D).

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Congressional District.  The 3rd Congressional District, represented by Zach Wamp (R), still covers much of East Tennessee, although all of Morgan County and most of Roane County were moved into the 4th district.

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