Jeremy Faison is a Republican member of the Tennessee House of Representatives for the Eleventh District and is the Chairman of the House Republican Caucus.
13 Facts About Jeremy Faison
Jeremy Faison represents all of Cocke County and part of Hamblen and Jefferson counties.
Jeremy Faison was born on September 14,1976, in Monroe, Georgia.
Jeremy Faison was homeschooled elementary through high school grade levels and was issued a high school diploma from Victory Christian Academy in 1995, prior to his attending Clearwater College.
Jeremy Faison is a worship leader at Crossroads Community Church.
Jeremy Faison is a past president of the Cocke County Republican Party and member of the Cocke County Chamber of Commerce.
Jeremy Faison has been given an "A" grade by the NRA Political Victory Fund, the NRA's political lobbying arm which supports 2nd Amendment rights.
On February 1,2019, Jeremy Faison was severely injured in a car crash in Smith County, Tennessee.
Jeremy Faison survived and was taken to the hospital, with a broken nose and cracked ribs; he received stitches in his head.
Jeremy Faison acknowledged that he was not wearing a safety belt at the time of the incident.
On January 4,2022, Jeremy Faison attended a high school basketball match in which his son was involved in; when a confrontation between the teams occurred during the match, Jeremy Faison walked onto the court, shouted at a referee, and tried to pull the referee's pants down.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association reported that before pulling the referee's pants, Jeremy Faison told the referee: "You can't tell me to leave the floor, this was your fault".
In 2023, Jeremy Faison supported a resolution to expel Democratic lawmakers from the legislature for violating decorum rules.