Tim Rudd

Tim Rudd (born November 30, 1960) is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party. He was elected to the Tennessee House of Representatives in 2016, representing District 34.

The results for the District 34 House election were:

Tim Rudd attended Smyrna High School and Middle Tennessee State University.

Rudd worked in the real estate business with Coldwell Banker Snow & Law beginning in 1998. Rudd has lived in Rutherford County, Tennessee for 45 years.

Rudd was the sponsor of HB-0836. The measure permits adoption and foster care agencies funded by taxpayers to discriminate against LGBT people based upon "religious beliefs or moral convictions."

Rudd was a member of the Insurance and Banking and State Government Committees and the Insurance and Banking Subcommittee.

He is a member of the Insurance and Local Committees and the Property and Casualty Subcommittee. He chairs the Elections and Campaign Finance Subcommittee.

Rudd has advocated for bills such as; the protection of the unborn, retaining tradition gender labels, better supervising child sexual predators, freedom of speech through signs on personal property, protection of the Second Amendment, National Guard education financial assistance,Middle College scholarships, reducing the size of government, worker's compensation reform and educator assistance bills.

Rudd is a Baptist. He is a conservative. Rudd states that Republican leadership is why Tennessee is one of the top business friendly states and has a debt to income ratio among the lowest in the country. Rudd opposes reproductive rights and continues to oppose same-sex marriage claiming that traditional marriage forms the backbone for families, making stable society.