Carolyn Hugley

Representative Carolyn Fleming Hugley is the House Minority Leader for the Georgia General Assembly and the State Representative for the 141st district. She was elected in 1992 and is the first African American to serve as Minority Whip of the Georgia House of Representatives (2003-2018). Representative Hugley is Secretary of the Insurance Committee and a member of the Rules Committee, Appropriations (Health Subcommittee), Ethics, Urban Affairs and Banks & Banking. She is a former chair of the Legislative and Congressional Reapportionment Committee and the Women’s Legislative Caucus. She currently serves as a member of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus and the Working Families Caucus. Leader Hugley is now in her 16th term representing District 141. Representative Hugley is committed to fighting for all Georgians and has dedicated her service to children and family issues. She is known for developing “real solutions for real people” through her work in education, health care, enhanced job opportunities and public safety. She has sponsored numerous bills to include anti-bullying legislation, legislation to keep widows of veterans in their homes, legislation to keep sexual…