Honest, Transparent Leadership

Rick Womick is no stranger to serving our country and his service as State Representative in Tennessee's 34th District is no different. Rick has proudly served our country and has faith in our future. Others may regard politics as a basis for gaining power and influence, but Rick sees politics as a chance to provide conservative leadership that will uphold our state's slogan and ensure, "Tennessee…America at its Best!

Meet Rick Womick

Rick Womick is no stranger to serving our country and his bid for State Representative in Tennessee’s 34th District is no different. Rick has proudly served our country and has faith in our future.
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Putting Tennesseans Back to Work

Rick knows that it’s the small business community that is the backbone of our local and state economies. Lower taxes, fewer government regulations, and less red tape are the key to job growth and small business creation.
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Rick's 10 Commandments of Leadership

True leaders put their country first and service before self. A wise and discerning leader realizes that it is not ones life that is of the utmost importance, but rather it is the people one meets along the way that makes a leader respected, effective and trusted.
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Rick Signs Taxpayer Pledge

Rick knows that it’s the small business community that is the backbone of our local and state economies. Lower taxes, fewer government regulations, and less red tape are the key to job growth and small business creation.
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Repealing Obamacare for a Common Sense Healthcare Plan

The White House announced that errors were made in the calculations regarding Obamacare. As much as 68% of small businesses employees and 51% of corporate employees will now lose their current healthcare plans and be forced into government run healthcare!
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Illegal Immigration

Rick welcomes all people who come here legally, who are willing to learn the English language, and who want to assimilate into our American culture.
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Education

Rick would like to see education funded before any other general budget item is funded and that 90% of all education dollars is spent in the schools, not the bureaucracy.
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A Proven Record of Keeping His Word

On May 1, 2012, the House of Representatives concluded its work for the 107th General Assembly. As a freshman legislator, I and my fellow Republicans have delivered on our promise of a smaller, more streamlined state government.
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