The Tennessee House of Representatives 34th district is one of 99 legislative districts in the Tennessee House of Representatives. The district represents the south of Rutherford County. The district includes much of Murfreesboro, a portion of Eagleville, and many unincorporated communities south of Murfreesboro. These include Rockvale, Midland, Barfield, and Christiana. It has been represented by Tim Rudd since 2019. The district is considered marginally competitive. In 2024, Donald Trump won the district by 22.1% Demographics The Tennessee Comptroller estimates the population as of 2024 at 78,579.
67.3% of the district is White 13.5% of the district is Black 8.7% of the district is Hispanic 3.9% of the district is Asian 0.2% of the district is some other race 6.4% of the district is Two or more races
Detailed demographic information is also available through Census Reporter.
History From the 88th Tennessee General Assembly, districts were numbered. At that time the district was made up of Anderson, Campbell, and Union counties. Prior, there was a district for only Anderson County. From the 97th-98th GAs, it was made up of Claiborne, Union, and Grainger counties. From the 99th to 102nd GAs, it was changed to Claiborne, Union, and part of Campbell counties. From the 103rd General Assembly it has been a portion of Rutherford County. List of representatives +RepresentativePartyYears of serviceGeneral AssemblyResidenceTim RuddRepublican2017–present110th-114th MurfreesboroRick Womick2011–2016107th-109thRockvaleDonna Rowland2001-2010103rd-106thMurfreesboroMark Goins1997-2000100th-102ndLafolletteMicheal Williams1991-199697th-99thMaynardsvilleThomas C. WheelerDemocratic1979-199091st-96thClintonJames E. "Buzz" ElkinsRepublican1969-197886th-90thClinton
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