Marsha Blackburn

Marsha Blackburn

Years in Office

22

Bills Sponsored

740

Bills Co-Sponsored

4705

Committees

5

Marsha Blackburn Biography

Marsha Blackburn began her career as a businesswoman and grassroots organizer in Tennessee. Elected as U.S. Senator for Tennessee in 2018, she focuses on technology policy, border security, and veterans’ issues. Blackburn authored the BROWSER Act, aiming to strengthen consumer privacy protections online, and serves on the Senate Judiciary and Commerce Committees. She is known for her direct approach and for advocating policies she sees as reflecting the values of her constituents. Through her legislative work, Blackburn seeks to amplify Tennessee’s voice on national issues while maintaining a strong connection to her state.

Education

  • B.S., Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS
    (1973)

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Marsha Blackburn's congressional service.

Music Modernization Act

Co-sponsored and helped pass the Music Modernization Act to update copyright laws for songwriters and artists.

Broadband Expansion

Advocated for and secured federal funding to expand rural broadband access in Tennessee.

Opioid Crisis Legislation

Supported and helped pass legislation to combat opioid abuse, including the SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act.

Human Trafficking Prevention

Sponsored and passed bills to strengthen penalties for human trafficking and increase support for victims.

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