Meet Teri.

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Teri Anulewicz was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 2017. She represents House District 42, which includes Smyrna, parts of Marietta and Cumberland, as well as areas in unincorporated Cobb County. Teri is the Chair of the Cobb Legislative Delegation and serves on the following House committees: 

  • House Appropriations

  • Public Health

  • Government Affairs

  • Transportation

  • Code Revision 

  • Intragovernmental Coordination Committees

Teri is the secretary for the House Creative Arts and Entertainment Committee. She was appointed in 2021 to serve on the Capitol Arts Standards Commission. 

Prior to her service in the Legislature, Teri spent a decade representing Ward 3 on the Smyrna City Council. She was first elected in 2007 and was elected to her third term in 2015. In 2016, she was appointed Mayor Pro Tem. 

Rep. Anulewicz speaks from her seat in the Georgia House of Representatives.
Rep. Anulewicz holds an AJC cover story of the Braves winning the World Series.
Rep. Anulewicz stands with Senator Jon Ossoff at the State Capitol.
Rep. Anulewicz sits with her husband, two children, and two dogs.

Proud Democrat. Proud Mom. Proud Braves Fan. Proud Scottie. 

The firstborn in a family of six children, Teri was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and was raised in New Orleans and in Houston, Texas.

She moved to Georgia in 1994 and received her bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Agnes Scott College in 1998. Her professional experience includes public affairs and government relations, with an emphasis on advocacy, alliance development, coalition building, and grassroots mobilization.

Teri lives with her husband, Chris, and their two children near the heart of downtown Smyrna. 

Affiliations and Awards

  • Chair, Cobb County Legislative Delegation 

  • Treasurer, Women’s Legislative Caucus 

  • Deputy Whip, Georgia House Democratic Caucus 

  • Co-Chair, State Roads and Highways Subcommittee of the House Transportation Committee 

  • Appointed Member, Georgia Capitol Arts Standards Commission 

  • House Co-Chair of the Georgia-Japan Caucus 

  • House Co-Chair of the Georgia-Taiwan Caucus

  • 2022 Graduate of the the Council of State Government South Center for the Advancement of Leadership Skills (CALS)

  • E Pluribus Unum Fellow 2021 Cohort

  • Board member, Marietta Police Athletic League 

  • Cobb Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee 

  • Past member of the Georgia Municipal Association Legislative Policy Council 

  • Participated in the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs’ Legislative Fellows Program in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 2011 

  • Participated in a visit to Japan in 2019 along with several other members of the Georgia General Assembly 

  • Participated in a visit to Taiwan along with several other members of the Georgia General Assembly in September, 2023

  • Past Treasurer of the Cobb Municipal Association

  • Member of the Junior League of Atlanta Sustainer Council and Sustainer Representative to the JLA Advocacy & Initiatives Committee; past co-chair of the JLA Political Affairs Committee 

  • Past Chair of the Smyrna Area Council of the Cobb Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors 

  • Past president of the MOMS Club of Smyrna-Northeast 

  • Past Bible Study group leader at Holy Spirit Catholic Church 

  • Troop leader for the Girl Scouts of America, 2013-present 

  • 2022 Legislator of the Year for the Junior League of Atlanta 

  • 2022 Women to Marvel awardee for 9to5 Georgia 

  • 2021 “20 In Their 40s” by Cobb Life Magazine 

  • 2020 Legislative Honoree by Asian Americans Advancing Justice

  • 2020 Atlanta Bicycle Coalition Blinkie "Gold Dome Award" Winner for successful e-bike legislation 

  • 2020 Cervical Cancer Awareness Hero for work promoting awareness of the HPV vaccine in Georgia 

  • 2018 Cobb County Democratic Party Elected Official of the Year 

  • 2014-2015 Catholic Charities of Atlanta Leadership Class 

  • 2012 YWCA of Northwest Georgia Women of Achievement Honoree 

  • 2008 “20 Rising Stars Under 40” by Cobb Life magazine 

  • 2006 graduate of Leadership Cobb