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Fname Mname Lname Name on Ballot District/ Division County District/ Candidate Committed/ Petition Signatures FName MName LName Name on Ballot Division County Name of Office Supported Uncommitted Date Received Verified Paul Chapman Paul Chapman 1st Hamblen Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/11/2015 10/21/2015 Yes Lance Persson Lance Persson N/A Putnam Delegate at Large Ben Carson Committed 9/11/2015 11/18/2015 Yes Deana Persson 6th Putnam Delegate Ben Carson Committed 9/11/2015 No Lynn Moss 9th Shelby Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 9/11/2015 No Macel Ely N/A Blount Delegate at Large Ted Cruz Committed 9/11/2015 No Jamie Ely 2nd Blount Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 9/11/2015 No Jennifer Little 2nd Grainger Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/11/2015 No Arnold Weiner Arnold Weiner 9th Shelby Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/11/2015 10/14/2015 Yes David Matthew Collins Matt Collins 5th Davidson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/11/2015 11/13/2015 Yes Shelby Webb 5th Davidson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/14/2015 No Steve Lane N/A Rutherford Delegate at Large Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No John Robert Walker III 2nd Knox Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Larry LaPlue 1st Hamblen Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No James Gann 4th Rutherford Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Thomas Sneed N/A Maury Delegate at Large Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Jeffrey Shaffer 6th Sumner Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Jeffrey Shultz 1st Hamblen Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Thomas Gray 1st Carter Delegate N/A Uncommitted 9/15/2015 No William Z. Baumgartner, Jr. William Z. Baumgartner, Jr. 7th Williamson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 11/18/2015 Yes Ann N. Baumgartner Ann N. Baumgartner 7th Williamson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 11/17/2015 Yes Tom Singleton 7th Williamson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/15/2015 No Luke Elliott 5th Davidson Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/16/2015 No Hobart L. Rice Hobart L. Rice 2nd Jefferson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/17/2015 10/8/2015 Yes John Smyth John F. Smyth 1st Hamblen Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/17/2015 10/13/2015 Yes John Crisp 7th Williamson Delegate John Kasich Committed 9/17/2015 No John Crisp N/A Williamson Delegate at Large John Kasich Committed 9/17/2015 No Charles Cook Charles Cook 1st Hamblen Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/21/2015 11/19/2015 Pending Tina Benkiser 3rd Hamilton Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 9/21/2015 No Lisa Ann Humphries Lisa Ann Humphries 6th Sumner Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/21/2015 10/2/2015 Yes Lora Jobe 9th Shelby Delegate John Kasich Committed 9/21/2015 No Leonard Brown Leonard W. Brown 2nd Knox Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/22/2015 11/6/2015 Yes Rebecca Ann Burke 7th Williamson Delegate Carly Fiorina Committed 9/23/2015 No District/ Candidate Committed/ Petition Signatures FName MName LName Name on Ballot Division County Name of Office Supported Uncommitted Date Received Verified Robert Martin 5th Davidson Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/23/2015 No John Pryor 8th Henry Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/24/2015 No Anne Conrad 8th Shelby Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 No Shelby Baum 8th Shelby Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 No John Elkington John Elkington 8th Shelby Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 10/28/2015 Yes Brian Kelsey Brian Kelsey N/A Shelby Delegate at Large Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 10/14/2015 Yes Zach Wamp Zach Wamp N/A Hamilton Delegate at Large Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 11/18/2015 Yes Bob Kelsey N/A Shelby Delegate at Large Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 No Suzanne Beck 7th Williamson Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 No Kay Kelsey N/A Shelby Delegate at Large Marco Rubio Committed 9/24/2015 No Bob Schwartz Bob Schwartz 5th Davidson Delegate John Kasich Committed 9/25/2015 10/15/2015 Yes Jerrod Weems Jerrod Weems 1st Hamblen Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/25/2015 11/4/2015 Yes Kelly Wolfe Kelly Wolfe 1st Washington Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/25/2015 10/29/2015 Yes William Michael Arms Mike Arms 2nd Knox Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/25/2015 10/28/2015 Yes Luke Metcalf 6th Robertson Delegate Ben Carson Committed 9/25/2015 No Brian Robert Hornback Brian Hornback N/A Knox Delegate at Large Marco Rubio Committed 9/25/2015 10/28/2015 Yes Kemp Conrad 8th Shelby Delegate John Kasich Committed 9/28/2015 No Chris Latch 3rd Scott Delegate Rand Paul Committed 9/28/2015 No Rachel Welch 6th Putnam Delegate Ben Carson Committed 9/28/2015 No Karen J. Brown Karen J Brown 2nd Knox Delegate Carly Fiorina Committed 9/29/2015 11/6/2015 Yes Robert Ross 6th Putnam Delegate Carly Fiorina Committed 9/29/2015 No Mary Kate Brown Mary Kate Brown 7th Williamson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/30/2015 10/12/2015 Yes Mary-Kate Brown N/A Williamson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 9/30/2015 No Josh Brown 7th Williamson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/30/2015 No Josh Brown Josh Brown N/A Williamson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 9/30/2015 10/12/2015 Yes Irvin Ray Meade, Jr. 2nd Knox Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/30/2015 No Paul Boyd Paul C. Boyd 8th Shelby Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 9/30/2015 10/23/2015 Yes Raul Lopez 5th Davidson Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 9/30/2015 No Nathan Buttrey 7th Williamson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Nathan Buttrey Nathan Buttrey N/A Williamson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 10/12/2015 Yes John B. Holsclaw, Jr. 1st Carter Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 10/1/2015 No Steve West Steve West 2nd Blount Delegate John Kasich Committed 10/1/2015 10/30/2015 Yes District/ Candidate Committed/ Petition Signatures FName MName LName Name on Ballot Division County Name of Office Supported Uncommitted Date Received Verified Shiri Anderson 5th Davidson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Garrett Dorris Garrett Dorris 8th Shelby Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 10/21/2015 Yes David Golden 1st Hawkins Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Christi Gibbs 5th Davidson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Christi Gibbs Christi Gibbs N/A Davidson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 10/13/2015 Yes Peter Avisto 3rd Hamilton Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Patrick Baggett Patrick Baggett 7th Williamson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 10/19/2015 Yes Patrick Baggett N/A Williamson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 No Steve Maroney Steve Maroney 8th Madison Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/1/2015 10/15/2015 Yes Lee Douglas N/A Williamson Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Steve Gill N/A Williamson Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Tommy Vallejos N/A Montgomery Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Jean Barwick N/A Williamson Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Stuart Anderson N/A Williamson Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Joe Carr N/A Rutherford Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Judd Matheny N/A Coffee Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Sheila Butt N/A Maury Delegate-At-Large Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Kimberly Dahlgren 1st Washington Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Ray Comeaux 1st Johnson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Claire Crouch 1st Cocke Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Steve Osborn 1st Sevier Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Jerry Sexton 2nd Grainger Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Marsha Sexton 2nd Grainger Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Craig Reasor 2nd Knox Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Jason Zachary 2nd Knox Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No William Swiderski 3rd Polk Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Mark West 3rd Hamilton Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Judy Cooley 3rd Roane Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Myra Simons 4th Rutherford Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Lynne Davis Lynne Davis 4th Rutherford Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 10/15/2015 Yes Edward Phillips 4th Rutherford Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Katherine Hudgins 4th Rutherford Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No District/ Candidate Committed/ Petition Signatures FName MName LName Name on Ballot Division County Name of Office Supported Uncommitted Date Received Verified Charlie Cato 5th Davidson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Janice Johnson 5th Davidson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Frank Gorgie 6th Sumner Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Ben Graham 6th Wilson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Kevin Baigert 6th Sumner Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Laura Baigert 6th Sumner Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Sharon Strange 7th Williamson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Kevin Kookogey 7th Williamson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Stephen Siao 7th Williamson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Julie West 7th Williamson Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Mick Wright 8th Shelby Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No John Miles 8th Obion Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 No Joe Thordarson Joe Thordarson 9th Shelby Delegate Ted Cruz Committed 10/1/2015 10/15/2015 Yes Sarah Martin 5th Davidson Delegate Carly Fiorina Committed 10/2/2015 No Steve Smith Stephen Buford Smith N/A Williamson Delegate at Large Jeb Bush Committed 10/2/2015 10/21/2015 Yes Bryan Kaegi N/A Davidson Delegate at Large John Kasich Committed 10/2/2015 No Joseph Williams Joseph Williams 5th Davidson Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/2/2015 10/20/2015 Yes Michael Lebovitz Michael Lebovitz 3rd Hamilton Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/2/2015 10/23/2015 Yes Debbie Ballard 7th Williamson Delegate Marco Rubio Committed 10/2/2015 No Dustin Summers Dustin Summers 8th Madison Delegate Jeb Bush Committed 10/2/2015 10/16/2015 Yes Robert C.
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