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State General State of Tennessee State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 1 1 . Jon C. Lundberg - R 1 SULLIVAN County Precincts: 2VP Valley Pike 354 4 Avoca School 1,154 5 Sullivan Co Office 61 6 Central Heights 757 8 Buffalo Ruritan 186 10 Ketron 1,371 11C Cedar Grove 857 11S Civic Auditorium 636 11T Traders Village 897 11W Kingsport L 144 12K Ketron Memorial 701 16BC Bluff City 32 17W Anderson 980 17Y YWCA 1,450 21 East High 535 Totals: 10,115 DISTRICT TOTALS 10,115 Tennessee House of Representatives District 2 1 . Tony Shipley - R 2 . Nathan Vaughn - D 1 2 SULLIVAN County Precincts: 7 Indian Springs 1,811 878 10 Ketron 10 2 11S Civic Auditorium 1,190 1,090 11T Traders Village 774 540 11W Kingsport L 524 465 12CB Clouds Bend 869 587 12K Ketron Memorial 453 271 13P Sullivan So High 1,561 793 14CH Colonial Hghts 1,372 775 14MP Miller Perry 1,009 519 15 Sullivan West 600 340 18 Holston 10 2 Totals: 10,183 6,262 DISTRICT TOTALS 10,183 6,262 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 3 1 . Scotty Campbell - R 2 . Joe Mike Akard - D 3 . Parke S. Morris - I 4 . Thomas White - I 1 2 3 4 JOHNSON County Precincts: 1A Laurel 397 43 3 6 1B Cold Springs 359 46 2 11 2 Forge/Shouns 295 16 0 6 3A Trade 221 48 2 2 3B Neva 487 47 2 15 4A Dry Run 290 47 5 5 4B Butler 294 27 3 5 5 Doe 556 55 0 9 6A Shady 321 37 5 4 6B Sutherland 37 4 0 1 7A High School 290 37 3 4 7B City School 242 18 0 4 Absentee 105 35 0 2 Totals: 3,894 460 25 74 SULLIVAN County Precincts: 1 South Holston 226 132 4 9 2HV Holston View 1,073 331 32 22 3 Hickory Tree 250 89 4 8 4 Avoca School 35 13 1 5 5 Sullivan Co Office 1,589 1,124 23 56 7 Indian Springs 144 64 1 2 8 Buffalo Ruritan 273 177 1 8 9 Piney Flats 1,199 491 12 37 16BC Bluff City 474 272 9 26 16CG Chinquapin 274 123 0 21 17W Anderson 20 10 0 0 18 Holston 527 224 3 8 19H Jacobs Creek 64 35 0 2 21 East High 492 168 6 17 22 Holston Valley 248 120 2 12 Totals: 6,888 3,373 98 233 DISTRICT TOTALS 10,782 3,833 123 307 Tennessee House of Representatives District 4 1 . Jerome Cochran - R 2 . Kent Williams - I 1 2 CARTER County Precincts: Hunter 409 685 Midway 135 232 Unaka 197 396 Roan Mountain 422 433 Tiger Valley 319 416 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 4 1 . Jerome Cochran - R 2 . Kent Williams - I 1 2 CARTER County Precincts: Central 383 318 Keenburg 197 324 Range 131 218 Watauga 85 84 Courthouse 280 554 Eastside 248 341 Siam 140 206 Happy Valley 930 668 Elk Mills 39 88 Hampton 207 318 Little Milligan 64 119 Valley Forge 300 500 Gap Creek 477 424 Westside 394 645 Harold McCormick 161 332 High School 381 636 Totals: 5,899 7,937 DISTRICT TOTALS 5,899 7,937 Tennessee House of Representatives District 5 1 . David B. Hawk - R 2 . Karen Sherry Brackett - I 1 2 GREENE County Precincts: 1 Forest Hills 479 85 10-1 Tusculum View 621 83 10-1 East View 526 75 10-1 High School 326 74 10-1 Highland Roby 167 53 10-2 Andrew Johnson 153 51 10-2 Courthouse 658 73 10-2 Middle School 375 75 11 Baileyton 86 16 11 Baileyton Corp 81 14 11 Woodlawn 199 45 12 Hardins 345 65 13 Tusculum North 163 33 13 Tusculum South 197 32 13 Tusculum Corp 507 85 14 Chuckey Doak 562 86 15 Chuckey 282 33 15 Jockey 166 30 16 Lost Mountain 140 22 16 Union Temple 136 26 17 West Pines 360 65 20 Newmansville 333 51 21 Cross Anchor 160 45 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 5 1 . David B. Hawk - R 2 . Karen Sherry Brackett - I 1 2 GREENE County Precincts: 22 Greystone 415 85 Totals: 7,437 1,302 UNICOI County Precincts: Flag Pond 163 29 Temple Hill 245 41 Love Chapel 453 114 Middle School 518 126 Rock Creek 551 127 Fishery 304 59 Unicoi 850 186 Limestone Cove 243 62 Absentee 74 25 Totals: 3,401 769 DISTRICT TOTALS 10,838 2,071 Tennessee House of Representatives District 6 1 . Dale Ford - R 1 HAWKINS County Precincts: 1 Armory Inside 511 1 Armory Outside 12 3 Carter's Valley 62 4 Dykes 25 4 Upper Beech 56 Totals: 666 WASHINGTON County Precincts: 01 South Central 388 02 Conklin 266 03 West View 301 04 Lamar 379 06 Embreeville 180 07 Fall Branch 397 08-2 Cherokee Out 419 09-1 South Side 3 09-7A Asbury 224 09-7W Woodland 44 09-8 Millennium Ctr 0 09-9 Henry Johnson 37 09-10 Fairmont 746 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 6 1 . Dale Ford - R 1 WASHINGTON County Precincts: 10I Indian Trail 612 10S Town Acres South 586 10T Town Acres North 756 11E Boones Creek MS 784 11I Boones Crk Ch In 760 11L Lake Ridge 1,177 11M Marvin's Chapel 248 11W Boones Cr Ch Out 797 12C Gray City 21 12E East Gray 1,016 12W West Gray 756 13 Harmony 646 14 Sulphur Springs 1,323 17 Bowmantown 520 18 Limestone 235 Absentee 244 Totals: 13,865 DISTRICT TOTALS 14,531 Tennessee House of Representatives District 7 1 . Matthew Hill - R 2 . Todd Mrozek - D 3 . Jesse Overbey - I 1 2 3 WASHINGTON County Precincts: 05 Telford 737 253 20 08-1 Midway Outside 331 73 8 08-2 Cherokee Out 7 3 1 08-14 Cherokee In 610 412 34 08-15 Midway Inside 497 240 23 08-16 Fire Training 153 67 9 09-1 South Side 360 321 35 09-3 Keystone 163 79 12 09-5 North Side 374 375 22 09-6 Stratton 546 363 26 09-7W Woodland 292 82 9 09-8 Millennium Ctr 172 186 10 09-9 Henry Johnson 794 500 49 09-10 Fairmont 8 2 0 10I Indian Trail 3 2 0 10P Princeton 193 57 15 11M Marvin's Chapel 258 60 17 15-1 Jonesborough VC 963 485 37 15-2 Jonesborough CH 1,208 349 53 16 Leesburg 414 117 18 Absentee 237 96 18 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 7 1 . Matthew Hill - R 2 . Todd Mrozek - D 3 . Jesse Overbey - I 1 2 3 WASHINGTON County Precincts: Totals: 8,320 4,122 416 DISTRICT TOTALS 8,320 4,122 416 Tennessee House of Representatives District 8 1 . Art Swann - R 2 . Marvin Pratt - D 1 2 BLOUNT County Precincts: Alcoa 1,083 237 Beech Grove 621 220 Carpenters 789 149 Chilhowee View 609 154 Eagleton MS Gym 345 65 Happy Valley 29 21 Heritage 713 145 Louisville-City 53 10 Martin Luther King 162 163 Mentor 314 85 Montvale 1,484 294 Oak View 822 157 Porter 732 135 Rockford 464 146 Shooks Gap 735 134 Townsend 664 131 Walland 373 77 Totals: 9,992 2,323 SEVIER County Precincts: 2-1 Wearwood School 810 119 2-2 Waldens Creek 505 88 10-2 Adult HS Whites 11 1 10-3 DuPont 328 85 11-1 Gatlinburg Amer 974 246 Totals: 2,628 539 DISTRICT TOTALS 12,620 2,862 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 9 1 . Mike Harrison - R 1 HANCOCK County Precincts: 1st 176 2nd 137 3rd 108 4th 149 5th 134 6th 106 7th 186 Totals: 996 HAWKINS County Precincts: 6 Alum Well 264 7 Bulls Gap Inside 152 7 Bulls Gap Outside 218 3 Carter's Valley 697 6 Choptack 391 2 Church Hill Inside 1,263 2 Church Hill Outsid 30 6 Clinch 126 4 Dykes 102 4 Keplar 145 2 McPheeter's Bend 306 6 Mooresburg 453 1 Mount Carmel 1,107 5 Rogersville No In 339 4 Rogersville No Out 356 5 Rogersville So In 480 5 Rogersville So Out 542 7 St. Clair 421 7 Strahl/Cherokee 491 4 Surgoinsville In 369 4 Surgoinsville Out 393 4 Upper Beech 10 3 Wallace 332 3 Watterson 189 Totals: 9,176 DISTRICT TOTALS 10,172 Tennessee House of Representatives District 10 1 . Don Miller - R 2 . Larry D. Mullins - D 1 2 HAMBLEN County Precincts: 01-1 Courthouse 319 272 02-1 Meadowview MS 308 216 02-Dec-10 State of Tennessee - November 2, 2010 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 10 1 . Don Miller - R 2 . Larry D. Mullins - D 1 2 HAMBLEN County Precincts: 03-1 East High 478 274 04-1 West High 322 185 05-1 Westview 630 392 06-1 Fairview Marg 521 291 07-1 Cherokee Park 757 362 08-1 National Guard 681 344 09-1 Russellville PS 400 157 09-2 Whitesburg ES 406 176 10-1 Fish Hatchery 280 111 10-2 Union Heights 522 238 11-1 West High 226 130 11-2 Witt School 202 95 12-1 Alpha School 881 365 13-1 Cedar Hill 1,041 351 14-1 Manley Primary 916 365 Absentee 145 85 Totals: 9,035 4,409 DISTRICT TOTALS 9,035 4,409 Tennessee House of Representatives District 11 1 .
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