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UNITED STATES FEDERAL PRIMARY STATE OF TENNESSEE PRIMARY SUMNER COUNTY, TENNESSEE GENERAL ELECTION JUDICIAL RETENTION, WESTERN DIVISION CONDENSED MACHINE SAMPLE BALLOT THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY UNITED STATES SENATE TENNESSEE SENATE UNITED STATES SENATE TENNESSEE HOUSE OF Vote For One (1) DISTRICT 18 Vote For One (1) REPRESENTATIVES CLIFFORD ADKINS Vote For One (1) MARQUITA BRADSHAW DISTRICT 44 NATISHA BROOKS FERRELL HAILE GARY G DAVIS Vote For One (1) BYRON BUSH WRITE-IN ROBIN KIMBROUGH NO CANDIDATE QUALIFIED ROY DALE COPE TENNESSEE HOUSE OF JAMES MACKLER WRITE-IN TERRY DICUS REPRESENTATIVES MARK PICKRELL TENNESSEE HOUSE OF TOM EMERSON, JR. DISTRICT 40 WRITE-IN REPRESENTATIVES GEORGE S. FLINN, JR. Vote For One (1) UNITED STATES HOUSE OF DISTRICT 45 BILL HAGERTY TERRI LYNN WEAVER REPRESENTATIVES Vote For One (1) JON HENRY WRITE-IN DISTRICT 6 NO CANDIDATE QUALIFIED KENT A. MORRELL TENNESSEE HOUSE OF Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN GLEN L. NEAL JR. REPRESENTATIVES CHRISTOPHER MARTIN FINLEY STATE EXECUTIVE JOHN E. OSBORNE DISTRICT 44 WRITE-IN COMMITTEEWOMAN AARON L. PETTIGREW Vote For One (1) TENNESSEE SENATE DISTRICT 18 DAVID SCHUSTER WILLIAM LAMBERTH DISTRICT 18 UNEXPIRED TERM MANNY SETHI WRITE-IN Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN TENNESSEE HOUSE OF NO CANDIDATE QUALIFIED KRISTI CORNETT UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WRITE-IN WRITE-IN REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 45 TENNESSEE HOUSE OF DISTRICT 6 Vote For One (1) REPRESENTATIVES Vote For One (1) JOHNNY GARRETT DISTRICT 40 JOHN ROSE WRITE-IN Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN NO CANDIDATE QUALIFIED WRITE-IN SUMNER COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION JUDICIAL RETENTION ASSESSOR OF PROPERTY SCHOOL BOARD COURT OF APPEALS SUMNER COUNTY Vote For One (1) DISTRICT 6 WESTERN DIVISION ELECTION COMMISSION JOHN C. ISBELL Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) Telephone Republican Party Nominee GINNY HALL PLUNKETT Shall Carma Dennis McGee be (615) 452-1456 WRITE-IN BETSY R. HAWKINS retained in office as a Judge of E-Mail SCHOOL BOARD WRITE-IN the Court of Appeals, elections @sumnercountytn.gov DISTRICT 2 SCHOOL BOARD Western Division, or be replaced? Website Vote For One (1) DISTRICT 8 RETAIN www.votesumnertn.org TIM BREWER Vote For One (1) OR WRITE-IN KYLE ROBINSON REPLACE M. ALLEN EHMLING, Chairman SCHOOL BOARD TED WISE NOTE: PATRICIA D. COLLINS, Secretary DISTRICT 4 WRITE-IN Tennessee House of J. MICHAEL FUSSELL, Member Vote For One (1) SCHOOL BOARD Representatives Candidates JEFFERY B. HULSEY, Member SARAH ANDREWS DISTRICT 10 and Sumner County JOHN W. SMITH, Member WRITE-IN Vote For One (1) School Board Candidates GLEN GREGORY will appear only on the ballots LORI D. ATCHLEY Rev 5/12/2020 LDA WRITE-IN in their respective districts. Administrator of Elections.

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