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State of Tennessee State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Governor 1 Karl Dean 280,553 2 Craig Fitzhugh 72,553 3 Mezianne Vale Payne 20,284 Total Votes 373,390 United States Senate 1 Phil Bredesen 349,718 2 Gary Davis 20,170 3 John Wolfe 12,269 Total Votes 382,157 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary United States House of Representatives District 1 1 Marty Olsen 13,313 Total Votes 13,313 United States House of Representatives District 2 1 Renee Hoyos 22,220 2 Joseph William Schenkenfelder 1,383 3 Joshua Williams 7,077 Total Votes 30,680 United States House of Representatives District 3 1 Danielle Mitchell 30,927 Total Votes 30,927 United States House of Representatives District 4 1 Christopher J. Hale 11,309 2 Mariah Phillips 15,474 3 Steven Reynolds 5,788 Total Votes 32,571 United States House of Representatives District 5 1 Jim Cooper 70,480 Total Votes 70,480 United States House of Representatives District 6 1 Dawn Barlow 16,881 2 Christopher Martin Finley 4,654 3 Peter Heffernan 2,584 4 Merrilee Wineinger 6,827 Total Votes 30,946 United States House of Representatives District 7 1 Justin Kanew 21,315 2 Matt Reel 13,006 Total Votes 34,321 United States House of Representatives District 8 1 John Boatner 16,847 2 Erika Stotts Pearson 17,137 Total Votes 33,984 United States House of Representatives District 9 1 Steve Cohen 67,433 2 Isaac Richmond 1,976 3 Kasandra L. Smith 4,734 Total Votes 74,143 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee Senate District 1 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee Senate District 2 (unexpired term) 1 Write-In - J. Nathan Higdon 314 Total Votes 314 Tennessee Senate District 3 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee Senate District 5 1 Stuart Starr 6,303 Total Votes 6,303 Tennessee Senate District 7 1 Jamie Ballinger 9,319 Total Votes 9,319 Tennessee Senate District 9 1 Carl Lansden 4,775 Total Votes 4,775 Tennessee Senate District 11 1 Randall "Randy" Price 8,152 Total Votes 8,152 Tennessee Senate District 13 1 Kelly Northcutt 8,217 Total Votes 8,217 Tennessee Senate District 15 1 Angela Hedgecough 7,636 Total Votes 7,636 Tennessee Senate District 17 1 Mary Alice Carfi 10,460 Total Votes 10,460 Tennessee Senate District 19 1 Brenda Gilmore 13,885 2 Howard Jones 5,262 3 Sandra V. Moore 1,181 4 George Thomas 1,132 Total Votes 21,460 Tennessee Senate District 21 1 Jeff Yarbro 19,402 Total Votes 19,402 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee Senate District 23 1 Kristen Grimm 9,673 Total Votes 9,673 Tennessee Senate District 25 1 Wade Munday 9,078 Total Votes 9,078 Tennessee Senate District 27 1 Jackie Williams 3,637 2 Savannah Williamson 3,692 3 John H. York, Jr. 1,259 Total Votes 8,588 Tennessee Senate District 29 1 Raumesh Akbari 14,861 2 Justin Ford 10,577 Total Votes 25,438 Tennessee Senate District 31 1 M. Rodanial Ray Ransom 1,499 2 Gabby Salinas 7,737 3 David Weatherspoon 6,890 Total Votes 16,126 Tennessee Senate District 33 1 Katrina Robinson 14,164 2 Reginald Tate 6,464 Total Votes 20,628 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee House of Representatives District 1 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 2 1 Arvil Love Jr. 1,363 Total Votes 1,363 Tennessee House of Representatives District 3 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 4 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 5 1 Park Overall 1,226 Total Votes 1,226 Tennessee House of Representatives District 6 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 7 1 Nathan Farnor 1,364 Total Votes 1,364 Tennessee House of Representatives District 8 1 Jay Clark 1,895 Total Votes 1,895 Tennessee House of Representatives District 9 1 Derek Winkle 898 Total Votes 898 Tennessee House of Representatives District 10 1 Barbara Simmons 962 Total Votes 962 Tennessee House of Representatives District 11 1 Vincyl Fitzgerald II 862 Total Votes 862 Tennessee House of Representatives District 12 1 Robert G Williams 1,172 2 Write-In - Billy J. Bailey 3 Total Votes 1,175 Tennessee House of Representatives District 13 1 Gloria Johnson 4,243 Total Votes 4,243 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee House of Representatives District 14 1 Justin Davis 1,979 2 Alex Dunn, Jr. 1,635 Total Votes 3,614 Tennessee House of Representatives District 15 1 Rick Staples 3,275 Total Votes 3,275 Tennessee House of Representatives District 16 1 Kate Trudell 2,206 Total Votes 2,206 Tennessee House of Representatives District 17 1 Delynn McCash 1,042 Total Votes 1,042 Tennessee House of Representatives District 18 1 Joshua Gregory 1,313 2 Greg Mackay 2,415 Total Votes 3,728 Tennessee House of Representatives District 19 1 Edward Nelson 1,556 Total Votes 1,556 Tennessee House of Representatives District 20 1 Susan Sneed 2,004 Total Votes 2,004 Tennessee House of Representatives District 21 1 Laura Miller 1,961 Total Votes 1,961 Tennessee House of Representatives District 22 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 23 1 Brad W. Hartley 1,452 Total Votes 1,452 Tennessee House of Representatives District 24 1 Mallory Pickert 1,208 Total Votes 1,208 Tennessee House of Representatives District 25 1 Anne F. Quillen 2,254 Total Votes 2,254 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee House of Representatives District 26 1 David Jones 1,670 2 Jean-Marie Lawrence 1,975 Total Votes 3,645 Tennessee House of Representatives District 27 1 Brent S. Morris 3,365 Total Votes 3,365 Tennessee House of Representatives District 28 1 Dennis Clark 874 2 Yusuf A. Hakeem 2,767 3 Melody Shekari 1,637 4 Jackie Anderson Thomas 839 5 Brandon D. Woodruff 1,188 Total Votes 7,305 Tennessee House of Representatives District 29 1 Tammy Magouirk 2,307 Total Votes 2,307 Tennessee House of Representatives District 30 1 Joda Thongnopnua 2,801 2 Write-In - Jeffery Paul Crim 0 Total Votes 2,801 Tennessee House of Representatives District 31 1 Dean M Sparks 2,232 Total Votes 2,232 Tennessee House of Representatives District 32 1 Mary Ellen Blencoe 2,328 Total Votes 2,328 Tennessee House of Representatives District 33 1 Richard Dawson 2,395 2 Nathaniel Varner 670 Total Votes 3,065 Tennessee House of Representatives District 34 1 Jennifer Vannoy 3,381 Total Votes 3,381 Tennessee House of Representatives District 35 1 Write-In - Joshua Lee Eldridge 9 Total Votes 9 Tennessee House of Representatives District 36 1 Cassandra Mitchell 2,117 Total Votes 2,117 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee House of Representatives District 37 1 DeAnna D. Osborne 2,997 Total Votes 2,997 Tennessee House of Representatives District 38 1 Carol Venea' Abney 2,135 Total Votes 2,135 Tennessee House of Representatives District 39 1 Sharon "Layne" Adams 3,085 Total Votes 3,085 Tennessee House of Representatives District 40 1 No Candidate Qualified 0 Total Votes 0 Tennessee House of Representatives District 41 1 John Mark Windle 4,187 Total Votes 4,187 Tennessee House of Representatives District 42 1 Terry Scott 2,471 Total Votes 2,471 Tennessee House of Representatives District 43 1 Les Trotman 3,275 Total Votes 3,275 Tennessee House of Representatives District 44 1 Rachel Mackey 2,007 Total Votes 2,007 Tennessee House of Representatives District 45 1 Hana Ali 2,251 Total Votes 2,251 Tennessee House of Representatives District 46 1 Mark Cagle 1,890 2 Faye Northcutt-Knox 1,653 Total Votes 3,543 Tennessee House of Representatives District 47 1 Mike Winton 3,744 Total Votes 3,744 Tennessee House of Representatives District 48 1 Matt Ferry 2,912 Total Votes 2,912 30-Aug-18 State of Tennessee - Totals August 2, 2018 Democratic Primary Tennessee House of Representatives District 49 1 Chris Mayor 1,823 2 Richard C Petty 830 Total Votes 2,653 Tennessee House of Representatives District 50 1 Bo Mitchell 6,243 Total Votes 6,243 Tennessee House of Representatives District 51 1 Bill Beck 5,478 2 Trey Palmedo 2,042 Total Votes 7,520 Tennessee House of Representatives District 52 1 Michael Stewart 4,797 Total Votes 4,797 Tennessee House of Representatives District 53 1 Jason Powell 4,788 Total Votes 4,788 Tennessee House of Representatives District 54 1 Lola Denise Brown 1,683 2 Terry R. Clayton 2,881 3 Scott Davis 1,858 4 Vincent Dixie 3,237 5 Write-In - Ken Lawrence 2 Total Votes 9,661 Tennessee House of Representatives District 55 1 John Ray Clemmons 6,645 Total Votes 6,645 Tennessee House of Representatives District 56 1 Bob Freeman 7,611 Total Votes 7,611 Tennessee House of Representatives District 57 1 Jordan Cole 4,328 Total Votes 4,328 Tennessee House of Representatives District 58 1 Leah Dupree 1,487 2 Harold M.
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