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State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 1 1. John Crawford - Republican 1 Sullivan County Precincts: 1A 1,058 2A 2,504 2B 2,090 2C 1,634 3A 1,718 4B 1,899 5C 117 6B 2,117 6C 1,312 9A 2,708 10B 1,573 County Totals: 18,730 DISTRICT TOTALS 18,730 Tennessee House of Representatives District 2 1. Bud Hulsey - Republican 2. J. S. Moore - Democratic 1 2 Sullivan County Precincts: 6A 3,462 649 6B 329 74 7A 2,250 509 7B 1,804 385 8A 2,845 568 8B 1,376 281 9B 1,205 303 10A 2,590 592 11A 3,261 1,050 11B 1,212 529 County Totals: 20,334 4,940 DISTRICT TOTALS 20,334 4,940 13-Dec-16 Page 1 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 3 1. Timothy Hill - Republican 2. Gary Kawula - Independent 1 2 Carter County Precincts: Roan Mountain 1,141 128 Tiger Valley 952 130 Elk Mills 124 20 Hampton 565 66 Valley Forge 100 10 Gap Creek 229 35 County Totals: 3,111 389 Johnson County Precincts: 1A Laurel 557 71 1B Cold Springs 563 70 2 Forge/Shouns 401 40 3A Trade 356 73 3B Neva 673 80 4A Dry Run 430 62 4B Butler 417 53 5 Doe 676 85 6 Shady 485 59 7 City 720 84 County Totals: 5,278 677 Sullivan County Precincts: 1A 649 119 2C 11 4 3A 174 29 4A 3,613 617 4C 1,293 224 5A 2,296 478 5B 1,376 293 5C 517 85 7C 998 214 County Totals: 10,927 2,063 DISTRICT TOTALS 19,316 3,129 13-Dec-16 Page 2 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 4 1. John B. Holsclaw Jr. - Republican 1 Carter County Precincts: Hunter 1,332 Midway 417 Unaka 673 Central 979 Keenburg 650 Range 329 Watauga 186 Courthouse 906 Eastside 723 National Guard 71 Siam 425 Happy Valley 1,934 Little Milligan 227 Valley Forge 839 Gap Creek 964 Westside 1,202 Harold McCormick 605 High School 1,135 County Totals: 13,597 Unicoi County Precincts: Flag Pond 324 Temple Hill 388 Love Chapel 827 High School 868 Rock Creek 923 Fishery 378 Limestone Cove 450 Unicoi 1,306 County Totals: 5,464 DISTRICT TOTALS 19,061 Tennessee House of Representatives District 5 1. David B. Hawk - Republican 1 Greene County Precincts: 1 Baileyton 842 4 Camp Creek 2,020 2 Chuckey Doak 1,466 4 Courthouse 850 2 Chuckey 1,579 5 Debusk 1,340 3 Doak 1,335 7 Glenwood 1,323 7 High School 1,071 6 McDonald 14 6 Mosheim 1,659 5 Middle School 643 1 Ottway 927 3 Tusculum View 1,613 1 West Pines 834 County Totals: 17,516 DISTRICT TOTALS 17,516 13-Dec-16 Page 3 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 6 1. Micah Van Huss - Republican 2. John Baker - Democratic 1 2 Washington County Precincts: 01 Fall Branch 604 113 02 Harmony 1,058 222 03 Gray East 1,720 411 04 Gray City 75 8 05 B.C. East 1,096 277 06 Sulphur Springs 1,992 440 07 Gray West 1,365 270 08 B.C. West 873 225 09 B.C. City 905 389 10 Lakeridge 1,476 566 11 Indian Trail 932 516 12 Princeton 338 100 13 Stratton 889 628 14 Bowmantown 741 145 15 Courthouse 60 25 16 Marvin's Chapel 34 11 17 Town Acres 1,665 865 18 Fairmont 726 382 21 Asbury 157 36 24 Henry Johnson 147 134 25 Millennium 141 218 26 North Side 555 677 35 Limestone 311 70 38 South Central 353 79 County Totals: 18,213 6,807 DISTRICT TOTALS 18,213 6,807 13-Dec-16 Page 4 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 7 1. Matthew Hill - Republican 2. Nancy Fischman - Democratic 1 2 Washington County Precincts: 06 Sulphur Springs 60 19 08 B.C. West 41 5 09 B.C. City 670 249 15 Courthouse 2,077 617 16 Marvin's Chapel 206 101 19 Leesburg 479 140 20 Visitor's Center 1,469 769 21 Asbury 86 33 22 Fairhaven Outside 249 82 23 Woodland 499 224 24 Henry Johnson 881 565 25 Millennium 469 598 27 Keystone 505 383 28 South Side 449 625 29 Fairhaven Inside 1,147 607 30 Grace 848 741 31 Cherokee City 106 57 32 Cherokee Out 741 196 33 Telford 731 177 34 New Victory 730 223 36 West View 460 99 37 Lamar 600 127 38 South Central 209 58 39 New Salem 376 91 40 Embreeville 297 54 County Totals: 14,385 6,840 DISTRICT TOTALS 14,385 6,840 13-Dec-16 Page 5 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 8 1. Art Swann - Republican 1 Blount County Precincts: Alcoa 1,822 Beech Grove 1,339 Board of Education 1,805 Carpenters 1,350 Chilhowee View 1,069 Fairview 38 Happy Valley 64 Heritage 1,245 Lanier 1,183 Louisville 274 Maryville College 822 Maryville HS 51 Mentor 384 Middlesettlements 0 Montvale 2,860 Oakview 1,595 Porter 1,266 Prospect 1,349 Rockford 1,049 Townsend 1,144 Walland 634 Wm Blount Academy 380 County Totals: 21,723 DISTRICT TOTALS 21,723 13-Dec-16 Page 6 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 9 1. Gary W Hicks Jr - Republican 2. John Neubert - Independent 1 2 Hancock County Precincts: 1st 292 76 2nd 219 46 3rd 223 48 4th 190 62 5th 184 33 6th 137 31 7th 269 79 County Totals: 1,514 375 Hawkins County Precincts: 6 Alum Well 367 110 1 Allandale Inside 724 224 1 Allandale Outside 30 6 7 Bulls Gap Inside 154 36 7 Bulls Gap Outside 326 91 3 Carter's Valley 1,109 274 6 Choptack 661 134 2 Church Hill Inside 1,876 664 2 Church Hill Outsid 31 14 6 Clinch 180 66 4 Dykes 161 63 4 Keplar 215 86 2 McPheeter's Bend 422 130 6 Mooresburg 672 169 1 Mount Carmel 1,546 513 5 Rogersville No In 393 106 4 Rogersville No Out 448 123 5 Rogersville So In 596 152 5 Rogersville So Out 841 202 7 St. Clair 676 144 7 Strahl/Cherokee 689 187 4 Surgoinsville In 543 178 4 Surgoinsville Out 540 184 4 Upper Beech 88 28 3 Wallace 506 154 3 Watterson 228 103 County Totals: 14,022 4,141 DISTRICT TOTALS 15,536 4,516 13-Dec-16 Page 7 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 10 1. Tilman Goins - Republican 1 Hamblen County Precincts: 01-1 581 02-1 616 03-1 824 04-1 542 05-1 1,222 06-1 893 07-1 1,303 08-1 1,420 09-1 628 09-2 722 10-1 497 10-2 946 11-1 470 11-2 345 12-1 1,479 13-1 1,488 14-1 1,398 County Totals: 15,374 DISTRICT TOTALS 15,374 13-Dec-16 Page 8 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 11 1. Jeremy Faison - Republican 2. Marjorie Ramsey - Democratic 1 2 Cocke County Precincts: Del Rio 439 101 Grassy Fork 264 84 Edwina 814 194 Bridgeport 343 103 Long Creek 371 118 Houston Valley 45 9 Parrottsville 652 199 Centerview 728 238 Forest Hill 440 133 Rankin 177 44 Armory 389 116 Edgemont 405 146 Cocke County High 335 102 Cosby 869 203 Smoky Mountain 462 193 Newport Grammar 633 226 Central 395 178 Northport 489 172 West End 435 155 County Totals: 8,685 2,714 Greene County Precincts: 7 Glenwood 157 45 6 McDonald 728 160 5 Nolachuckey 538 112 5 South Greene 629 130 County Totals: 2,052 447 Jefferson County Precincts: 3 White Pine 2,055 439 8-1 Chestnut Hill 658 209 8-2 Swannsylvania 504 100 9 Talbott School 601 143 10 Jeff City Fire Dp 763 322 County Totals: 4,581 1,213 DISTRICT TOTALS 15,318 4,374 13-Dec-16 Page 9 of 74 State of Tennessee November 8, 2016 State General Tennessee House of Representatives District 12 1. Dale Carr - Republican 2. Write-In - John R. Huff Sr. 1 2 Sevier County Precincts: 1-1 Caton's Chapel 1,434 0 1-2 Caton's Chapel 30 0 2-1 Wearwood 1,425 7 2-2 Waldens Creek 1,153 9 3-2 Harrisburg 121 0 4-1 Pigeon Forge 3,260 17 5-1 Sevierville 1,774 7 5-2 Senior Center 971 5 6-1 Seymour 2,969 146 7-2 Catlettsburg 350 4 9-1 Seymour Primary 2,627 78 10-1 Boyds Creek 1,524 34 10-2 Whites 351 9 10-3 DuPont 656 15 11-1 Gatlinburg 1,945 7 11-2 Pittman Center 562 1 County Totals: 21,152 339 DISTRICT TOTALS 21,152 339 Tennessee House of Representatives District 13 1. Eddie Smith - Republican 2. Gloria Johnson - Democratic 1 2 Knox County Precincts: 10W Howard Baker Center 53 16 11 Central UMC 259 901 16 Larry Cox Sr Center 1,135 1,618 17 Christenberry 380 534 18 Lincoln Park 302 511 19E Thrive Lonsdale 144 426 23 Westview 287 248 24Q Sequoyah Hills 1,114 1,084 25 South Knox CC 2 1 33 Richard Yoakley 752 626 37 Inskip Elementary 1,937 1,515 48 Pond Gap 469 541 49 Bearden Elementary 428 803 50N West High 128 183 50S West High 197 299 89 Mt.
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