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Qualified Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Status Diane Black Republican 1254 Wavecrest Circle Gallatin 37066 Signatures Approved Qualified Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Status Diane Black Republican 1254 Wavecrest Circle Gallatin 37066 Signatures Approved Randy Boyd Republican 2704 Allee de Papillon Drive Knoxville 37922 Signatures Approved Beth Harwell Republican 413 West Tyne Drive Nashville 37205 Signatures Approved Bill Lee Republican 5145 Bedford Creek Road Franklin 37064 Signatures Approved Basil Marceaux Sr. Republican 810 Hyatte Road Soddy Daisy 37379 Signatures Approved Kay White Republican 2122 Carroll Creek Road Johnson City 37615 Signatures Approved Karl Dean Democratic 3420 Hampton Avenue Nashville 37215 Signatures Approved Craig Fitzhugh Democratic 135 South Alpine Street Ripley 38063 Signatures Approved Mezianne Vale Payne Democratic 301 North Main Street Gainesboro 38562 Signatures Approved Mark CoonRippy Brown Independent 1428 Kansas Lane Gallatin 37066 Signatures Approved Sherry L. Clark Independent 800 Deep Springs Road Knoxville 37932 Signatures Approved Justin Cornett Independent 750 Robinson Drive Lenoir City 37772 Signatures Approved Gabriel Fancher Independent 3342 Shady Forest Drive Murfreesboro 37128 Signatures Approved Sean Bruce Fleming Independent 3630 Steeplechase Lane NE Bradley 37323 Signatures Approved William Andrew Helmstetter Independent 2750 Greenbrier Drive NW Cleveland 37312 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 1 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Status Cory King Independent 900 Hidden Valley Road Knoxville 37923 Signatures Approved Matthew Koch Independent 2711 E 17th Street Chattanooga 37404 Signatures Approved Tommy Ray McAnally Independent 208 Meadowbrook Street Tullahoma 37388 Signatures Approved Jessie D. McDonald Independent 525 Shelby Avenue, Apt. 208 Nashville 37206 Signatures Approved Toney Randall Mitchell Independent 3124 Pin Oaks Circle NE Cleveland 37323 Signatures Approved Yvonne Neubert Independent 3911 Probus Road Knoxville 37918 Signatures Approved Alfred Shawn Rapoza Independent 2115 Hughes Road Henderson 38340 Signatures Approved Chad Riden Independent 3807A Burrus Street Nashville 37216 Signatures Approved Robert Sawyers Sr. Independent 501 Ben Allen Road, #243 Nashville 37216 Signatures Approved Heather Scott Independent 1281 Gay Winds Drive Mt. Juliet 37122 Signatures Approved George Blackwell Smith IV Independent 1114 Liberty Street Chattanooga 37405 Signatures Approved Jeremy Allen Stephenson Independent 536 Kyker Circle Seymour 37865 Signatures Approved Tracy C. Yaste Tisdale Independent 407 Melrose Street Maryville 37803 Signatures Approved Mike Toews Independent 1956 Sivley Trail Signal Mountain 37377 Signatures Approved Rick Tyler Independent 1174 Highway 64 Ocoee 37361 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 2 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Status Vinnie Vineyard Independent 912 Wears Valley Road Pigeon Forge 37863 Signatures Approved Jaron D. Weidner Independent 1756 Dorrie Lane Memphis 38117 Signatures Approved Patrick Whitlock Independent 1103 Olde Cameron Lane Franklin 37067 Signatures Approved Joe B. Wilmoth Independent 10889 Nashville Highway Baxter 38501 Signatures Approved Mark Wright Independent 293 Indian Park Drive Murfreesboro 37128 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 3 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for United States Senate Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Status Marsha Blackburn Republican 6103 Murray Lane Brentwood 37027 Signatures Approved Aaron L. Pettigrew Republican 7414 Appomattox Murfreesboro 37130 Signatures Approved Phil Bredesen Democratic 1724 Chickering Road Nashville 37215 Signatures Approved Gary Davis Democratic 301 Faulkner Place Nashville 37211 Signatures Approved John Wolfe Democratic 3815 Forest Highland Drive Chattanooga 37415 Signatures Approved Trudy A. Austin Independent 621 Mimosa Lane Crossville 38572 Signatures Approved John Carico Independent 2875 Villa Drive, Apt. B Cleveland 37312 Signatures Approved Dean Hill Independent 2008 Granville Road Franklin 37064 Signatures Approved Kevin Lee McCants Independent 220 Indian Park Drive, Apt. 3803 Murfreesboro 37128 Signatures Approved Breton Phillips Independent 228 Woodlake Drive Gallatin 37066 Signatures Approved Kris L. Todd Independent 226 Gann Road Milan 38358 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 4 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 1 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Mickie Lou Banyas Republican 1657 East Stone Drive, B184 Kingsport 37664 Signatures Approved James Brooks Republican 114 Malone Hollow Road Jonesborough 37659 Signatures Approved Todd A. McKinley Republican 3528 Rustic Hills Drive Kingsport 37660 Signatures Approved Phil Roe Republican 216 Magnolia Ridge Drive Jonesborough 37659 Signatures Approved Marty Olsen Democratic 805 Mountain View Circle N Jonesborough 37601 Signatures Approved Michael D. Salyer Independent 817 Brentwood Drive Mount Carmel 37645 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 5 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 2 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Tim Burchett Republican 501 Princeton Court Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Jason Frederick Emert Republican 3117 Little Dug Gap Road Louisville 37777 Signatures Approved Hank Hamblin Republican 428 Oak Run Lane LaFollette 37766 Signatures Approved Jimmy Matlock Republican 190 Matlock Road Lenoir City 37771 Signatures Approved Sarah Ashley Nickloes Republican 528 Roddy Branch Road Rockford 37853 Signatures Approved Vito Sagliano Republican 704 Howell Road Mascot 37806 Signatures Approved C. David Stansberry Republican 7312 Belinda Road Powell 37849 Signatures Approved Renee Hoyos Democratic 527 Woodlawn Pike Knoxville 37920 Signatures Approved Joseph William Schenkenfelder Democratic 123 White Avenue Harrogate 37724 Signatures Approved Joshua Williams Democratic 1515 Kenesaw Avenue Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Jeffrey A. Grunau Independent 655 Brochardt Boulevard Knoxville 37934 Signatures Approved Keith A. LaTorre Independent 2524 Bridge Valley Lane Knoxville 37932 Signatures Approved Greg Samples Independent 4815 Kingston Pike, #141 Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Marc Whitmire Independent 3234 Barton Street Knoxville 37917 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 6 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on July 2, 2018. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 3 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Chuck Fleischmann Republican 8714 Rambling Rose Drive Ooltewah 37363 Signatures Approved Jeremy Massengale Republican 2710 Apple Orchard Drive NW Cleveland 37312 Signatures Approved Harold E. Shevlin Republican 4130 E. Freedom Circle Ooltewah 37363 Signatures Approved William E. Spurlock, Sr. Republican 120 Valley View Avenue Chattanooga 37415 Signatures Approved Danielle Mitchell Democratic P.O. Box 251 Hixson 37343 Signatures Approved Rick Tyler Independent 1174 Highway 64 Ocoee 37361 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 4 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Scott DesJarlais Republican 639 Sweetens Cove Road South Pittsburg 37380 Signatures Approved Jack Maddux Republican 155 Old Charleston Road NE Cleveland 37312 Signatures Approved Christopher J. Hale Democratic 2911 Princeton Lane Murfreesboro 37129 Signatures Approved Mariah Phillips Democratic 1332 Dodd Trail Murfreesboro 37128 Signatures Approved Steven Reynolds Democratic 3331 Velvet Court Murfreesboro 37128 Signatures Approved Michael Shupe Independent 4185 Trousdale Lane Columbia 38401 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at
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