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2014 Primary Candidate Recommendations Staff Office Party Name Address City State Zip Recommendation Notes S1 Republican Steve Southerland 4648 Harbor Drive Morristown TN 37814 $500.00 S3 Republican Rusty Crowe 808 East 8th Avenue Johnson City TN 37601 $500.00 S5 Republican Randy McNally 94 Royal Troon Oak Ridge TN 37830 $500.00 S7 Republican Mike Alford 7632 Twining Drive Knoxville TN 37919 S7 Republican Richard Briggs 11631 Lanesborough Way, #913 Knoxville TN 37934 $1,000.00 S7 Republican Stacey Campfield 2011 Flagler Road Knoxville TN 37912 S7 Democratic Cheri K. Siler 5507 Shannondale Road Knoxville TN 37918 S9 Republican Mike Bell 261 County Road 757 Riceville TN 37370 $500.00 S11 Republican Bo Watson 1607 Gunston Hall Road Hixson TN 37343 $500.00 S13 Republican Bill Ketron 2510 Blanton's Pointe Murfreesboro TN 37129 $1,000.00 S15 Republican Paul Bailey 252 Lowery Road Sparta TN 38583 $1,000.00 S15 Republican Gary Steakley 1709 Dry Creek Road Cookeville TN 38501 S15 Republican Matt Swallows 703 North Washington Avenue Cookeville TN 38501 $1,000.00 S15 Democratic Betty Vaudt 63 Eastgate Circle, Apt. C Cookeville TN 38506 S15 Independent William L. Draper 716 Lakeview Drive Gainesboro TN 38562 S17 Republican Mae Beavers 2020 Hunters Place Mt. Juliet TN 37122 $500.00 S17 Republican Clark Boyd 104 Mockingbird Lane Lebanon TN 37087 S19 Republican Sterlina Inez Brady 1811 Knowles Street Nashville TN 37208 S19 Democratic Thelma M. Harper 4955 Clarksville Pike Whites Creek TN 37189 $500.00 S19 Democratic Brandon J. Puttbrese 1311 Holly Street Nashville TN 37206 S19 Independent George Thomas 4120 Buena View Court Nashville TN 37218 S21 Republican Mwafaq Aljabbary 3025 Katonka Drive Antioch TN 37013 S21 Republican Diana Cuellar 724 Huntington Parkway Nashville TN 37211 S21 Republican Quincy McKnight 6624 Broken Bow Drive Antioch TN 37013 S21 Democratic Mary Mancini 2304 White Avenue Nashville TN 37204 S21 Democratic Jeff Yarbro 144 51st Avenue North Nashville TN 37209 $1,000.00 S23 Republican Jack Johnson 3161 McMillan Road Franklin TN 37064 $1,000.00 S23 Green* Amy H. Balderrama 5311 Leipers Creek Road Franklin TN 37064 S25 Republican Joshua G. Evans 4023 Summit Drive Greenbrier TN 37073 $1,000.00 S25 Republican Kerry Roberts 6142 Highway 49 East Springfield TN 37172 S25 Republican Jim Summerville 208 McCreary Heights Dickson TN 37055 S25 Republican Wayne White 701 Schmittou Street Cumberland Furnace TN 37051 S25 Democratic Tony Gross 310 Maple Street Kingston Springs TN 37082 S27 Republican Brandon Dodds 1481 Ditmore Road Newbern TN 38059 S27 Republican Ed Jackson 25 Wyndhurst Jackson TN 38305 S27 Democratic Randy Lamb 54 Weatheridge Drive Jackson TN 38305 Page 1 of 7 Staff Office Party Name Address City State Zip Recommendation Notes S27 Constitution* Tim York 216 Edenwood Drive Jackson TN 38301 S27 Independent James A. Baxter 34 Valleyfield Cove Jackson TN 38305 S29 Republican James R. "Jim" Finney 3256 Luciball Lane Memphis TN 38116 S29 Republican Anthony D. Herron, Jr. 3798 Fern Rig Road Memphis TN 38115 S29 Democratic Ricky Dixon 978 West Gloria Road Memphis TN 38116 S29 Democratic Ophelia E. Ford 54 North Arcadian Circle, Apt. 102 Memphis TN 38103 S29 Democratic Lee Harris 968 River Landing Drive Memphis TN 38103 S29 Democratic Herman L. Sawyer 800 East McLemore Avenue Memphis TN 38106 S31 Republican Brian Kelsey 1935 Rowan Lane Germantown TN 38138 $500.00 S33 Democratic Reginald Tate 3422 Tournament Drive Memphis TN 38125 $500.00 H1 Republican Jon C. Lundberg 212 Skyline Drive Bristol TN 37620 $500.00 H2 Republican Bud Hulsey 1913 Seaver Road Kingsport TN 37660 H2 Republican Tony Shipley 4017 Lakewood Drive Kingsport TN 37663 $500.00 H2 Independent** J.R. Enfield 213 Worthington Drive Kingsport TN 37663 H3 Republican Timothy Hill 210 Spring Street, #G1 Blountville TN 37617 $500.00 H3 Republican Kevin Dwayne Parsons 496 Acorn Street Mountain City TN 37683 H4 Republican John B. Holsclaw, Jr. 2175 Dave Buck Road Johnson City TN 37601 H4 Republican Judy R. Veeneman 270 Taylor Avenue Elizabethton TN 37643 $500.00 H4 Democratic Rob Martin 248 Opekiska Street Erwin TN 37650 H5 Republican David B. Hawk 407 Crockett Lane Greeneville TN 37745 $500.00 H5 Republican Ted Hensley 1935 Earnest Road Chuckey TN 37641 H5 Independent Kermit E. Steck 1830 Wattenbarger Gap Road Greeneville TN 37745 H6 Republican Clayton Stout 1301 Iris Avenue Johnson City TN 37601 H6 Republican James (Micah) Van Huss 189 Cedar Point Road, Unit #3 Johnson City TN 37601 $250.00 H7 Republican Phil Carriger 6 Fox Run Lane Johnson City TN 37604 H7 Republican Todd Mitchell Franklin 121 Rebel Court Jonesborough TN 37659 H7 Republican Matthew Hill 114 Royal Oaks Drive Jonesborough TN 37659 $500.00 H8 Republican Art Swann 1507 South Court Street Maryville TN 37803 $250.00 H9 Republican Mike Harrison 115 Green Acres Drive Rogersville TN 37857 $1,000.00 Budget Sub. Comm. Chair H10 Republican Tilman Goins 536 Valley View Drive Morristown TN 37813 $250.00 H11 Republican Jeremy Faison 1009 Country Mountain Road Newport TN 37821 $500.00 H11 Democratic Marjorie J. Ramsey 2295 Highway 160 Newport TN 37821 H11 Independent Roland A. Dykes III 260 Dykes Street Newport TN 37821 H12 Republican Dale Carr 2150 Murphys Chapel Drive Sevierville TN 37862 $500.00 H13 Republican Jason Emert 501 Noelton Drive Knoxville TN 37919 H13 Republican Eddie Smith 1508 Charles Drive Knoxville TN 37918 H13 Democratic Gloria Johnson 2506 Brice Street Knoxville TN 37917 $250.00 Page 2 of 7 Staff Office Party Name Address City State Zip Recommendation Notes H14 Republican Ryan A. Haynes 8614 Ashbourne Way Knoxville TN 37923 $500.00 H15 Democratic Joseph "Joe" Armstrong 4708 Hilldale Drive Knoxville TN 37914 $500.00 H15 Independent Pete Drew 4121 Holston Drive Knoxville TN 37914 H16 Republican Bill Dunn 5309 La Vesta Road Knoxville TN 37918 $500.00 H17 Republican Andrew E. Farmer 2130 Allenridge Drive Sevierville TN 37876 $500.00 H18 Republican Martin Daniel 1834 Duncan Woods Lane Knoxville TN 37919 H18 Republican Steve Hall 5748 Alcapulco Avenue Knoxville TN 37921 $250.00 H19 Republican Harry Brooks 6600 Washington Pike Knoxville TN 37918 $250.00 H20 Republican Bob Ramsey 2120 Middlewood Drive Maryville TN 37803 $500.00 H20 Democratic John Ross Conley 3626 Big Springs Ridge Road Friendsville TN 37737 H21 Republican Jimmy Matlock 190 Matlock Road Lenoir City TN 37771 $500.00 H21 Democratic Pamela O. Weston 1306 Sweetwater Vonore Road Sweetwater TN 37874 H22 Republican Dan Howell 252 Chestoee Trail Northwest Georgetown TN 37336 H22 Republican J. Adam Lowe 170 Fernwood Drive Northeast Cleveland TN 37323 H23 Republican John W. Forgety 120 County Road 447 Athens TN 37303 $500.00 H24 Republican Kevin D. Brooks 285 Stonewood Drive Northwest Cleveland TN 37311 $500.00 H25 Republican Cameron Sexton 186 Homestead Drive Crossville TN 38555 $500.00 H25 Democratic Judy Barnett 638 Crestview Loop Crossville TN 38571 H26 Republican Gerald McCormick 1102 Dartmouth Street Chattanooga TN 37405 $1,000.00 H27 Republican Tommy Crangle 1403 Sunset Drive Signal Mountain TN 37377 H27 Republican Patsy Hazlewood 19 Northfield Road Signal Mountain TN 37377 $250.00 GCAR & Leadership Support H27 Republican Charlie White 4108 Tacoma Avenue Chattanooga TN 37415 H27 Democratic Eric McRoy 3535 Mountain Creek Road, Apt. 403 Chattanooga TN 37415 H28 Democratic JoAnne Favors 2441 Meade Circle Chattanooga TN 37406 $250.00 H29 Republican Mike Carter 3306 Ooltewah Ringgold Road Ooltewah TN 37363 $250.00 H30 Republican Marc Gravitt 1511 South Smith Street East Ridge TN 37412 $250.00 H31 Republican Jim Cobb 169 East Ridge Road Spring City TN 37381 H31 Republican Ron Travis 1318 Armstrong Ferry Road Dayton TN 37321 $500.00 H32 Republican Kent Calfee 476 Dogwood Valley Road Kingston TN 37763 $500.00 H32 Democratic Joe Kneiser 310 Roddy Lane Harriman TN 37748 H33 Republican Caitlin Nolan 104 Cypress Lane Oak Ridge TN 37830 H33 Republican John D. Ragan 119 Morningside Drive Oak Ridge TN 37830 $500.00 H33 Democratic Misty Neergaard 120 Orchard Circle Oak Ridge TN 37830 H34 Republican Rick Womick 6015 Highway 99 Rockvale TN 37153 $250.00 H35 Republican Dennis "Coach" Roach 4519 Highway 92 Rutledge TN 37861 $1,000.00 H35 Republican Jerry Sexton 2165 Broadway Drive Bean Station TN 37708 H36 Republican Dennis H. Powers 139 Preston Circle Jacksboro TN 37757 $250.00 Page 3 of 7 Staff Office Party Name Address City State Zip Recommendation Notes H36 Democratic James Virgil Kidwell 1011 West Walden Street Lafollette TN 37766 H37 Republican Eddie Smotherman 707 Woodmont Drive Murfreesboro TN 37129 H37 Republican Dawn White 1522 Riverview Drive Murfreesboro TN 37129 $500.00 H38 Republican Kelly T. Keisling 1042 Cordell Hull Memorial Drive Byrdstown TN 38549 $250.00 H39 Republican David Alexander 512 South High Street Winchester TN 37398 $500.00 H39 Republican Jack R. Daniel 607 College Avenue Huntland TN 37345 H39 Democratic Matthew Huffer 1544 Motlow College Road Normandy TN 37360 H40 Republican Terri Lynn Weaver 100 Seabowisha Lane Lancaster TN 38569 $250.00 H40 Democratic Sarah Marie Smith 120 Ervin Drive Carthage TN 37030 H41 Democratic John Mark Windle 117 Calvin Street Livingston TN 38570 H42 Republican Ryan Williams 570 Pleasant Hill Drive Cookeville TN 38501 $250.00 H42 Democratic Mike Walsh 3526 Gra-Mar Drive Cookeville TN 38506 H43 Republican Robert F. Dunham 10290 Smithville Highway Sparta TN 38583 H43 Democratic Kevin Dunlap 268 Hermitage Hill Lane Rock Island TN 38581 H43 Democratic Kristopher Gore 415 Lakeshore Drive McMinnville TN 37110 H43 Democratic James Thomas Jacobs 4972 Crisp Springs Road McMinnville TN 37110 H43 Independent Edward Leon Buck 8504 Old Kentucky Road Sparta TN 38583 H44 Republican William Lamberth 1002 Angus Court Cottontown TN 37048 $500.00 H45 Republican Courtney L.
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    Cumulative Report — Official Knox County, Tennessee — STATE PRIMARY AND COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION — August 07, 2014 Page 1 of 12 09/02/2014 03:51 PM Total Number of Voters : 60,744 of 0 = 0.00% Precincts Reporting 85 of 85 = 100.00% Party Candidate Absentee Early Election Total GOVERNOR, Vote For 1 REP Mark Coonrippy Brown 20 2.56% 1,276 4.58% 974 5.32% 2,270 4.83% REP Bill Haslam 730 93.47% 25,352 90.92% 16,435 89.69% 42,517 90.48% REP Basil Marceaux, Sr. 12 1.54% 483 1.73% 388 2.12% 883 1.88% REP Donald Ray McFolin 19 2.43% 772 2.77% 528 2.88% 1,319 2.81% Cast Votes: 781 96.78% 27,883 95.42% 18,325 95.38% 46,989 95.43% UNITED STATES SENATE, Vote For 1 REP Christian Agnew 5 0.64% 396 1.39% 264 1.41% 665 1.39% REP Lamar Alexander 459 58.47% 14,497 51.01% 8,674 46.46% 23,630 49.36% REP Joe Carr 243 30.96% 10,644 37.45% 8,339 44.67% 19,226 40.16% REP George Shea Flinn 41 5.22% 1,411 4.96% 593 3.18% 2,045 4.27% REP John D. King 24 3.06% 949 3.34% 417 2.23% 1,390 2.90% REP Brenda S. Lenard 13 1.66% 366 1.29% 272 1.46% 651 1.36% REP Erin Kent Magee 0 0.00% 159 0.56% 110 0.59% 269 0.56% Cast Votes: 785 97.27% 28,422 97.27% 18,669 97.17% 47,876 97.23% UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP John J.