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Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 1 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jay Adkins 175 Richardson Hollow Road Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved Phil Arlinghaus 111 Sunflower Loop Seymour 37865 Signatures Approved Richard Baker 218 Princeton Road Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved Chance L. Cansler 4317 Brockland Drive Morristown 37813 Signatures Approved John Clark 1088 Rotherwood Drive Kingsport 37660 Signatures Approved Rusty Crowe 808 E 8th Ave Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved Steve Darden 1910 Sherwood Drive Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved Chad Fleenor 1240 Old Gray Station Road Gray 37615 Signatures Approved Robert D. Franklin 239 Franklin Lane Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved Josh Gapp 1632 Treetop Ridge Lane Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Diana Harshbarger 1242 Ridgetop Trail Kingsport 37664 Signatures Approved David B. Hawk 407 Crockett Lane Greeneville 37745 Signatures Approved Timothy Hill 227 Sycamore Drive Bluff City 37618 Signatures Approved Chuck Miller 914 Meadowbrook Road Afton 37616 Signatures Approved Carter M. Quillen 2741 Highway 91 Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved Nichole Williams 814 Birch Street Kingsport 37664 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 1 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 1 Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Chris Rowe 1192 Hwy 91 Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved Larry J. Smith 117 Magnolia Drive Greeneville 37743 Signatures Approved Blair Walsingham 191 Little Pumpkin Valley Road Eidson 37731 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Steve Holder 503 W Watauga Avenue, Apt 601 Johnson City 37604 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 2 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 2 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Tim Burchett 501 Princeton Court Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Chance C. Brown 1001 Wyndham Way, #1238 Knoxville 37923 Signatures Approved Renee Hoyos 527 Woodlawn Pike Knoxville 37920 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Matthew L. Campbell 414 Bonnie Brae Drive Maryville 37801 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 3 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 3 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Chuck Fleischmann 8714 Rambling Rose Drive Ooltewah 37363 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Meg Gorman 115 Noll Street Chattanooga 37405 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Amber L. Hysell 8917 Drake Parkway Road Chattanooga 37416 Signatures Approved Keith Douglas Sweitzer 287 Jefferson Avenue Oak Ridge 37830 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 4 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 4 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Scott DesJarlais 576 Gourdneck Road South East Sherwood 37376 Signatures Approved Doug Meyer 1201 Bypass Road Winchester 37398 Signatures Approved Randy A Sharp 224 Nipper Street Pikeville 37367 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Noelle Bivens 722 Givan Court Murfreesboro 37130 Signatures Approved Christopher J. Hale 2911 Princeton Lane Murfreesboro 37129 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 5 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 5 Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jim Cooper 2321 Woodmont Boulevard Nashville 37215 Signatures Approved Keeda J. Haynes 140 Canton Court Goodlettsville 37072 Signatures Approved Joshua Rawlings 2314 Campbell Drive Nashville 37206 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 6 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 6 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status John Rose 335 N Dixie Avenue Cookeville 38501 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Christopher Martin Finley 1128 Hickory Valley Road Sparta 38583 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Christopher B. Monday 1016 Melrose Drive Cookeville 38501 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 7 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 7 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Mark E. Green 1600 Oak Plains Road Ashland City 37015 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Kiran Sreepada 7068 Crimson Leaf Lane College Grove 37046 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Ronald Brown 507 Woodland Drive Clarksville 37043 Signatures Approved Scott Anthony Vieira Jr 2434 Greenbriar Road Waverly 37185 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 8 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 8 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status David Kustoff 1908 Hidden Oaks Drive Germantown 38138 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Erika Stotts Pearson 10045 Shady Meadow Lane Cordova 38016 Signatures Approved Lawrence A Pivnick 5169 Walnut Grove Road Memphis 38117 Signatures Approved Hollis W. Skinner 8 Country Club Cove Jackson 38305 Signatures Approved Savannah Williamson 135 Neely Station Road Denmark 38391 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Jon Dillard 3075 Sleepy Hollow Road Bartlett 38134 Signatures Approved James Hart 155 Spring Valley Lane Buchanan 38222 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. Page 9 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 9 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Charlotte Bergmann 7857 Capital Peak Lane East, Apt 304 Memphis 38125 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Leo Awgowhat 784 S Greer Street Memphis 38111 Signatures Approved Steve Cohen 349 Kenilworth Place Memphis 38112 Signatures Approved Corey O. Strong 794 N Trezevant Street Memphis 38112 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Dennis Clark 5352 Airline Road Arlington 38002 Signatures Approved Bobby Lyons 5365 Bradley Ridge Cove Memphis 38125 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 2, 2020, at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 9, 2020, at noon. 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