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Bill Haslam Joe Kirkpatrick Basil Marceaux, Sr. Ron OFFICIAL BALLOT UNITED STATES HOUSE OF STATE OF TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIVES 8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT GIBSON COUNTY Vote For One (1) AUGUST 5, 2010 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY STEPHEN LEE FINCHER GOVERNOR GEORGE FLINN Vote For One (1) RON KIRKLAND BILL HASLAM RANDY SMITH JOE KIRKPATRICK BEN WATTS BASIL MARCEAUX, SR. WRITE-IN RON RAMSEY ZACH WAMP WRITE-IN Page: 1 TENNESSEE SENATE STATE EXECUTIVE 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMMITTEEMAN Vote For One (1) 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Vote For One (1) JIM HARDING DON MCLEARY SCOTT GOLDEN WRITE-IN WRITE-IN TENNESSEE HOUSE OF STATE EXECUTIVE REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEEWOMAN 79TH REPRESENTATIVE 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) CURTIS HALFORD NANCY STRAWN WRITE-IN WRITE-IN Page: 2 OFFICIAL BALLOT TENNESSEE SENATE STATE OF TENNESSEE 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Vote For One (1) GIBSON COUNTY AUGUST 5, 2010 LOWE FINNEY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY WRITE-IN GOVERNOR TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Vote For One (1) 79TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT Vote For One (1) MIKE MCWHERTER WRITE-IN JOE M. SHEPARD UNITED STATES HOUSE OF WRITE-IN REPRESENTATIVES 8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Vote For One (1) ROY HERRON KIMBERLEE E. SMITH WRITE-IN Page: 3 STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Vote For One (1) DON FARMER WRITE-IN STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWOMAN 27TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Vote For One (1) PATSY GAREY JOHNSON WRITE-IN Page: 4 OFFICIAL BALLOT COUNTY MAYOR COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION Vote For One (1) GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE AUGUST 5, 2010 MARK RENFROE Republican Nominee WHEEL TAX REFERENDUM TOM "SPOON" WITHERSPOON Democratic Nominee Vote For One (1) TIM LUCKEY Independent Candidate SHALL RESOLUTION NO. 1, PASSED WRITE-IN PURSUANT TO T.C.A. 5-8-102, BY THE GIBSON COUNTY COMMISSION, WHICH INCREASES COUNTY COMMISSIONER THE LOCAL WHEEL TAX FROM DISTRICT 1 THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS ($35.00) Position 1 TO SEVENTY DOLLARS ($70.00) Vote For One (1) BE APPROVED? BRUCE WILLIAMS Independent Candidate FOR WRITE-IN AGAINST Page: 5 COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 2 Position 2 Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) ALECIA A. CRAIG Independent Candidate TAYLOR O. ATKINS MARVIN SIKES Independent Candidate Independent Candidate TOMMY EDMONDS WRITE-IN Independent Candidate MICHAEL LONGMIRE COUNTY COMMISSIONER Independent Candidate DISTRICT 3 Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER ALLEN BARKER DISTRICT 1 Independent Candidate Position 3 Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4 Vote For One (1) NELSON CUNNINGHAM Independent Candidate RAY FONVILLE LENFORD CARR Independent Candidate Independent Candidate ROBIN RHODES WRITE-IN Independent Candidate WRITE-IN Page: 6 COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 5 DISTRICT 8 Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) NELSON MCLIN VALESS STULTS Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 6 DISTRICT 9 Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) JAMES EDWARD LONGMIRE LARRY D. KIMERY Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 10 Vote For One (1) Position 1 Vote For One (1) TIM CURRY Independent Candidate ROBERT M. SHELTON ROBIN SUMMERS Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN Page: 7 COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 10 DISTRICT 11 Position 2 Position 2 Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) JIM OVERALL MELVIN MORRIS Independent Candidate Republican Nominee WRITE-IN MIKE BRYANT Independent Candidate COUNTY COMMISSIONER WRITE-IN DISTRICT 11 Position 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote For One (1) DISTRICT 12 Vote For One (1) WAYNE MORRIS BOBBY COTHAM Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 13 Vote For One (1) MARK FLAKE Independent Candidate WRITE-IN Page: 8 COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 14 DISTRICT 16 Vote For One (1) Position 2 Vote For One (1) LEON K. SMITH Independent Candidate WRITE-IN GREG STONE Republican Nominee COUNTY COMMISSIONER NEIL MATTHEWS DISTRICT 15 Independent Candidate Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN JIMMY COPOUS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Independent Candidate DISTRICT 17 Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER KEITH STEELE DISTRICT 16 Independent Candidate Poistion 1 Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 18 Vote For One (1) ALLEN LEITHERLAND Republican Nominee WRITE-IN COY YERGIN Independent Candidate WRITE-IN Page: 9 COUNTY COMMISSIONER SHERIFF DISTRICT 19 Position 1 Vote For One (1) Vote For One (1) CHARLES W. "CHUCK" ARNOLD Democratic Nominee A. CODY CHILDRESS WRITE-IN Independent Candidate BLAKE SPELLINGS CIRCUIT COURT CLERK Independent Candidate Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY COMMISSIONER JANICE JONES DISTRICT 19 Democratic Nominee Position 2 Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN COUNTY CLERK Vote For One (1) SANDRA KAY MOSS Independent Candidate WRITE-IN JOYCE BROOKS-BROWN Democratic Nominee TRUSTEE MARK TELL CARLTON Independent Candidate Vote For One (1) WRITE-IN LEANNE SMITH Democratic Nominee WRITE-IN Page: 10 REGISTER OF DEEDS GIBSON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TRUSTEE Vote For One (1) POSITION 3 Vote For One (1) ANDY ELLIOTT Republican Nominee HILDA PATTERSON GREG L. MORRIS Democratic Nominee Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN BRADFORD SPECIAL SCHOOL KENTON SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TRUSTEE DISTRICT GIBSON COUNTY TRUSTEE Vote For Two (2) Vote For One (1) RICHARD D. CUNNINGHAM RICHARD SKILES Independent Candidate Independent Candidate DALE DENNING WRITE-IN Independent Candidate WRITE-IN KENTON SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT OBION COUNTY TRUSTEE WRITE-IN Vote For One (1) JASON S. WILLIAMS Independent Candidate WRITE-IN Page: 11 CONSTABLE CONSTABLE DISTRICT 1-6 DISTRICT 8,9 Vote For Four (4) Vote For One (1) JASON E. COLE BOBBY J. HILL Independent Candidate Independent Candidate JOSEPH H. EVANS WRITE-IN Independent Candidate JERRY F. MORRIS CONSTABLE Independent Candidate DISTRICT 11A,18 Vote For One (1) KRIS NILSSON Independent Candidate WRITE-IN CHARLES A. BRADLEY Independent Candidate WRITE-IN BILLY JOE RAUCHLE Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN WRITE-IN CONSTABLE DISTRICT 11B,17 Vote For One (1) CONSTABLE DISTRICT 7,10 Vote For One (1) SCOTT D. GUY Independent Candidate STEVEN MORGAN BOB REYNOLDS Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN Page: 12 CONSTABLE OFFICIAL BALLOT DISTRICT 12,13 CITY OF TRENTON Vote For One (1) GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE AUGUST 5, 2010 NO CANDIDATE QUALIFIED WRITE-IN TRENTON CITY COURT CLERK Vote For One (1) CONSTABLE DISTRICT 14,15 Vote For One (1) SAMMY DICKEY Independent Candidate PHILLIP M. BRASHER BRENDA WARD Independent Candidate Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN CONSTABLE DISTRICT 16,19 Vote For Two (2) THOMAS A. BRADFORD Independent Candidate JOEL STEVEN HUGHEY Independent Candidate RODNEY H. WRIGHT Independent Candidate WRITE-IN WRITE-IN Page: 13 JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTIONS JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTION JUDICIAL RETENTION QUESTION JUDGE OF THE TENNESSEE JUDGE OF TENNESSEE COURT SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS Vote For One (1) EASTERN DIVISION Vote For One (1) "Shall SHARON GAIL LEE be "Shall JOHN W. MCCLARTY be retained or replaced in retained or replaced in office as a Judge of the office as a Judge of the Tennessee Supreme Court?" Tennessee Court of Appeals, Eastern Division?" VOTE RETAIN OR REPLACE VOTE RETAIN OR REPLACE RETAIN RETAIN REPLACE REPLACE Page: 14.
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