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Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Bill Lee Republican 5145 Bedford Creek Road Franklin 37064 Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Bill Lee Republican 5145 Bedford Creek Road Franklin 37064 Karl Dean Democratic 3420 Hampton Avenue Nashville 37215 Mark CoonRippy Brown Independent 1428 Kansas Lane Gallatin 37066 Sherry L. Clark Independent 800 Deep Springs Road Knoxville 37932 Justin Cornett Independent 750 Robinson Drive Lenoir City 37772 Gabriel Fancher Independent 3342 Shady Forest Drive Murfreesboro 37128 Sean Bruce Fleming Independent 3630 Steeplechase Lane NE Bradley 37323 William Andrew Helmstetter Independent 2750 Greenbrier Drive NW Cleveland 37312 Cory King Independent 900 Hidden Valley Road Knoxville 37923 Matthew Koch Independent 2711 E 17th Street Chattanooga 37404 Tommy Ray McAnally Independent 208 Meadowbrook Street Tullahoma 37388 Jessie D. McDonald Independent 525 Shelby Avenue, Apt. 208 Nashville 37206 Toney Randall Mitchell Independent 3124 Pin Oaks Circle NE Cleveland 37323 Yvonne Neubert Independent 3911 Probus Road Knoxville 37918 Alfred Shawn Rapoza Independent 2115 Hughes Road Henderson 38340 Page 1 Candidates for Governor Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Chad Riden Independent 3807A Burrus Street Nashville 37216 Robert Sawyers Sr. Independent 501 Ben Allen Road, #243 Nashville 37216 Heather Scott Independent 1281 Gay Winds Drive Mt. Juliet 37122 George Blackwell Smith IV Independent 1114 Liberty Street Chattanooga 37405 Jeremy Allen Stephenson Independent 536 Kyker Circle Seymour 37865 Tracy C. Yaste Tisdale Independent 407 Melrose Street Maryville 37803 Mike Toews Independent 1956 Sivley Trail Signal Mountain 37377 Rick Tyler Independent 1174 Highway 64 Ocoee 37361 Vinnie Vineyard Independent 912 Wears Valley Road Pigeon Forge 37863 Jaron D. Weidner Independent 1756 Dorrie Lane Memphis 38117 Patrick Whitlock Independent 1103 Olde Cameron Lane Franklin 37067 Joe B. Wilmoth Independent 10889 Nashville Highway Baxter 38544 Mark Wright Independent 293 Indian Park Drive Murfreesboro 37128 Page 2 Candidates for United States Senate Jurisdiction Name Party Address City ZIP Marsha Blackburn Republican 6103 Murray Lane Brentwood 37027 Phil Bredesen Democratic 1724 Chickering Road Nashville 37215 Trudy A. Austin Independent 621 Mimosa Lane Crossville 38572 John Carico Independent 2875 Villa Drive, Apt. B Cleveland 37312 Dean Hill Independent 2008 Granville Road Franklin 37064 Kevin Lee McCants Independent 220 Indian Park Drive, Apt. 3803 Murfreesboro 37128 Breton Phillips Independent 1070 W. Main Street, Apt. 216 Hendersonville 37075 Kris L. Todd Independent 226 Gann Road Milan 38358 Page 3 Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 1 Name Party Address City ZIP Phil Roe Republican 216 Magnolia Ridge Drive Jonesborough 37659 Marty Olsen Democratic 805 Mountain View Circle N Jonesborough 37601 Michael D. Salyer Independent 817 Brentwood Drive Mount Carmel 37645 JurisdictionDistrict 2 Name Party Address City ZIP Tim Burchett Republican 501 Princeton Court Knoxville 37919 Renee Hoyos Democratic 527 Woodlawn Pike Knoxville 37920 Jeffrey A. Grunau Independent 655 Brochardt Boulevard Knoxville 37934 Keith A. LaTorre Independent 2524 Bridge Valley Lane Knoxville 37932 Greg Samples Independent 4815 Kingston Pike, #141 Knoxville 37919 Marc Whitmire Independent 3234 Barton Street Knoxville 37917 JurisdictionDistrict 3 Name Party Address City ZIP Chuck Fleischmann Republican 8714 Rambling Rose Drive Ooltewah 37363 Danielle Mitchell Democratic P.O. Box 251 Hixson 37343 Rick Tyler Independent 1174 Highway 64 Ocoee 37361 Page 4 Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 4 Name Party Address City ZIP Scott DesJarlais Republican 639 Sweetens Cove Road South Pittsburg 37380 Mariah Phillips Democratic 1332 Dodd Trail Murfreesboro 37128 Michael Shupe Independent 4185 Trousdale Lane Columbia 38401 JurisdictionDistrict 5 Name Party Address City ZIP Jody M. Ball Republican 2308 Donna Hill Court Nashville 37214 Jim Cooper Democratic 2321 Woodmont Boulevard Nashville 37215 JurisdictionDistrict 6 Name Party Address City ZIP John Rose Republican 335 N. Dixie Avenue Cookeville 38501 Dawn Barlow Democratic 1182 Oak Hill Rd Rickman 38580 Lloyd Dunn Independent 101 Birdwell Court, Apt. 1 Portland 37148 David Ross Independent 200 Pennsylvania Avenue White House 37188 Page 5 Candidates for United States House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 7 Name Party Address City ZIP Mark E. Green Republican 1600 Oak Plains Road Ashland City 37015 Justin Kanew Democratic 6605 Edgemoore Drive College Grove 37046 Leonard D. (Lenny) Ladner Independent 293 Longbranch Road Hohenwald 38462 Brent Legendre Independent 3003 Langston Pike Spring Hill 37174 JurisdictionDistrict 8 Name Party Address City ZIP David Kustoff Republican 1908 Hidden Oaks Drive Germantown 38138 Erika Stotts Pearson Democratic 10045 Shady Meadow Lane Cordova 38016 James Hart Independent 155 Spring Valley Lane Buchanan 38222 JurisdictionDistrict 9 Name Party Address City ZIP Charlotte Bergmann Republican 3800 Skipping Stone Trace, #308 Memphis 38125 Steve Cohen Democratic 349 Kenilworth Street Memphis 38112 Leo AwGoWhat Independent 784 S. Greer Memphis 38111 Page 6 Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 1 Name Party Address City ZIP Steve Southerland Republican 4648 Harbor Drive Morristown 37814 JurisdictionDistrict 2 Name Party Address City ZIP Art Swann Republican 1507 South Court Street Maryville 37803 JurisdictionDistrict 3 Name Party Address City ZIP Rusty Crowe Republican 808 E 8th Avenue Johnson City 37601 JurisdictionDistrict 5 Name Party Address City ZIP Randy McNally Republican 94 Royal Troon Oak Ridge 37830 Stuart Starr Democratic 707 C Street N Lenoir City 37771 JurisdictionDistrict 7 Name Party Address City ZIP Richard Briggs Republican 11631 Lanesborough Way, #913 Knoxville 37934 Jamie Ballinger Democratic 1205 Luttrell Street Knoxville 37917 Page 7 Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 9 Name Party Address City ZIP Mike Bell Republican 261 County Road 757 Riceville 37370 Carl Lansden Democratic 3176 Chestnut Circle NW Cleveland 37312 JurisdictionDistrict 11 Name Party Address City ZIP Bo Watson Republican 5750 Lake Resort Drive, Apt. E121 Chattanooga 37415 Randall "Randy" Price Democratic 6564 Big Ridge Road Hixson 37343 JurisdictionDistrict 13 Name Party Address City ZIP Dawn White Republican 1522 Riverview Drive Murfreesboro 37129 Kelly Northcutt Democratic 1022 S Baird Lane Murfreesboro 37130 Ginger Smith Independent 507 D'ann Drive Smyrna 37167 JurisdictionDistrict 15 Name Party Address City ZIP Paul Bailey Republican 252 Lowery Road Sparta 38583 Angela Hedgecough Democratic 615 Flatt Dyer Road Bloomington Springs 38545 Page 8 Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 17 Name Party Address City ZIP Mark Pody Republican 505 Windham Trail Lebanon 37090 Mary Alice Carfi Democratic 406 Barnes Drive Lebanon 37087 JurisdictionDistrict 19 Name Party Address City ZIP Brenda Gilmore Democratic 107 Cunniff Parkway Goodlettsville 37072 Christina "Chris" Callaway Independent 3300 Hawkwood Lane Nashville 37207 Rueben Dockery Independent 2276 Gilmore Crossing Lane Nashville 37218 JurisdictionDistrict 21 Name Party Address City ZIP Jeff Yarbro Democratic 144 51st Avenue N Nashville 37209 JurisdictionDistrict 23 Name Party Address City ZIP Jack Johnson Republican 915 Lewisburg Pike Franklin 37064 Kristen Grimm Democratic 303 Fitzgerald Street Franklin 37064 Page 9 Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 25 Name Party Address City ZIP Kerry Roberts Republican 6142 Highway 49 East Springfield 37172 Wade Munday Democratic 407 North Boren Street Springfield 37172 JurisdictionDistrict 27 Name Party Address City ZIP Ed Jackson Republican 25 Wyndhurst Jackson 38305 Savannah Williamson Democratic 135 Neely Station Road Denmark 38391 JurisdictionDistrict 29 Name Party Address City ZIP Tom Stephens Republican 7041 Richard Wilson Drive Millington 38053 Raumesh Akbari Democratic 2263 Young Avenue, Apt. 211 Memphis 38104 JurisdictionDistrict 31 Name Party Address City ZIP Brian Kelsey Republican 6888 Neshoba Road Germantown 38138 Gabby Salinas Democratic 2204 Morning Vista Drive Memphis 38134 JurisdictionDistrict 33 Name Party Address City ZIP Katrina Robinson Democratic 5131 Royston Lane Memphis 38125 Page 10 Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 1 Name Party Address City ZIP John Crawford Republican 1606 Forest View Drive Kingsport 37660 JurisdictionDistrict 2 Name Party Address City ZIP Bud Hulsey Republican 1913 Seaver Road Kingsport 37660 Arvil Love Jr. Democratic 532 Fordtown Road Kingsport 37663 Robert M. Ellis Independent 426-a Eastley Court Kingsport 37660 JurisdictionDistrict 3 Name Party Address City ZIP Timothy Hill Republican 227 Sycamore Drive Bluff City 37618 JurisdictionDistrict 4 Name Party Address City ZIP John B Holsclaw Jr. Republican 2175 Dave Buck Road Johnson City 37601 JurisdictionDistrict 5 Name Party Address City ZIP David B. Hawk Republican 407 Crockett Lane Greeneville 37745 Park Overall Democratic 1374 Ripley Island Road Afton 37616 Page 11 Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictionDistrict 6 Name Party Address City ZIP Micah Van Huss Republican 165 Brystone Drive Gray 37615 Murphey Johnson Independent 2231 Granite Court Johnson City 37604 JurisdictionDistrict 7 Name Party Address City ZIP Matthew Hill Republican 114 Royal Oaks Drive Jonesborough 37659 Nathan Farnor Democratic 400 J L Seehorn Jr Road Box 11022 Johnson City 37614 JurisdictionDistrict
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