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Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 2 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Art Swann 1507 South Court St Maryville 37803 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 4 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jon C. Lundberg 212 Skyline Dr Bristol 37620 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Amber Riddle 396 West Valley Dr, #4 Kingsport 37664 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 6 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Becky Duncan Massey 6932 Westland Dr Knoxville 37919 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Sam Brown 4401 Norwalk Ave Knoxville 37914 Signatures Approved Jane George 5107 Shady Dell Trl Knoxville 37914 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 1 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 8 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Frank S. Niceley 1023 Creek Rd Strawberry Plains 37871 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 10 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Todd Gardenhire 3171 Waterfront Dr Chattanooga 37419 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Glenn Scruggs 780 Norfolk Green Cir Chattanooga 37421 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 12 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Ken Yager 136 Claygate Court Kingston 37763 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 2 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 14 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Shane Reeves 135 Blackberry Ln Murfreesboro 37130 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Chase Clemons 27 Old Huntsville Rd Fayetteville 37334 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 16 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Janice Bowling 2315 Ovoca Rd Tullahoma 37388 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Sheila Younglove 114 King St McMinnville 37110 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 18 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Ferrell Haile 1900 Cairo Rd Gallatin 37066 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status John A. Gentry 208 Navajo Ct Goodlettsville 37072 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 3 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 20 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Steven Reid Dickerson 93 Victoria Park Nashville 37205 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Kimi Abernathy 401 Bowling Ave, #66 Nashville 37205 Signatures Approved Heidi Campbell 926 Otter Creek Rd Nashville 37220 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 22 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Doug Englen 1089 Jon Dr Clarksville 37043 Signatures Approved Bill Powers 812 River Run Clarksville 37043 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Ronnie L. Glynn 1191 Northfield Dr Clarksville 37040 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 4 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 24 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Casey L Hood 1839 Elbridge Obion Rd Obion 38240 Signatures Approved John D. Stevens 347 Forrest Hill Dr Huntingdon 38344 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status Yahweh Yahweh 301 N 11th Ave Humboldt 38343 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 26 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jai Templeton 8642 Hwy 142 Stantonville 38379 Signatures Approved Page Walley 814 Shelby Ln Bolivar 38008 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Civil Miller-Watkins 745 Casey Dr Rossville 38066 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 5 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictioDistrict 28 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Joey Hensley 855 Summertown Hwy Hohenwald 38462 Signatures Approved Independent Candidates Name Address City ZIP Status James Gray 210 5th Ave Columbia 38401 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 30 Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Marion Latroy A-Williams Jr. 2245 Brown Ave Memphis 38108 Signatures Approved Sara P. Kyle 6421 Old Orchard Cv Memphis 38119 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 32 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Paul W. Rose 1917 Solo Rd Covington 38019 Signatures Approved Scott Throckmorton 12587 Bravo Rd Collierville 38017 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Julie Byrd Ashworth 10815 Collierville Rd Collierville 38017 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 6 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 1 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status John Crawford 1606 Forest View Dr Kingsport 37660 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 2 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Bud Hulsey 1913 Seaver Rd Kingsport 37660 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Arvil Love 532 Fordtown Rd Kingsport 37663 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 3 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Scotty Campbell 632 S Shady St Mountain City 37683 Signatures Approved Neal Kerney 230 Carr St Mountain City 37683 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 7 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 4 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Robert (Bob) Acuff 126 Willshire Dr Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved John B. Holsclaw Jr 2175 Dave Buck Rd Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved Tim Lingerfelt 324 Smith St Erwin 37650 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Bobby Patrick Harrell 147 Bill Lewis Rd Elizabethton 37643 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 5 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status David B. Hawk 407 Crockett Ln Greeneville 37745 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 6 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Tim Hicks 194 Ripple Falls Gray 37615 Signatures Approved Micah Van Huss 165 Brystone Dr Gray 37615 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Brad Batt 4002 Glaze Ct Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 8 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 7 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Rebecca Keefauver Alexander 3 Dove Tree Ln Jonesborough 37659 Signatures Approved Matthew Hill 114 Royal Oaks Dr Jonesborough 37659 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 8 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jerome F. Moon 1804 Murphy Myers Rd Maryville 37803 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jay Clark 603 Self Hollow Rd Rockford 37853 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 9 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Gary W Hicks Jr 733 Clouds Creek Rd Rogersville 37857 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 10 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Rick Eldridge 1303 Valley Home Rd Morristown 37813 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by the applicable qualifying deadline. Election officials will meet to determine Page 9 whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. Qualified Candidates for Tennessee House of Representatives JurisdictioDistrict 11 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Jeremy Faison 2566 Sorrel Rd Cosby 37722 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 12 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Dale Carr 2150 Murphys Chapel Dr Sevierville 37876 Signatures Approved Democratic Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Bennett H Lapides 1039 Ski Mountain Rd Gatlinburg 37738 Signatures Approved JurisdictioDistrict 13 Republican Primary Name Address City ZIP Status Elaine Davis
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