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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. Duncan, Jr. 589 74.37% 16,959 59.49% 11,114 59.50% 28,662 59.74% REP Jason Zachary 203 25.63% 11,547 40.51% 7,564 40.50% 19,314 40.26% Cast Votes: 792 98.14% 28,506 97.55% 18,678 97.22% 47,976 97.43% TENNESSEE SENATE 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Randy McNally 89 100.00% 2,425 100.00% 2,235 100.00% 4,749 100.00% Cast Votes: 89 84.76% 2,425 80.54% 2,235 80.16% 4,749 80.44% TENNESSEE SENATE 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Mike Alford 40 10.81% 750 5.57% 414 5.68% 1,204 5.70% REP Richard Briggs 242 65.41% 9,220 68.50% 4,594 62.98% 14,056 66.54% REP Stacey Campfield 88 23.78% 3,490 25.93% 2,286 31.34% 5,864 27.76% Cast Votes: 370 95.85% 13,460 97.53% 7,294 97.16% 21,124 97.37% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 13TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Jason Emert 52 52.53% 1,162 50.57% 1,092 48.68% 2,306 49.70% REP Eddie Smith 47 47.47% 1,136 49.43% 1,151 51.32% 2,334 50.30% Cast Votes: 99 78.57% 2,298 83.20% 2,243 82.37% 4,640 82.69% Cumulative Report — Official Knox County, Tennessee — STATE PRIMARY AND COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION — August 07, 2014 Page 2 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 TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 14TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Ryan A Haynes 88 100.00% 6,653 100.00% 2,673 100.00% 9,414 100.00% Cast Votes: 88 73.95% 6,653 84.58% 2,673 82.42% 9,414 83.84% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 15TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 16TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Bill Dunn 119 100.00% 3,604 100.00% 2,702 100.00% 6,425 100.00% Cast Votes: 119 88.81% 3,604 83.48% 2,702 84.81% 6,425 84.13% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 18TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Martin Daniel 67 53.17% 2,572 51.74% 1,282 49.69% 3,921 51.07% REP Steve Hall 59 46.83% 2,399 48.26% 1,298 50.31% 3,756 48.93% Cast Votes: 126 91.30% 4,971 92.95% 2,580 91.88% 7,677 92.56% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 19TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Harry Brooks 93 100.00% 2,563 100.00% 2,775 100.00% 5,431 100.00% Cast Votes: 93 85.32% 2,563 83.76% 2,775 84.50% 5,431 84.16% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 89TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Roger Kane 93 100.00% 3,808 100.00% 2,300 100.00% 6,201 100.00% Cast Votes: 93 70.99% 3,808 79.17% 2,300 78.13% 6,201 78.64% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Leon Fritts Shields 24 34.29% 616 28.96% 654 33.64% 1,294 31.25% REP Scott David Smith 46 65.71% 1,511 71.04% 1,290 66.36% 2,847 68.75% Cast Votes: 70 66.67% 2,127 70.64% 1,944 69.75% 4,141 70.15% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWOMAN 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Julia C Hurley 73 100.00% 2,127 100.00% 1,942 100.00% 4,142 100.00% Cast Votes: 73 69.52% 2,127 70.64% 1,942 69.68% 4,142 70.17% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN 6TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Ted Hatfield 201 100.00% 9,048 100.00% 6,423 100.00% 15,672 100.00% Cast Votes: 201 63.61% 9,048 72.91% 6,423 72.05% 15,672 72.42% Cumulative Report — Official Knox County, Tennessee — STATE PRIMARY AND COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION — August 07, 2014 Page 3 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 STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWOMAN 6TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Jane Gamble Chedester 194 100.00% 9,085 100.00% 6,411 100.00% 15,690 100.00% Cast Votes: 194 61.39% 9,085 73.21% 6,411 71.91% 15,690 72.50% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Ken Gross 260 100.00% 9,888 100.00% 5,418 100.00% 15,566 100.00% Cast Votes: 260 67.36% 9,888 71.65% 5,418 72.17% 15,566 71.75% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWOMAN 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 REP Karen J Brown 258 100.00% 9,995 100.00% 5,465 100.00% 15,718 100.00% Cast Votes: 258 66.84% 9,995 72.42% 5,465 72.80% 15,718 72.45% GOVERNOR, Vote For 1 DEM Charles V. "Charlie" Brown 58 32.04% 1,261 27.64% 1,113 30.81% 2,432 29.10% DEM Kennedy Spellman Johnson 22 12.15% 671 14.71% 613 16.97% 1,306 15.63% DEM Wm. H. "John" McKamey 91 50.28% 2,435 53.38% 1,701 47.08% 4,227 50.59% DEM Ron Noonan 10 5.52% 195 4.27% 186 5.15% 391 4.68% Cast Votes: 181 67.54% 4,562 75.31% 3,613 77.09% 8,356 75.87% UNITED STATES SENATE, Vote For 1 DEM Terry Adams 70 33.18% 2,172 42.52% 1,725 44.57% 3,967 43.17% DEM Gordon Ball 98 46.45% 2,084 40.80% 1,332 34.42% 3,514 38.24% DEM Larry Crim 13 6.16% 243 4.76% 219 5.66% 475 5.17% DEM Gary Gene Davis 30 14.22% 609 11.92% 594 15.35% 1,233 13.42% Cast Votes: 211 78.73% 5,108 84.32% 3,870 82.55% 9,189 83.43% UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Bob Scott 165 100.00% 4,659 100.00% 3,696 100.00% 8,520 100.00% Cast Votes: 165 61.57% 4,659 76.91% 3,696 78.84% 8,520 77.36% TENNESSEE SENATE 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE SENATE 7TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Cheri K. Siler 84 100.00% 2,019 100.00% 1,517 100.00% 3,620 100.00% Cast Votes: 84 70.00% 2,019 83.88% 1,517 84.32% 3,620 83.68% Cumulative Report — Official Knox County, Tennessee — STATE PRIMARY AND COUNTY GENERAL ELECTION — August 07, 2014 Page 4 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 TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 13TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Gloria Johnson 45 100.00% 821 100.00% 932 100.00% 1,798 100.00% Cast Votes: 45 93.75% 821 89.24% 932 91.10% 1,798 90.31% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 14TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 15TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Joseph "Joe" Armstrong 70 100.00% 959 100.00% 958 100.00% 1,987 100.00% Cast Votes: 70 93.33% 959 88.80% 958 90.38% 1,987 89.71% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 16TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 18TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 19TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 89TH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT, Vote For 1 No Candidate Filed (W) 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% Cast Votes: 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMAN 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Richard Dawson 17 100.00% 437 100.00% 393 100.00% 847 100.00% Cast Votes: 17 62.96% 437 75.61% 393 72.78% 847 73.97% STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEWOMAN 5TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, Vote For 1 DEM Dixie L.
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    State of Tennessee - MADISON County March 1, 2016 Republican Primary Presidential Preference

    State of Tennessee - MADISON County March 1, 2016 Republican Primary Presidential Preference 1 Jeb Bush 122 2 Ben Carson 1,095 3 Chris Christie 18 4 Ted Cruz 3,555 5 Carly Fiorina 7 6 Jim Gilmore 4 7 Lindsey O. Graham 4 8 Mike Huckabee 27 9 John R. Kasich 512 10 George Pataki 3 11 Rand Paul 22 12 Marco Rubio 2,514 13 Rick Santorum 8 14 Donald J. Trump 4,117 15 Uncommitted 21 Total Votes 12,029 14-Mar-16 State of Tennessee - MADISON County March 1, 2016 Republican Primary Delegate At-Large 1 M.S. "Susie" Alcorn - Bush 284 2 Tom Bottorff - Bush 259 3 Randy Boyd - Bush 280 4 Josh Brown - Bush 259 5 Nathan Buttrey - Bush 238 6 Bill Frist - Bush 572 7 Christi Gibbs - Bush 225 8 John M Gillespie - Bush 231 9 Brenda Lewis Graham - Bush 229 10 David L. Howard - Bush 208 11 Julia C. Hurley - Bush 162 12 Beverly Wheeler Johnson - Bush 200 13 Larry Wayne Kidwell - Bush 157 14 Stephen Buford Smith - Bush 152 15 Chris Walker - Bush 152 16 Mark White - Bush 89 17 R. Shane Clifford - Carson 921 18 Dinah DeFord - Carson 838 19 Macel Ely II - Carson 780 20 Don Ogle Floyd - Carson 849 21 Kimberly Fredrickson - Carson 827 22 Cecile Gideon - Carson 794 23 David C. Hooven - Carson 808 24 Sherrie Rae Hopper - Carson 767 25 Ruth Ann Manning - Carson 793 26 Bailey Brooke Mays - Carson 729 27 Ben J. McCormick - Carson 855 28 Brenda Mayfield Mercer - Carson 685 29 Lance Persson - Carson 676 14-Mar-16 State of Tennessee - MADISON County March 1, 2016 Republican Primary Delegate At-Large 30 Julie Reynolds - Carson 651 31 John C.
  • Candidates for Tennessee Senate

    Candidates for Tennessee Senate

    Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 1 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Steve Southerland Republican 4648 Harbor Drive Morristown 37814 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 2 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Wesley P. Maples Republican 4132 Cave Mill Road Maryville 37804 Signatures Approved Art Swann Republican 1507 South Court Street Maryville 37803 Signatures Approved Scott P. Williams Republican 746 Black Forest Drive Maryville 37801 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 3 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Rusty Crowe Republican 808 E 8th Avenue Johnson City 37601 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 5 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Randy McNally Republican 94 Royal Troon Oak Ridge 37830 Signatures Approved Stuart Starr Democratic 707 C Street N Lenoir City 37771 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 7 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Richard Briggs Republican 11631 Lanesborough Way, #913 Knoxville 37934 Signatures Approved Jamie Ballinger Democratic 1205 Luttrell Street Knoxville 37917 Signatures Approved Text2Candidates listed above filed nominating petitions with at least 25 valid signatures by April 5, 2018 at noon. The withdrawal deadline was April 12, 2018 at noon. Page 1 Election officials will meet to determine whether all qualifying criteria have been met prior to finalizing the ballot. This list was last updated on April 19, 2018. Candidates for Tennessee Senate JurisdictionDistrict 9 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Mike Bell Republican 261 County Road 757 Riceville 37370 Signatures Approved Carl Lansden Democratic 3176 Chestnut Circle NW Cleveland 37312 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 11 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Bo Watson Republican 5750 Lake Resort Drive, Apt. E121 Chattanooga 37415 Signatures Approved Randall "Randy" Price Democratic 6564 Big Ridge Road Hixson 37343 Signatures Approved JurisdictionDistrict 13 Name Party Address City ZIP Status Ernest G.