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MEET THE CANDIDATES is hosting two opportunities for our members to meet the candidates running for election in the districts that matter the most to you. Discover their view on issues facing our healthcare community FIRST SESSION SECOND SESSION Wednesday, JUNE 20 th Wednesday, JUNE 27 th MEMPHIS MEDICAL SOCIETY OFFICE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE AT METHODIST UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 1067 Cresthaven Road, 38119 1265 Union Aveunue, 38104 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. INVITED CANDIDATES INCLUDE: INVITED CANDIDATES INCLUDE: TN House of Reps. U.S. House of Reps. TN House of Reps. TN Senate Districts Districts Districts Districts 83 (D) Danielle Schonbaum 8 (D) Erika Stotts Pearson 85 (D) Brett N. Williams 29 (D) Justin Ford 83 (R) Doyle E. Silliman 8 (D) John Boatner Jr. 85 (D) Jesse Chism 29 (D) Raumesh Akbari 83 (R) Mark White 8 (R) David Kustoff 85 (D) Lynnette P. Williams 29 (R) Tom Stephens 8 (R) George Flinn Jr. 85 (D) Ricky Dixon 93 (D) Eddie M. Neal 8 (R) Colleen Owens 31 (D) David Weatherspoon 93 (D) G. A. Hardaway 86 (D) Amber Huett-Garcia 31 (D) Gabby Salinas 9 (D) Isaac Richard 86 (D) Barbara Cooper 31 (D) M. Rodanial Ray Ransom 95 (D) Sanjeev Memula 9 (D) Kassandra L. Smith 86 (D) Jesse K. Jeff 31 (R) Brian K. Kelsey 95 (R) William Kevin Vaughan 9 (D) Stephen Cohen 9 (R) Charlotte Bergmann 90 (D) John J. DeBerry, Jr. 33 (D) Katrina Robinson 96 (D) Dwayne Thompson 90 (D) Torrey Harris 33 (D) Reginald Tate 96 (R) Patricia "Patti" Possel Circuit Court Judge Division IX, District 30 96 (R) Scott E McCormick Non-Partisan David Rudolph 91 (D) Doris A. Deberry Bradshaw Non-Partisan Yolanda Kight 91 (D) Juliette Eskridge 97 (D) Allan H. Creasy 91 (D) London Lamar 97 (R) Jim Coley County Mayor (D) Lee Harris 98 (D) Antonio Parkinson 99 (D) David P. Cambron (R) David Lenoir 98 (D) Johnnie Hatten 99 (R) Ron Lollar CLICK HERE TO RSVP FOR THE FIRST SESSION CLICK HERE TO RSVP FOR THE SECOND SESSION NOT SURE WHICH DISTRICT YOU LIVE IN? CLICK HERE! Free for members to attend. Donations to our PAC are encouraged. Click here to donate . .

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