Ballot Set for August Election
From the Jun 18, 2024 e-EditionHUNTINGDON (June 17) — The Carroll County Election Commission has provided the list of candidates that will appear on the August 1 election ballot.
State Republican Primary:
United States Senate — Marsha Blackburn and Tres Wittum.
United States House Of Representatives District 8 — David Kustoff.
Tennessee Senate District 24 — Charles “Charlie” Cooper and John D. Stevens.
Tennessee House Of Representatives District 76 — Tandy Darby.
TENNESSEE HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES District 79 — Brock Martin.
State Democratic Primary:
United States Senate — Marquita Bradshaw, Lola Denise Brown, Gloria Johnson, and Civil Miller-Watkins.
United States House Of Representatives District 8 — Sarah Freeman, Leonard Perkins, Lawrence A. Pivnick, Lynnette P. Williams, and Brenda Woods.
Tennessee Senate District 24 — No Candidate Qualified.
Tennessee House Of Representatives District 76 — No Candidate Qualified.
Tennessee House Of Representatives District 79 — No Candidate Qualified.
State Executive Committeeman District 24 — Mark Flake.
State Executive Committeewoman District 24 — Tammy Floyd-Wade, Virginia Ginger House, and Elizabeth Lemoine.
County General Election:
County Commission District 4 (2-Year Unexpired) — Morris Rogers and Ronnie Webb.
Carroll County Board Of Education District 1 — Harold H. Mcclain, Jr.
Carroll County Board Of Education District 2 (2-Year Unexpired) — Larry R. Overman (Republican) and Hal Eason (Independent).
Carroll County Board Of Education District 3 — Kenna Bailey and James Randy Kelley.
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School Board Member 16 District — Bruceton: Brad Hurley Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School Board Member 16 District — Hollow Rock: Tim Runions.
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School Board Member 17 District — Vale: Jim Holder.
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School Board Member 18 District Westport/Spanish Grove: Nick Maness.
Huntingdon Special School Board Member At Large (Vote For Two): Lee M. Carter and Brittany Cobb Foster.
McKenzie Special School Board Member At Large (Vote For Three): Misty Aird, Chad Brown, Karen T. Fowler and Patrick Ross.
South Carroll Special School Board Member At Large (Vote For Three): Corey P. Bartholomew, Nick Cobb, Donna Mcdaniel-Cox, and Colton Lynn Moore.
West Carroll Special School Board Member-Old Atwood: William R. Robinson.
West Carroll Special School Board Member-Old County: Jeremy Jackson. West Carroll Special School Board Member-Old Trezevant: Misty Mitchell.
Judicial Retention Questions:
Judge — Dwight Tarwater — Shall Dwight Tarwater be retained in office as a Judge of the Supreme Court.
Shall Matthew J. Wilson be retained in office as a Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals,
Western Division, or Be Replaced?
There Will Be Independent Candidates, In November, US Senate: Tharon Chandler, Pamela Jeanine P. Moses, and Hastina Robinson. TN House Of Reps District 76: James Hart.
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