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Candidate Forum: Local candidates running for Tennessee House, Senate

Posted at 11:22 am October 22, 2018
By Mary Uziel 1 Comment

The League of Women Voters of Oak Ridge will sponsor a candidate forum on Thursday, October 25, at 7 p.m. in the Oak Ridge High School Amphitheater. This forum will feature candidates running in the Tennessee state general election for Tennessee Senate District 5 and Tennessee House Districts 32 and 33, and information on the Roane County wheel tax referendum, a press release said. Patrick Bryan, former League co-president, will moderate.

The two candidates for the Tennessee Senate District 5—which includes Anderson, Loudon, and part of Knox counties—are Randy McNally, the Republican incumbent, and Stuart Starr, his Democratic challenger. The two candidates for the Tennessee House District 32, which includes parts of Roane and Loudon counties, are Kent Calfee, the Republican incumbent, and Mary Ellen Blencoe, his Democratic challenger. The two candidates for Tennessee House District 33, which covers most of Anderson County, are John D. Ragan, the Republican incumbent, and Richard Dawson, his Democratic challenger. [Read more…]

Filed Under: 2018 Election, Front Page News, Government, State Tagged With: candidate forum, John D. Ragan, Kent Calfee, League of Women Voters of Oak Ridge, Mary Ellen Blencoe, Randy McNally, Richard Dawson, Roane County, Stuart Starr, Tennessee House District 32, Tennessee House District 33, Tennessee Senate District 5, wheel tax referendum

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