POLK COUNTY VOTES BOXTENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES – 22ND DISTRICTREPUBLICAN PRIMARYDan Howell 876J. Adam Lowe 975CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE – 10TH JUDICIAL DISTRICTSandra N. C. Donaghy (R) 2,092Amy Armstrong Reedy (D) 2,190COUNTY EXECUTIVE(write-in) 1,412Hoyt Firestone (D) 2,049Scott Yates (R) 1,163SHERIFFRocky King (D) 1,785Steve Ross (R) 3,153COUNTY COMMISSION (vote three per district)1ST DISTRICTMark William Bishop (D) 1,026Wendall “Buster” Lewis (D) 1,065John Hoyt Pippenger (D) 1,117James Woody (R) 9572ND DISTRICTKaren Bracken (Independent) 786Isaac “Buster” Bramblett (D) 750Greg Brooks (D) 855Mike Curbow (D) 8093RD DISTRICTRandall J. Davis (R) 533Daniel Deal (D) 626Sheena Gaddis (R) 703Earl Tipton (R) 556Darren L. Waters (D) 631
BLEDSOE
Incumbents in Bledsoe’s sheriff and county mayor races were a mixed bag against their foes on Thursday’s ballot.
In the sheriff’s race, two-term incumbent Republican Jimmy Morris defeated Democrat Doug Roberson, according to election commission officials.
In the county mayor race between incumbent mayor Robert “Bobby” Collier, a Democrat, and Republican former two-term mayor Gregg Ridley, Collier lost to Ridley. Vote tallies were not available at press time.