Williamson County
Tennessee Voter Guide – 2022 Primary Races
How To Vote For, Not Against, Your Values
Our highest ratings go to candidates who will defend freedom, stand for free enterprise, or have a conservative and/or biblical worldview based on their ability to stand firm against efforts to increase taxes, size of government, weaken law and order, and crush individual freedom. Here is our rating system:
- ***** The best candidate. Our strongest endorsement.
- **** Very good.
- *** Acceptable.
- ** Vote only to prevent worse candidate(s) from winning.
- * Terrible. Do Not Vote. All your other votes will count.
Listen to Craig Huey’s latest interview with Michael Patrick Leahy, host of The Tennessee Star Report discussing the Davidson and Williamson County election HERE.
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY RATINGS
Amendments
Constitutional Amendment 1 | Makes it illegal for workplaces to require mandatory labor union membership for employees as a condition for employment | YES |
Constitutional Amendment 2 | Provides process and line of succession for acting governor | YES |
Constitutional Amendment 3 | Repeals language allowing slavery or involuntary servitude as criminal punishments | YES |
Constitutional Amendment 4 | Removes section of Tennessee Constitution that disqualifies religious ministers from being elected to the state legislature | YES |
Tennessee; Williamson County, Governor of Tennessee; General Election
Bill Lee, Republican (Incumbent) **** (Endorsed)
Jason Martin, Democrat *
Constance M. Every, Independent (Not Rated)
John Gentry, Independent (Not Rated)
Basil Marceaux, Independent (Not Rated)
Charles Van Morgan, Independent (Not Rated)
Alfred O’Neil, Independent (Not Rated)
Deborah Rouse, Independent (Not Rated)
Michael E. Scantland, Independent (Not Rated)
Rick Tyler, Independent (Not Rated)
Tennessee; Williamson County, U.S. House, District 5; General Election
Andy Ogles, Republican ***** (Endorsed)
Heidi Campbell, Democrat *
Derrick Brantley, Independent ****
Daniel Cooper, Independent **
Rick Shannon, Independent ***
Tennessee; Williamson County, U.S. House, District 7
Mark Green, Republican **** (Endorsed)
Odessa Kelly, Democrat *
Steven J. Hooper, Independent (Not Rated)
Tennessee; Williamson County, State Senate, District 27; General Election
Jack Johnson, Republican **** (Endorsed)
Tennessee; Williamson County, TN House, District 61; General Election
Gino Bulso, Republican ***** (Endorsed)
Steven Cervantes, Democrat **
Tennessee; Williamson County, TN House, District 63; General Election
Jake McCalmon, Republican **** (Endorsed)
Kisha Davis, Democrat *
Tennessee; Williamson County, TN House, District 65; General Election
Sam Whitson, Republican (No Competition, Will Win)
Tennessee; Williamson County, TN House, District 92; General Election
Todd Warner, Republican **** (Endorsed)
Angela Hughes, Democrat *
Tennessee; Williamson County, County Commission, District 7, Unexpired Term
Christopher Richards, Republican ***** (Endorsed)
Deborah Campbell Sparks, Democrat **
David Carden, Independent ***
Tennessee; Williamson County, Alderman (Vote for Two)
Shaun Alexander *** (Endorsed)
Bob Whitmer *** (Endorsed)
Tennessee; Williamson County, Mayor, City of Fairview
Lisa Anderson ***
Rod Dawson **** (Endorsed)
Debby Rainey **
Tennessee; Williamson County, Commissioner, City of Fairview (Vote for Two)
Leslie Fisher-Street ***
Wayne Hall **** (Endorsed)
Chris McDonald *** (Endorsed)
Tennessee; Williamson County, Commissioner, Town of Nolensville (Vote for Two)
Kate Cortner ***
Lisa L. Garramone *** (Endorsed)
Jessica Salamida ***
Tennessee; Williamson County, Mayor, Town of Thompson Station
Brian Stover (No Competition, Will Win)
Tennessee; Williamson County, Liquor Referendum, Town of Thompson Station
(Vote Yes)
Tennessee; Williamson County, Alderman; Town of Thompson Station (Vote for Two)
Shaun Alexander *** (Endorsed)
Bob Whitmer *** (Endorsed)
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