2010 Voter Guide: Tennessee Senate Republican Primary

Every two years, the even- and odd-numbered districts in the Tennessee State Senate take turns being up for election. There are 33 total seats, which means that either 16 or 17 seats are up each time. This year, the 17 odd-numbered seats are being filled. A Senate term is four years.

The following are contested Republican primary elections for August 5.

District 7

Stacey Campfield

  • Bio: Real estate investor
  • Political experience: Tennessee House of Representatives, District 18, 2005-present
  • Profile: See Knoxville News Sentinel
  • Blog: Camp4u

Nicholas Ciparro

Steve Hill

Ron Leadbetter

District 9

Mike Bell

  • Bio: Businessman, Farmer
  • Political experience: Tennessee House of Representatives, District 23, 2007-present
  • Social media: Facebook

Lou Patten

District 17

Mae Beavers – incumbent since 2003

  • Bio: Paralegal, Financial adviser
  • Political experience: Wilson County Commission, 1990-94; Tennessee House of Representatives, 1995-2003
  • Website: http://www.maebeavers.com/
  • Social media: Twitter

Gordon Borck

Susan M. Lynn

District 21

James P. Chesser

Steven Dickerson

District 27

Jim Harding

Don McLeary

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