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Organization of the party begins with the state executive committee of each political party, since it also functions as the state primary board for the party. T.C.A. § 2-13-102. Members of this committee are elected in the regular August primary election immediately prior to the election for governor. One man and one woman from each party are elected from every senatorial district to serve four-year terms beginning on September 15 following their election. They must take the oath of office, filing it with the state coordinator of elections. T.C.A. § 2-13-103.The state executive committee is to meet at least once in even-numbered years to appoint the county primary boards, made up of five people from each county appointed for two year terms. T.C.A. § 2-13-108. The members of this board are chosen from a list of names submitted by county executive committees, although two of the members may be appointed without regard to the lists if the names on them are not fairly divided among the elements of the party. If no list is submitted, the state primary board is to draw up its own list from which to make appointments, or it may designate the county election commission to act as the county primary board. T.C.A. § 2-13-110.

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Lulu Elam (Rep)

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Lee Jones (Dem)

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Annalisa Z. Young (Rep)

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The importance of presence. When you make the commitment to fulfill this role to the voters, it is a matter of respect as well as responsibility to show up. I was motivated to run for this office because the incumbent was absent for a year and a half. Don’t run for a position and then not show up for the job, irrespective of it being a paid position or not which it is not. It is a matter of integrity.

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The incumbent voted to to remove the Federation of Republican Women and to remove the Young Republicans from county boards. To me that showed a level of elitism and dismissal at the same time, for the very people that she should be representing. The importance of maintaining the presence of women within political boards, or in any structure within our society is Paramount. The importance of mentoring and identifying future leaders within our younger generations is Paramount. It is the only way we can assure the promise of a strong future for our party in Tennessee. I commit to representing all the voters in the 20th district if elected. I will work to ensure that together we achieve a stronger state, and district.

Have you previously held an elected office? If so, which office?

I have been on the board of the Davidson County Republican Party/GOP Nashville for a number of years. My commitment started as North region vice chair and continued on as First vice chair in Davidson County Republican Party. I am focused on continuing in a manner that is both respectful and committed to serving my party and serving Tennessee.