The deadline for individuals wishing to qualify for the August 2020 primary election came at noon today (April 2, 2020). The deadline was not extended because of the coronavirus situation.

Primary elections for U.S. Senate, U.S. House seats and some county offices will take place August 6, 2020.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

The Cumberland County Election Commission will meet this afternoon at 4 p.m. central to declare the individuals official to run in the August 2020 election. Here is the unofficial list as of the deadline of noon today running for seats in Cumberland County:

Cumberland County Commission District 6 – Joe Sherrill and Charley Wilson

Cumberland County Commission District 9 – Colleen K. Mall

Cumberland County School Board District 2 – Robert Safdie

Cumberland County School Board District 4 – Anita C. Hale and Brian McDonald

Cumberland County School Board District 6 – Chris A. King

Cumberland County School Board District 8 – Teresa Boston

State House of Representatives 25^th District Primary – Cameron Sexton (incumbent Republican) and Robyn Deck (Democrat)

6^th Congressional District House of Representative – John Rose (Republican)

State Executive Committee Woman 15^th Senatorial District – Beth Cox (republican)

U.S Senate Republican Primary – Johnny “J.J.” Presley, R. Scott Tebault, Bill Hagerty, Manny Sethi

ROANE COUNTY

Roane County Road Superintendent – Dennis Ferguson (incumbent) and Brian Mullins.

Roane County Property Assessor – Molly Leggins Hartup

Harriman City Council – Tim Johnson, Buffy M. Mee, Kenyon Mee and Lonnie H. Wright

Harriman City Mayor –  Wayne Best

Roane County School Board District 1 – Kristy Bentley and Mike L. Miller

Roane County School Board District 2 – Dwayne Freels, Darrell “Drack” Langley, Diane L. Tate and Danny Wright

Roane County School Board Districts 5 and 6 – Trey Coley, Rob Jago, Hugh M. Johnson and Vic King

Roane County School Board District 7 – Nadine Jackson

State House District 32 Republican Primary – Kent Calfee (incumbent) and Mike Hooks

State Senate District 12 – Ken Yager (incumbent)

State House District 31 – Dean Sparks (Democrat) and Ron Travis (Republican incumbent)

Candidates have until April 9, 2020 at noon to withdraw. Early voting for the August 6, 2020 election runs from July 17 to August 1, 2020.