CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Of the 33 races on Thursday’s Montgomery County General Election ballot, 19 were contested and 14 were uncontested.

Here are the 14 candidates who sailed through the Aug. 6 county election without opposition, along with their party affiliation and incumbent status.

County Commission

  • District 2: Teddy Denny, R
  • District 3: Joe Smith, R, incumbent
  • District 4: Rickey Ray, I, incumbent
  • District 5: Rashidah Leverett, D, incumbent
  • District 6: Clayton Rudder, I, incumbent
  • District 8: LaTonia Brown, D, incumbent
  • District 10: Jeremiah Walker, D, incumbent
  • District 12: Carmelle Chandler, D, incumbent
  • District 13: Walker Woodruff, D, incumbent
  • District 17: Chris Rasnic, D, incumbent

County offices

State primaries

Here are the winners in uncontested state political primaries. These candidates aren’t done yet: They will face each other and any independent candidates in the Nov. 3 State General Election.

Tennessee Senate, District 23

  • Republican primary: Kerry Roberts, incumbent, unopposed

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Tennessee House, District 67

  • Republican primary: Chris Lanier
  • Democratic primary: Ronnie Glynn, incumbent

Tennessee House, District 68

  • Republican primary: Aron Maberry, incumbent
  • Democratic primary: Garfield Scott

Tennessee House, District 75

  • Republican primary: Michael Lankford, incumbent
  • Democratic primary: Allie Phillips

What happens next in local elections?

Nov. 3: Election Day for State General and City of Clarksville Election, with the mayor and half the City Council seats on the ballot. The voter registration deadline is Oct. 5. Early voting will be Oct. 14-29.

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For more information on voting, go to the Montgomery County Election Commission website, visit their office at 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 404, email vote@mcgtn.net or call 931-648-5707.

Correction: The US House District 7 Democratic Primary is contested. The article has been updated.

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