Mark White unveils campaign Endorsements
Republican leader and small business owner Mark White today unveiled an extensive list of elected officials and community leaders endorsing his candidacy for State Representative in House District 83. Former Representative Brian Kelsey resigned from this seat yesterday to focus on his campaign for the State Senate.
“Everyone I speak with from community leaders to ordinary citizens says the same thing: they don’t want to see the mess in Washington creep into state government. People want to see Nashville live within its means. They want taxes to remain low and government to be run like a business. That’s why I’m running for State Representative,” remarked White.
White is a small business advocate who currently chairs the local chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business. He is a former teacher and principal once named “teacher of the year.” He is founder and Director of the Global Children’s Educational Foundation, which helps children living in poverty gain a meaningful education.
White has been married 28 years. He and his wife, Kathy, have one daughter and two grandsons. He is a graduate of the University of Memphis and member of the Church of Christ.
The Republican Primary election for House District 83 will likely be held on December 1st and general election on January 12th. District 83 includes half of Germantown and much of East Memphis.
A list of some of those endorsing White’s candidacy follows:
Chuck Bates
Dr. Larry Bates
Germantown Alderman Mark Billingsley
Memphis Councilman Bill Boyd
Tom & Kelsey Brooks
Shelby County Commissioner Wyatt Bunker
Dr. Dwight & Kathy Clark
Representative Jim Coley
Memphis Councilman Kemp & Anne Conrad
Kenny Crenshaw
Josh Davis
Shelby County School Board member Diane George
Ellis & Peggy Haguewood
Germantown Alderman Carole Hinely
George Kuykendall
Burns Landess
Jonathan & Erin Lindberg
Representative Steve McManus
Larry & Sara Parrish
Jane Pierotti
Bob Pittman
Maida Pearson Smith
Brent Taylor
David Waldrip
Bill & Jeannette Watkins
John & Sue Williams
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Republican leader and small business owner Mark White today unveiled an extensive list of elected officials and community leaders endorsing his candidacy for State Representative in House District 83. Former Representative Brian Kelsey resigned from this seat yesterday to focus on his campaign for the State Senate. “Everyone I speak with from community leaders to ordinary citizens says the same thing: they don’t want to see the mess in Washington creep into state government. People want to see Nashville live within its means. They want taxes to remain low and government to be run like a business. That’s why I’m running for State Representative,” remarked White.
White is a small business advocate who currently chairs the local chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business. He is a former teacher and principal once named “teacher of the year.” He is founder and Director of the Global Children’s Educational Foundation, which helps children living in poverty gain a meaningful education.
White has been married 28 years. He and his wife, Kathy, have one daughter and two grandsons. He is a graduate of the University of Memphis and member of the Church of Christ.
The Republican Primary election for House District 83 will likely be held on December 1st and general election on January 12th. District 83 includes half of Germantown and much of East Memphis.
A list of some of those endorsing White’s candidacy follows:
Chuck Bates
Dr. Larry Bates
Germantown Alderman Mark Billingsley
Memphis Councilman Bill Boyd
Tom & Kelsey Brooks
Shelby County Commissioner Wyatt Bunker
Dr. Dwight & Kathy Clark
Representative Jim Coley
Memphis Councilman Kemp & Anne Conrad
Kenny Crenshaw
Josh Davis
Shelby County School Board member Diane George
Ellis & Peggy Haguewood
Germantown Alderman Carole Hinely
George Kuykendall
Burns Landess
Jonathan & Erin Lindberg
Representative Steve McManus
Larry & Sara Parrish
Jane Pierotti
Bob Pittman
Maida Pearson Smith
Brent Taylor
David Waldrip
Bill & Jeannette Watkins
John & Sue Williams
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