Early Voting: July 17th - August 1st ELECTION DAY: AUGUST 6TH
Welcome!
District 14, I would love to earn your vote once again! Please reach out and let me know when I can stop by to visit with you and address any concerns you have.
WHY AM I RUNNING?
I’m running for re-election because the people of District 14 already know how I serve. I stay engaged, keep residents informed, and take protecting taxpayer dollars seriously by not being afraid to ask the tough questions and holding people accountable.
I’ve earned support from local business owners, community leaders, and families across District 14 and Montgomery County of all political backgrounds by doing the work consistently—and because I’m already doing this job, I’m prepared to continue working from day one with no learning curves, partisan talking points, or outside agendas.
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Early Voting: July 17th through August 1st
Election Day: August 6th
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About District 14
St. Bethlehem is one of the most dynamic and thriving parts of our community. What began as a small crossroads community more than a century ago has grown into the retail and commercial hub of Montgomery County, serving residents from across Clarksville, nearby Fort Campbell, and middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky.
Centered around the Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and Interstate 24 corridor—named in honor of Wilma Rudolph, the Clarksville native who became a three-time Olympic gold medalist and an international symbol of determination and achievement—the area today reflects the very best of our community.
St. B is home to a vibrant mix of local businesses, restaurants, shopping destinations, and growing neighborhoods. Just as important are the diverse residents who call District 14 home—people of all races, ages, and backgrounds, including active duty, retirees, teachers, APSU students, first responders, small business owners, and families who have lived here for generations.
That diversity, combined with strong economic growth and community pride, makes St. Bethlehem one of the most energetic and exciting areas in all of Clarksville and Montgomery County.