Election Commission will be closed on Thursday, January 1, 2026, and January 2, 2026

JACKSBORO, TN. (WLAF)- The Campbell County Election Commission had two candidates pick up petitions today, December 31, 2025.
Those candidates are Kimberly Fox-County Commission, 1st District-Republican and Ronnie Lasley- School Board- Independent.
The Campbell County Election Commission will be closed on Thursday, January 1, 2026, and January 2, 2026. Our office will resume office hours next week Monday- Friday 8:00 am to 4:30pm.
See the names of all the candidates who have picked up a petition and returned a petition below.
County Attorney
*Joe Coker- Republican
County Mayor
Ann Ayers-Colvin-Republican
County Commission
*M. David Adkins- 1st District- Independent
Joshua A. Etters- 1st District- Republican
Kimberly Fox- 1st District- Republican
*Zachary Marlow- 1st District-Independent
Tena Violet- 1st District- Republican
Jerry Brown- 2nd District- Republican
Tyler Dumont- 2nd District- Republican
*Beverly Stanfield Hall- 2nd District- Independent
Michael G. Witt- District 2- Republican
*Dewayne Baird- 3rd District- Republican
*Lawrence Rusty Orick- 3rd District- Independent
Anthony Terry- 3rd District- Republican
*Johnny “Coach” Bruce- 4th District – Independent
Josh Parker- 4th District- Republican
Nathan Treadway- 4th District- Republican
Ferlin “Clay” Morgan- 5th District- Independent
Pauline Walden Roberts- 5th District- Republican
Circuit Court Clerk
*Bobby Vann- Republican
School Board
*Jeffrey Miller- 1st District- Republican
Marvin T. Rutherford- 2nd District, Democrat
*Randy Heatherly- 3rd District- Republican
Jacob Perkins-3rd District, Republican
*Ronnie Lasley- 4th District- Independent
*Crystal Creekmore- 5th District, Independent
Constable
Barney Cox- 1st District- Republican
Don E. Farmer- 2nd District- Independent
*Johnny Jones- 3rd District- Independent
*Dewey Madison- 4th District- Independent
Petition Filed with Campbell County Election Commission
*Bobby Vann- Circuit Court Clerk- Republican
*Incumbent
Earlier this year the political parties of Campbell County asked for a primary election December 22 was the first day candidates began picking up petitions.
The county primary election will be held May 5 with the general election slated for Aug. 6.
This will be the first primary in Campbell County since March 1996.
The call for a primary was set in motion in a letter sent to the election commission by the Democratic Party of Campbell County.
“People think there is no competition out there,” said Chairman of the Democrat Party Joann Vaughn. The Democrats have been attending community events and Vaughn said the reception has been “great.”
A letter was also sent by the Republican Party calling for a county primary election.
“Party affiliation and adhering to its values should start at the local level,” said Aaron Evans, Chairman of the Republican Party.
Candidates can opt to run as an Independent but would forfeit any support that could come with a party affiliation, both Evans and Vaughn said.
“All of the work that is put into an August election will be put into the May election,” Mallory Rosenfeld, Administrator of Elections, said.
The following county position term limits are up for election in 2026:
- County Mayor
- County Clerk
- County Commission, three (3) per district, there are five (5) districts
- County Attorney Circuit Court Clerk
- County Trustee
- Register of Deeds
- Sheriff
- School Board Member, one (1) per district, there are five (5) districts
- Constable, one (1) per district, there are five (5) districts

(WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED 12/31/2025-3PM- IMAGE COURTESY UNSPLASH.COM)

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