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Presidential election results have been reported in Rutherford County TN

Online Niel November 6, 2024

The story will be updated

Donald Trump won the support of Rutherford County with 88,748 votes to 56,600 for Democrat Kamala Harris, with all 30 polling centers reporting.

The Rutherford County Board of Elections will certify election results in Rutherford during a meeting on November 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the board office in downtown Murfreesboro.

Rutherford County ballots offered 46 candidates to consider, including seven running for president.

Citizens also voted for federal and state legislative seats: US Senate, US House of Representatives District 4, Tennessee District 14 Senateand Tennessee House of Representatives for the 13 districts34, 37, 48 and 49.

“I want to exercise my voice,” said Murfreesboro voter Karen Daingerfield, who wanted a change in national leadership and voted for Republican Donald Trump.

Rutherford voters who live within the Smyrna, La Vergne and Eagleville boundaries will elect candidates for four-year terms for local government legislative seats: council members for Smyrna and Eagleville; and councilors for La Vergne.

US President with President followed by Vice President nominee

Donald J. Trump, JD Vance, Republican: 88,748 (59.93%)
Kamala D Harris, Tim Walz, Democrat, (Harris is the incumbent vice president): 56,600 (38.22%)
Robert Kennedy Jr., Nicole Shananan, independent who suspended campaign and endorsed Trump but is still listed on the ballot: 1,133 (0.77%)
Jill Stein, independent Samson Lebeau Kpadenou (Green Party): 483 (0.33%)
Jay J. Bowman, By D. Bowman Independently: 321 (0.22%)
Claudia De la Cruz, Karina Garcia independent (Party for Socialism and Liberation): 200 (0.14%)
Rachel Fruit, Dennis Richterindependent (Socialist Workers Party): 51 (0.03%)

Note: This story will be updated for the other elections.

US Senate Candidates

Marsha Blackburn, Republican, incumbent: 79,487
Gloria Johnson, Democrat: 51,382
Tharon Chandler, Independent: 1,330
Pamela Jeanine “P.” Moses, independent: 350
Hastina Robinson, independent: 350
Write in: 114

US House of Representatives 4th District (includes all of Rutherford)

Scott DesJarlais, Republican, incumbent: 75,176
Victoria Isabel Broderick, Democrat: 47,656
Keith Nolanindependent: 2,244
Ernest Ensley, independent: 1,990
Writing: 131

Tennessee Senate District 14

Shane Reeves, Republican, incumbent: 23,488
ER Smith, Democratic: 16,466
Enrollment: 57

Tennessee House of Representatives

Tennessee House of Representatives 13th District

Robert Stevens, Republican, incumbent: 14,899
Jonathan Yancey, Democratic: 9,762
Writing: 33

Tennessee House of Representatives, 34th District

Tim Rudd, Republican, incumbent: 16,796
Amelia Pant, Democrat: 10,874
Writing: 48

Tennessee House of Representatives, 37th District

Charlie Baum, Republican, incumbent: 15,254
Cheri Brown, Democrat: 8,661
Writing: 27

Tennessee House of Representatives, 48th District

Bryan Terry, Republican, incumbent: 19,001
Matt Ferry, Democrat: 10,242
Writing: 29

Tennessee House of Representatives, 49th District

Mike Sparks, Republican, incumbent: 14,085
Luis Mata, Democrat: 10,500
Writing: 24

The Local Council of Smyrna

Raquel Peebles, holder: 7,527
Jerome Dempsey: 6,417
Steve Sullivan, Owner: 5,851
Former Smyrna Councilman and Mayor Tony Dover: 5,807
Marquinta Richardson: 3,651
Lisa Reasonover: 3,269
Writing: 91
Writing: 21
Writing: 11
Note: the top three winning by large votes win four-year terms

Councilors of La Vergne

Steve Noe, Deputy Mayor in office: 6,027
Graeme Coates, former alternator: 4,484
Writing: 110
Writing: 22
Note: the top two popular vote winners win four-year terms on the La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen

Eagleville City Council

Jason Blair, Owner: 345
Ryan Edwards, holder: 309
Chris Hendrix, Owner: 287
Writing: 11
Writing: 2
Writing: 1
Note: the top three vote-getters win four-year terms

City of Eagleville Liquor Referendum

To enable sales: 352

Disallow sales: 141

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