State Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) Has Officially Challenged His Loss In The District 33 Primary Race After More Than 1000 Voters In Anderson County Allegedly Voted On The Republican Ballot, Despite Not Being Legitimate Republicans.
By A Vote Of 41-7, The State Primary Board Rejected John Ragan’s Challenge Of The Primary Election For District 33; Rick Scarbrough Will Be The Republican Nominee For State Representative In The Upcoming General Election.
Tennessee State Representative John Ragan’s (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) GOP Primary Loss By 258 Votes Is A Small Enough Margin To Be Reexamined Regardless, But Particularly Warrants Concern With The Number Of Crossover Votes Far Exceeding 258 And With Anderson County Democrats Tacitly Acknowledging Their Part In The Subversion.
Following Public Acknowledgement By Democrats Of An Illegal Tactical Attack To Unseat Conservative Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33), The Anderson County Republican Chair Is Asking All Tennesseans To Email The Republican Executive Committee Chair Immediately To Support Ragan’s Primary Challenge.
The Tennessee Conservative Has Been Diligently Covering Representative John Ragan’s Primary Election Challenge And Has Sent A Survey To Every State Executive Committee Member Containing Questions Regarding Crossover Voting, Closing The Primaries, And Their Insight On The Challenge. Their Responses Are Presented In This Article.
The Tennessee Conservative Was Granted An Interview With State Executive Committee (SEC) Member Chris Morris (District 28), Who Offered His Insight And Opinions On Rep. John Ragan’s Primary Election Challenge.
On September 7th, Rep. John Ragan Will Ask The State Primary Board To Set Aside The Recent Primary Election For District 33 Due To The Participation Of Ineligible Voters.
The Tennessee Republican Party’s State Executive Committee Did Not Hear Rep. John Ragan’s Request To Challenge His August Primary Loss On Monday But Plan To Have A Special Meeting On Sept. 7th For That Purpose.
Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) Is Running For Reelection In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024. Ragan Faces A Republican Challenger In The Primary. Here, We Offer A Deeper Look At Ragan’s Record While Serving In The Tennessee State House.
