Greg Vital Overwhelmingly Wins The Special Election For District 29

Photo Credit: Greg Vital for State Representative / Facebook

The Tennessee Conservative Staff –

Republican Candidate Greg Vital defeated Democrat DeAngelo Jelks in Tuesday’s election to fill District 29’s House of Representatives seat.

Vital received the winning number with 3,884 votes cast in his favor while Jelks received 964.

Greg Vital released the following statement after winning the Special Election for House District 29: 

“I’m so honored and humbled by the support that District 29 residents have placed in me to represent them in the General Assembly. Mike and Joan Carter have served us well, and I will continue to carry their torch of good government and strong leadership.

As your State Representative, I will always put what matters most first – you. That means standing for life, defending the Constitution, supporting our businesses and protecting our conservative values. Thank you for your trust, and I will continue to make Hamilton County the best place to start a business, work, raise a family and retire.”  – Greg Vital

Greg Vital co-founded Morning Pointe Senior Living 25 years ago, which now operates more than 35 senior care and Alzheimer’s care centers in five Mid-South states, employing more than 1,600 people and its corporate headquarters is located in Ooltewah, Tennessee.

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Additionally, Greg is dedicated to protecting Tennessee’s great outdoors for generations to come. Greg was recognized in June 2021 by the Tennessee Wildlife Federation with its Tennessee Wildlife Conservationist Achievement Award. Despite his vast accomplishments in conservation, Greg may be best known for the Vital Buffalo Farm in Georgetown and the annual October celebration of Native American history held at the Buffalo Farm.

You can learn more about Greg by visiting his campaign website HERE.