From electelainedavis.com: 

Elaine Davis is honored to serve all residents of Tennessee’s House District 18. With a proven track record of effective leadership and a commitment to our community’s values, Elaine has been a steadfast advocate for infrastructure, public safety, education, healthcare, keeping taxes low, election integrity, job creation, and lowering the cost to do business. Her passion for public service and her unwavering dedication to her constituents has brought positive results for Knoxville and Knox County.

From brentjonesfortn.com:

Brent's experience in the legal field has shaped his unwavering dedication to law enforcement in making Tennessee a safer place for families, and he is determined to continue this fight by ensuring that our laws serve and protect East Tennesseans.   

Brent believes that a strong foundation in education is key to a child’s future success. He is committed to ensuring that teachers and schools are equipped with adequate funding and tools, including technology necessary to prepare the next generation for the challenges ahead. [...]

Brent is a conservative committed to keeping taxes low and believes hardworking families across Tennessee deserve leaders who will be responsible stewards of their tax dollars...Finally, Brent is dedicated to ensuring that every Tennessean has access to the healthcare and medication they need, all while safeguarding the fiscal health of the state.

From elect-schuchardt.com: 

Schuchardt filed a complaint against a judge for using her bench to engage in self-dealing.  After Schuchardt did so, the Tennessee ethics board retaliated against his license to practice law.  The Tennessee ethics board has a history of engaging in such conduct.  In recent years, nearly a dozen attorneys have sued the board, alleging political misconduct.  

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The Court's handling of this matter is, unfortunately, par for the course in Tennessee.  In recent years, the State ethics board has attacked the law license of more than fifty political candidates.  This includes two candidates for U.S. President, two candidates for Governor, a former clerk for the U.S. Supreme Court, and two presidents of their county bar associations.  Support Schuchardt, in his call to increase oversight on the Tennessee court system. 

Priorities:

• Lower Cost of Living

• Elected Attorney General

• Government Preparedness

• Judicial Ethics