The Williamson County GOP and Westhaven Conservatives hosted a packed TN-7 candidate forum. Every candidate impressed, but Jody Barrett won the straw poll. Reeves skipped—even though the event was in his own neighborhood.
On a warm summer evening in Williamson County, the local Republican Party partnered with the Westhaven Conservatives to host what is quickly becoming a hallmark of post-March 4th GOP leadership — a well-organized, well-attended, and truly open-door candidate forum for the upcoming December 2nd special election in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District.
This was no casual gathering. The room was filled with engaged voters, precinct leaders, and grassroots conservatives eager to hear directly from those seeking to represent them in Washington. Since the grassroots victory in the March 4th reorganization, the Williamson County GOP has made it clear that constituent engagement is not an afterthought — it is the standard. This event was yet another example of a county party setting the tone for excellence in welcoming citizens to meet the people who will be (or already are) campaigning for upcoming elections across Williamson County and Tennessee.
