Rutherford County GOP
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Rutherford County is more than just a place to live. It is home.
It is where families put down roots, children receive a great education, neighbors look out for one another, and law enforcement and first responders work every day to keep our communities safe.
We did not become one of the best places to live by accident. Generations of hardworking men and women built this county on faith, personal responsibility, respect for others, and conservative values. Those values have given us safe neighborhoods, excellent schools, thriving local businesses, and a quality of life that people across the country want to find.
Today, Rutherford County stands at a crossroads. We are growing faster than ever before. More families are choosing to call this county home. That growth brings opportunity, but it also brings challenges. We must improve our roads, protect our rural communities, preserve our way of life, and make sure growth never comes at the expense of the values that made this county special in the first place.
The future of Rutherford County is not guaranteed. It depends on the choices we make today.
If you love this community, if you want your children and grandchildren to enjoy the same safe neighborhoods, strong schools, and proud traditions that we have today, then now is the time to stand together.
Let's protect our home.
Let's preserve our values.
Let's Keep Rutherford County Red.
07/06/2026
What happens when faith is challenged in the public square? What role should parents have in their children’s education? And why has Pastor John Amanchukwu become one of the most recognized voices in these conversations across America?
🎙️ In this episode of the Rutherford County GOP Podcast, Pastor John joins Ross Bradley and Matt Herriman for a candid discussion on faith, parental rights, education, and the future of our country.
Whether you agree with every point or are simply looking to better understand these important issues, this conversation is one worth hearing.
▶️ Click the link below to watch the full interview on YouTube.
Pastor John Amanchukwu: Fighting for America's Future What role should faith play in public life? How can parents, church...
07/05/2026
Meet Joshua James, Republican candidate for Rutherford County Commission District 9.
• Current Rutherford County Commissioner
• Army servicemember and UPS employee with 25 years of service
• Lifelong conservative and community leader
• Business graduate from MTSU and longtime Rutherford County resident
Joshua's priorities:
• Managing taxpayer dollars responsibly
• Improving roads and county infrastructure
• Listening to constituents and increasing transparency
• Using common sense to solve county issues
• Supporting responsible growth and conservative leadership
Re-electing Joshua James means supporting fiscal responsibility, accountability, and conservative values. Help keep Rutherford County red by electing a commissioner who is committed to listening to the people and putting District 9 first.
Vote Joshua James for County Commission District 9 by August 6.
Early Voting begins July 17 and runs through August 1.
Every vote matters!
07/05/2026
Meet Robert Peay, Jr., Republican candidate for Rutherford County Commission District 4.
• Lifelong Rutherford County resident
• Current Rutherford County Commissioner
• Former Budget Committee Chairman
• Small business owner, retired manufacturing leader, and volunteer firefighter
Robert's priorities:
• Keeping taxes low through responsible budgeting
• Supporting public safety, schools, and county infrastructure
• Protecting the Stones River and improving waste disposal solutions
• Representing both rural and suburban communities
• Preserving Rutherford County's strong financial future and conservative values
Re-electing Robert Peay, Jr. means supporting fiscal responsibility, experienced leadership, and conservative values. Help keep Rutherford County red by electing a commissioner who is committed to protecting taxpayers and serving District 4.
Vote Robert Peay, Jr. for County Commission District 4 by August 6.
Early Voting begins July 17 and runs through August 1.
Every vote matters!
Robert Peay for County Commission
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