John DeBerry

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26. Corinne S Kennedy (2020-04-15). "After appeal, Tennessee Democrats reaffirm decision to kick DeBerry off the primary ballot". Memphis Commercial Appeal.

External links

• Official page at the Tennessee General Assembly
• Campaign site
• Profile at Vote Smart
• John DeBerry, Jr. at Ballotpedia

John DeBerry
Senior Advisor to the Governor of Tennessee
Incumbent
Assumed office December 1, 2020

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