Lee Reeves Touts Endorsements from All Williamson County Mayors

District 65 State Representative and 7th Congressional District candidate Lee Reeves is touting a handful of endorsements, including from all seven Williamson County mayors.

Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore, Brentwood Mayor Nelson Andrews, Fairview Mayor Lisa Anderson, Nolensville Mayor Halie Gallik, Spring Hill Mayor Matt Fitterer and Thompson’s Station Mayor Brian Stover are all backing Reeves.

The newly elected state representative is running against a slew of other Republicans for the congressional seat, including fellow state Rep. Jody Barrett (R-Dickson), and former state commissioner Matt Van Epps, who has been endorsed by retiring District 7 Rep. Mark Green.

"Lee Reeves is an outstanding representative for Williamson County in the General Assembly," said Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson. "He has been

County Mayor Anderson called Reeves “principled and effective, working hard to get results for the citizens he serves,” while Moore praised Reeves' work in this freshman year in the statehouse, saying, “Lee's work ethic and commitment to his constituents is beyond question. I know he will make a great member of Congress."

“Having the support of all the mayors in Williamson County is a great honor,” Reeves said in a news release. “It is a strong vote of confidence to have them united behind my campaign. It has been my privilege to work with them on behalf of the citizens we mutually represent at the State Capitol. I will continue to do so in Washington, not only for them, but for all the citizens in all the fourteen counties in the Tennessee's 7th Congressional District.”

Reeves is also supported by numerous other Williamson County elected officials including: Williamson County Commissioners Brian Clifford, Ricky Jones, Gregg Lawrence, Chas Morton, Greg Sanford, Steve Smith, Tom Tunnicliffe and Matt Williams; Williamson County School Board Members Drason Beasley, Dan Cash, Dennis Driggers, Jay Galbreath, Tonja Hibma and Claire Reeves – also Reeves’ wife; Franklin City Vice Mayor Jason Potts and Aldermen Beverly Burger, Greg Caesar and Patrick Baggett; and Fairview City Commissioners Don Bufalini and Wayne Hall.

In addition, District 68 State Rep. Aaron Maberry (R-Clarksville) has also thrown his support behind Reeves, whom he called a “bold conservative who doesn’t just talk the talk — he stands with President Trump and consistently delivers on the America First agenda.”