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State Representative, 67th District

Ronnie L. Glynn

Candidate for State Representative, 67th District

DemocraticIncumbent

Background

Occupation
State representative; business owner
Lives in
Clarksville
Campaign website
ronnieglynnforstaterep.com

Elected to the House in 2022 and now in his second term representing District 67 (part of Montgomery County). A retired Army master sergeant who served 23 years and owner of Jumpmaster Inflatables and Jumpmaster Trucking.

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Documented positions

Taxes & budget

  • Supports ending the grocery tax and pausing the gas tax

    Issues — Ronnie Glynn for State Rep

    Campaign website · Ronnie Glynn for State Rep · ronnieglynnforstaterep.com

    “including a 90-day suspension of the gas tax and efforts to eliminate Tennessee’s grocery tax permanently”
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Public safety

  • Supports closing the gun-show loophole and wider background checks

    Issues — Ronnie Glynn for State Rep

    Campaign website · Ronnie Glynn for State Rep · ronnieglynnforstaterep.com

    “he supports closing the gun-show loophole, expanding background checks, and passing common-sense gun legislation”
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Education

Roads & infrastructure

  • Pledges to seek Montgomery County's fair share for roads

    He also wrote that the state needs additional revenue sources to increase road funding.

    Where do they stand? Tennessee House District 67 candidates (written responses)

    Candidate questionnaire · Clarksville Now · Sep 23, 2026 · clarksvillenow.com

    “I’ll keep pushing for our fair share of state dollars so we can keep growing without leaving our roads behind.”
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Health & human services

  • Supports expanding and fully funding Medicaid in Tennessee

    Issues — Ronnie Glynn for State Rep

    Campaign website · Ronnie Glynn for State Rep · ronnieglynnforstaterep.com

    “he fights to expand and fully fund Medicaid in Tennessee”
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  • Sponsored law requiring a study of county veterans service officesIn office

    Prime sponsor of HB2143 in the 114th General Assembly (2025-2026). Enacted (Public Chapter 872); the Department of Veterans Services must report by December 31, 2026, including possible funding mechanisms for local offices.

    Legislation sponsored by Representative Ronnie Glynn, 114th General Assembly

    Government record · Tennessee General Assembly · Bills Sponsored: HB2143 · wapp.capitol.tn.gov

    “requires the department to conduct a study that includes an evaluation of county veterans service office resources”
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Other issues in this race

Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Ronnie L. Glynn on them.

  • HousingNo documented position found.

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