State Executive Committeewoman District 1 in Tennessee State Senate District 1, Tennessee

2026 Primary Election

• Christine Brady — Owner, Integrated Health Associates in Franklin, TN

  Christine Brady is a Tennessee resident and owner of Integrated Health Associates, based in Franklin. She is a candidate for the Tennessee Democratic Party State Executive Committee Woman for District 1 in the 2026 primary election. Brady's professional background is in healthcare, and she pursued her education at Utah State University. Actively involved in the Democratic Party, she currently serves on the Bradley County Democratic Executive Committee for District 7. Her campaign aligns with the party's core values, emphasizing cooperation, unity, and empowerment to achieve a more equitable society.

• Emily G. Beaty — Incumbent State Executive Committeewoman in TN

  Emily G. Beaty is an incumbent Republican State Executive Committeewoman for Senate District 10, a position she considers a calling. A 7th-generation Tennessean with 20 years of marketing experience and an MBA from MTSU, she is a strong conservative. She advocates for preserving rights, fighting federal overreach, and ensuring election integrity, committed to her faith and character. Currently Co-Chair of the TN Republican Party Political Committee and Chairman of the Bradley County Republican Party, she has been a delegate to multiple Republican National Conventions, including for Trump.

• Judy Bowman Cooley — McMinn County Republican Women’s Vice Treasurer and Legislative Chair in TN

  Judy Bowman Cooley is a candidate for Tennessee Republican State Executive Committeewoman for District 1, representing Bradley, McMinn, Meigs, and Rhea Counties. A McMinn County resident with her husband and four children, she attends Clearwater Baptist Church. Cooley is actively involved in the Republican Party, currently serving as McMinn County Republican Women’s vice treasurer and legislative chair. Her extensive background includes five years as President of the McMinn County Republican Women’s Club and various leadership roles on the Tennessee Federation of Republican Women's Executive Committee. She has promoted the Republican Platform through voter canvassing in other states and Tennessee. If elected, Cooley pledges to attend committee meetings, promote conservative values, build the Republican Party, and report back to local county parties.