Tennessee State House District 13

Current seat holder: Robert Stevens.

Brett Windrow

Brett Windrow Brett Windrow earned a bachelor's degree from Tennessee Technological University in 2017 and a law degree from Belmont University College of Law in 2020. Windrow's career experience includes working as an attorney.

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“Attorney with years of legislative experience and a family going back to the Revolution, I have scene firsthand how the Legislature's refusal to govern is harming Tennesseans, and Rutherford County is on the front line of that harm. I am fighting to improve our roads and infrastructure, improve and save our public schools, and reduce the costs of housing and living.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“Improve our infrastructure by supporting overburdened local governments and providing more funding to public transit and lightening the load on I24 and major thoroughfares.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)
“Support our overloaded public schools by repealing the voucher program and redirecting that money to our struggling public schools.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey)

Robert Stevens

Robert Stevens Robert Stevens earned a B.A. in political science from Lipscomb University in 2006 and a J.D.

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“Tennesseans are still struggling financially from the Biden Administration’s policies that caused high inflation and increasing costs. As your state representative, I have supported legislation to reduce taxes on Tennessee families and businesses.” (Campaign website)
“Illegal immigration is a major problem in our country and state. While the number of illegal border crossings has greatly decreased under the Trump Administration, illegal aliens are still a drain on public resources. As your state representative, I have co-sponsored and supported numerous bills to crack down on illegal immigration in Tennessee and will continue to do so. We must prioritize citizens over those who have entered illegally.” (Campaign website)
“The right to life is the first unalienable right listed in the Declaration of Independence. I believe that life begins at conception. I believe that each life has value and purpose. I also believe that the right to life extends to the unborn. As legislators, we have an obligation to defend those unborn individuals and to foster a culture that promotes adoption. I have a consistent history of supporting Pro-Life initiatives and legislation and will continue to do so.” (Campaign website)