Weakley County Commissioner Dennis Doster is one of four candidates running for 76th District State Representative in the August Republican Primary.
A Dresden native, Doster is a cattle farmer, who pastors Beulah Missionary Baptist Church, and owns Carroll County Auction in McKenzie.
Doster tells Thunderbolt Radio News why he’s seeking the office of State Representative.
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Besides fiber internet, Doster says there’s another pressing issue facing the district.
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Doster says voters will have his ear in the 76th District and he’ll be their voice in Nashville.
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Other candidates running in August include Tandy Darby, John McMahan, and Keith Priestley.
The 76th District includes all of Weakley County and portions of Carroll and Obion Counties.
