Louallen Announces Candidacy for Tennessee House of Representatives

Cheatham County Resident John Louallen (Photo: Submitted)

Cheatham County resident John Louallen has recently announced his candidacy for the TN House of Representatives. If elected, he will serve District 78.

Louallen has served eight years on the Cheatham County School Board and four years as mayor for the Town of Pegram. As a current Realtor at Benchmark Realty, his past professional background includes experience as a deputy sheriff and a federal contractor assigned to investigate Medicare and Medicaid fraud.

Message From John Louallen:

On April 4, 2025, I proudly announced my candidacy for the Tennessee House of Representatives, District 78. I’m a passionate conservative advocate for the people of this community, committed to bringing a fresh, innovative voice to the state legislature to represent the needs and values of our district.

I know firsthand the challenges and opportunities our community faces. We need strong, compassionate leadership that listens to the concerns of working families, small business owners, and the next generation of Tennesseans. I’m running to ensure that our voices are heard in Nashville and that our district gets the attention and resources it deserves.

With a strong commitment to transparency and accountability, I will be a representative who listens to the people and works tirelessly on their behalf. My campaign will be a grassroots effort focused on Christian values, conservatism and family values!

I am excited to hit the campaign trail over the next several months, and meet with as many of you as possible.

Your voices, your concerns, and your struggles will guide my actions in the State House.