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 FUNDRAISER ON TUESDAY, MARCH 27TH!

Dr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor

Invite you to a Reception

Honoring

Dr. Steve Dickerson

Candidate for State Senate

20^th district

Tuesday, March 27^th

4606 Belmont Park Terrace

Nashville, TN 37215

5:30pm-7:00pm

$1000 to Sponsor

$500 to Host

$250 to Attend

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Cari Johns

615-564-2642

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Paid for By Dickerson for State Senate

Steven B. Parker, Treasurer

PO Box 120931, Nashville, TN 37212

Host Committee

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Dr. Tim Arney

Dr. Nancy Delboy

Dr. Charles Eckstein

Dr. Gilberto Carrero

Dr. Ken Lanyon

Dr. David Netterville

Dr. Paul Mazzoni

Dr. Lawrence Freund

Dr. Kenneth Sears

Forrest Shoaf

Dr. Christopher Young

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First to enter the race, and now first to file

NASHVILLE, TN. – Dr. Steve Dickerson, the Republican candidate for the State Senate in District 20, has been the first to file his petition to appear on the ballot for the Republican Primary to be held on August 2, 2012.

“I am proud to be a conservative candidate for the State Senate. As a physician and small business owner I will bring a commonsense approach that keeps government small and creates jobs,” said Dickerson.  “Meeting with citizens across the district I have encountered overwhelming support for my candidacy and my commonsense conservative approach.”

Dr. Dickerson is the first candidate that has filed all the appropriate documents to the Davidson County Election Commission in order to appear on the ballot for the Republican Primary in August.  Dickerson was able to collect enough signatures that all sixty-seven spaces of the petition were filled out by constituents of the new 20th State Senate District. State law only requires that twenty-five signatures be received in order to appear on the ballot.

“I believe that this shows great momentum for our campaign, to go above and beyond the required number of signatures in order to appear on the ballot for the Republican Primary.” Dickerson continued, “I am truly humbled by the amount of support that our campaign has already received this early into the election, and believe that it will be the difference that will carry us through August and to victory in November.”

Dr. Dickerson was also the first candidate to announce his intentions to run for the 20th State Senate District in January of this year.

Steve Dickerson is a practicing physician and founding partner of Anesthesia Services Associates. Dickerson attended the University of the South in Sewanee graduating with a B.A. in History. He then received his medical degree at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest University. Steve Dickerson has been married to his wife Katrina for 19 years and they have three sons, Reid, Evan, and Bennett.

For more information about the Steve Dickerson campaign or to schedule an interview with Dr. Dickerson contact: 615-519-1896 or visit www.votestevedickerson.com

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NASHVILLE, TN. – Dr. Steve Dickerson, the Republican candidate for the State Senate in District 20, has announced that while serving as State Senator he will not accept a per diem.

“We are in an economic crisis. Millions of Americans are out of work and still more are struggling to make ends meet. Tennesseans are cutting back on many essentials and I believe that taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for my lunch and housing when I live in the city where I work. Its time to end the free lunch program for politicians in Nashville,” said Dickerson.

The current law allows for Tennessee lawmakers to receive $171/day per diem to cover the cost of lodging and meals. The per diem is money paid in addition to salary and mileage reimbursement.  According to the National Conference of State Legislators,

Tennessee currently ranks 8th for the highest per diem amount paid.

“We need more ‘conservatives’ who walk the walk not just talk the talk,” commented Dickerson. “America’s economy is on the brink of collapse and we must end the politicians’ spending spree. In Tennessee, that means putting an end to the financial ‘perks’ of being a politician. It is just nonsense that I would ask taxpayers to buy my lunch and pay for my housing when I live in Middle Tennessee where the Capitol is located. Paying for my own meals and sleeping in my own bed is a small step in restoring fiscal sanity to government but is really what we should demand of our elected officials.”

Steve Dickerson is a practicing physician and founding partner of Anesthesia Services

Associates. Dickerson attended the University of the South in Sewanee graduating with

a B.A. in History. He then received his medical degree at the Bowman Gray School of

Medicine of Wake Forest University. Steve Dickerson has been married to his wife

Katrina for 19 years and they have three sons, Reid, Evan, and Bennett.

For more information about the Steve Dickerson campaign or to schedule an interview

with Dr. Dickerson contact: 615-519-1896 or visit www.votestevedickerson.com

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“As we enter the new year our state and nation face economic uncertainty, high unemployment, and an increasing sense of distrust of government. I have made the decision to enter this race for state Senate to confront these challenges head on.”

“With my background as a practicing physician, as well as my experience as a small business owner I have a unique perspective to bring to the state Senate and I will use that to best represent the values of the 20th district.” Dickerson said.

Steve Dickerson, a long-time resident of Nashville, is a founding partner of Anesthesia Services Associates, which has multiple practice locations through-out Tennessee. He has been married for 19 years to wife Katrina and they have three sons.

Dickerson continued by saying, “I want to work with the governor, lieutenant governor, and members of the state Senate to make sure our state government runs efficiently and effectively. One of my principle beliefs it that the government that is closest to the people is the one that governs best. As a state Senator I will follow that principle.”