As there is currently no public information available on Brenda Woods, it is not possible to accurately assess her suitability for the role of US Representative, District 8. Further information is needed to evaluate her qualifications, experience, and policy positions.

Lynnette P. Williams has experience running for political office, having previously campaigned for Tennessee's 8th Congressional District and District 95 in the House of Representatives. Her campaign website and Ballotpedia article provide further details about her political views and qualifications. As a US Representative, she would be responsible for representing her district's constituents, participating in legislative processes, advocating for district-specific issues, and crafting legislation that aligns with their needs and interests.

Sarah Freeman is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Tennessee's District 8. She is an educator with a Ph.D. in history and has a strong background in activism, particularly in the areas of gun control, voting rights, and local government affairs. Freeman has served on the Shelby County Democratic Primary Board and the Tennessee Democratic Party’s Executive Committee. She is passionate about issues such as military and veterans' treatment, gun laws, student loan forgiveness, federal funding for public schools, increasing the federal minimum wage, and protecting Social Security. Freeman's personal experiences and professional background make her a suitable candidate for the role of US Representative, as she has demonstrated a commitment to advocating for her constituents and addressing district-specific issues.

David Kustoff is a seasoned politician with deep roots in West Tennessee. His experience includes serving as the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, Chairman of the Shelby County GOP, and Tennessee Chairman for multiple successful campaigns. He has also served on the board of BankTennessee and the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. Currently in his fourth term as the U.S. Representative for the 8th District of Tennessee, Kustoff serves on the House Committee on Ways and Means and its Subcommittees on Tax, Trade, and Social Security. He is committed to fighting for conservative principles and challenging Washington norms. His background in law, politics, and banking, along with his commitment to his district, make him a suitable candidate for the role of US Representative.

Lawrence A. Pivnick, a 76-year-old Brooklyn native, is a Democratic Party candidate for the 2024 United States House of Representatives elections in Tennessee's 8th District. He previously ran in the 2020 elections. Pivnick is an educated individual, having attended New York University, the University of Florida, and the University at Buffalo. His background as a lawyer, as indicated by his Justia Lawyers profile, suggests he has a strong understanding of the law. His experience and knowledge could potentially be beneficial in legislative processes and advocating for district-specific issues. However, the suitability of Pivnick for the role would depend on his alignment with the needs and interests of the District's constituents.

Leonard Perkins is a candidate for US Representative, District 8, with a strong background in veterans' affairs, substance abuse counseling, and pastoral work. He is a retired USAF Air Traffic Controller and Department of Veterans Affairs employee, and has founded several organizations dedicated to supporting veterans. Perkins holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Divinity, and is endorsed by the Teamsters. His campaign focuses on improving infrastructure, public education, voting rights, women's rights, organized labor, veteran benefits, and small business promotion. He is committed to representing the interests of all constituents in District 8.