Angie Lawless

Angie Lawless is a Democratic candidate running for the Tennessee House of Representatives District 59 seat in Davidson County during the 2026 election cycle [1]. She is listed among the candidates for this office on Ballotpedia, which also displays an image of her associated with the race [1]. The general election for this seat is scheduled for November 3, 2026, following a primary on August 6, 2026 [3].

Professionally, Lawless is an attorney and the founder of Wagon Wheel Title & Escrow, LLC, as well as Lockeland Law Group [19]. She is originally from Mount Vernon, Kentucky, and earned a B.A. in Speech Communication and a B.B.A. in General Business from Eastern Kentucky University, graduating summa cum laude [19]. She later attended Vanderbilt University Law School, where she served on the Moot Court Board and the Vanderbilt Law Review [19]. After law school, she practiced as a transactional attorney at Bass, Berry & Sims PLC [19].

In her professional capacity, Lawless has commented on legislative issues affecting Tennessee, specifically real estate fraud. She noted to WKRN News that her company confronts suspicious incidents daily and that scams have become more convincing due to the internet and AI [20]. She has advocated for more proactive solutions to prevent fraud beyond current state suggestions [20]. Additionally, Lawless co-hosts a podcast segment called "Spirit of Bipartisanship" on "Climbing The Charts," where she facilitates discussions between Democratic and Republican lawmakers on issues such as free school lunch legislation [16].

The Tennessee House of Representatives consists of members serving two-year terms with no term limits [1]. To be eligible for the office, a candidate must be a U.S. citizen, at least 21 years old, have resided in Tennessee for three years, and lived in the district for one year prior to the election [1]. Lawless filed her candidacy by the March 10, 2026 deadline [3].

Sources

• [1] Tennessee House of Representatives District 59 - Ballotpedia
• [2] Tennessee elections, 2026 - Ballotpedia
• [3] Tennessee House of Representatives elections, 2026 - Ballotpedia
• [4] Tennessee gubernatorial election, 2026 - Ballotpedia
• [5] Candidate Lists | Tennessee Secretary of State
• [6] Candidate Information | Williamson County, TN - Official Site
• [7] Elections Calendar | Tennessee Secretary of State
• [8] 2026 Election United States House - Tennessee - District 07 - FEC.gov
• [9] 2026 Tennessee gubernatorial election - Wikipedia
• [14] Angie Lawless (@angie_lawless) / X
• [16] Angie Lawless' Post
• [17] Angie Lawless on LinkedIn: Courage is a beautiful thing. One of my boys had been made fun of by… | 11 comments
• [18] J. Brandon Miller on LinkedIn: Tennessee Becomes Second State to Pass DAO Legislation
• [19] Angie Lawless - Davidson County, Williamson County, Sumner County, TN | Wagon Wheel Title & Escrow, LLC
• [20] Real estate fraud becomes growing problem in Tennessee

Public filings

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Tennessee — campaign finance

• State offices (Governor, US Senate, US Rep, TN Senate, TN House, State Executive Committee) — Tennessee Registry of Election Finance. Click Search for Candidates and PACs, enter last name “Lawless”, and submit.
• Shelby County and municipal offices (County Mayor, Commissioner, Sheriff, School Board, court clerks, municipal alderman, etc.) — Shelby County Public Campaign Finance Portal. Select the election year and search by candidate name (“Lawless”).

Tennessee — statement of interest

• Required for state and local officials and candidates — Tennessee Ethics Commission Conflict of Interest Search. Enter last name “Lawless”and, if needed, select the applicable position.