Tennessee

Dale Tuttle

Glassman, Edwards, Wade & Wyatt Memphis, TN 38104

At least $11,450.00 in total

$5,600.00 Memphis-area $5,850.00 Tennessee state

“At least” because name variants we have not linked may add more.

Net Total Given
$1,100
2026 and 2027 cycles
Given since 2006
$5,600
Memphis-area
Candidates Supported
3
Total Contributions
4
Giving by cycle 7 cycles

7 cycles (2006–2027) 2027 $500 2026 $600 2022 $2,050 2018 $1,100 2016 $200 2014 $400 2006 $750

Shown by cycle, never merged · as of Oct 16, 2026 · source: Shelby County.

2027 $500 to 1 candidate

2026 $600 to 2 candidates

  • Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part II) Nonpartisan $350
  • Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III) Nonpartisan $250

2022 $2,050 to 2 candidates

  • Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $1,650
  • Mary Wagner (Circuit Court Judge, Div. VII) Nonpartisan $400

2018 $1,100 to 3 candidates

  • Mary Wagner (Circuit Court Judge, Div. VII) Nonpartisan $500
  • Patrick Dandridge (Gen. Sess. Crim. Ct. Judge, Div. 14) Nonpartisan $350
  • Jennifer Nichols (Criminal Court Judge, Div. X) Nonpartisan $250

2016 $200 to 1 candidate

  • Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part III) Nonpartisan $200

2014 $400 to 1 candidate

  • Amy Weirich (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $400

2006 $750 to 1 candidate

  • Bill Gibbons (District Attorney General) Nonpartisan $750
Dates

Paul Young (Memphis Mayor)

Nonpartisan $500 net

Contributions to Paul Young
Amount Date Period Type
$500.00 11/02/2023 Q4 General

Jim Newsom (Chancellor, Part II)

Nonpartisan $350 net

Contributions to Jim Newsom
Amount Date Period Type
$250.00 04/02/2026 Q2 General
$100.00 05/01/2026 Q2 General

Chris Frulla (Circuit Court Judge, Div. III)

Nonpartisan $250 net

Contributions to Chris Frulla
Amount Date Period Type
$250.00 03/09/2026 Q1 General