Elliott Schuchardt, a candidate for the Tennessee General Assembly, filed a complaint against a federal bankruptcy judge. Schuchardt says that he is running for office as a direct result of that complaint.
Schuchardt, a graduate of Columbia Law School, practiced law for nearly thirty years before tangling with Suzanne Bauknight, a Knoxville bankruptcy judge.
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Knoxville, Tennessee – January 14, 2026 – Elliott Schuchardt, a candidate for the Tennessee General
Assembly, is calling for electronic tolling lanes on the I-40 corridor
through Knoxville.
Knoxville, Tennessee is one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the United States. Since 2010, nearly 80,000 people have moved to Knox County from elsewhere in the United States. Each day, more than 200,000 cars pass through the Knoxville corridor on Interstate 40.
Knoxville, Tennessee -- December 19, 2025 -- Elliott Schuchardt, a candidate for the Tennessee General Assembly, says that the United States needs to prepare for a drop in the value of the dollar.
Schuchardt points to data showing that foreign countries are selling their holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds, and purchasing gold instead.