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Tennessee Senate (17)
Every legislative race: Tennessee Senate
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1 Adam Lowe (R)
3 Rusty Crowe (R)
5
  • David Miller (Democratic)
  • Jimmy Matlock (Republican)
Randy McNally (R)
7 Richard Briggs (R)
9 Steve Southerland (R)
11
  • Tim Roberts (Democratic)
  • Bo Watson (Republican) · Incumbent
Bo Watson (R)
13
  • Angela Evans Wynn (Democratic)
  • Dawn White (Republican) · Incumbent
Dawn White (R)
15 Paul Bailey (R)
17
  • Lindsey Patrick-Wright (Democratic)
  • Mark Pody (Republican) · Incumbent
Mark Pody (R)
19 Charlane Oliver (D)
21 Jeff Yarbro (D)
23
  • Kerry Roberts (Republican) · Incumbent
  • David Lee Marcum (Independent)
Kerry Roberts (R)
25 Ed Jackson (R)
27
  • David A Hardy (Democratic)
  • Jack Johnson (Republican) · Incumbent
Jack Johnson (R)
29 Raumesh Akbari (D)
31
  • David Weatherspoon (Democratic)
  • Brent Taylor (Republican) · Incumbent
Brent Taylor (R)
33 London Lamar (D)
Tennessee House (99)
Every legislative race: Tennessee House
DistrictCandidatesNow in the seat
1
  • Jessica Means (Republican)
John Crawford (R)
2
  • Gary Stidham (Republican)
Bud Hulsey (R)
3
  • Lori Love (Democratic)
  • Timothy Hill (Republican) · Incumbent
Timothy Hill (R)
4 Renea Jones (R)
5
  • Catherine Bacon (Democratic)
  • David B. Hawk (Republican) · Incumbent
David Hawk (R)
6
  • Brad Batt (Democratic)
  • Tim Hicks (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Rodger Broadwater (Independent)
Tim Hicks (R)
7 Becky Jo Alexander (R)
8
  • Hilary Trudell (Democratic)
  • Jordan Henderson (Republican)
Jerome Moon (R)
9 Gary Hicks (R)
10 Rick Eldridge (R)
11
  • Sheila Grooms McMahan (Democratic)
  • Kenny Cody (Republican)
  • Larry Jeremiah Brown (Independent)
Jeremy Faison (R)
12 Fred Atchley (R)
13 Robert Stevens (R)
14
  • Lindsay Young Honaker (Democratic)
  • Jason Zachary (Republican) · Incumbent
Jason Zachary (R)
15 Sam McKenzie (D)
16 Michele Carringer (R)
17 Andrew Farmer (R)
18
  • Bryan Goldberg (Democratic)
  • Elaine Davis (Republican) · Incumbent
Elaine Davis (R)
19
  • Jenny Fowler (Democratic)
  • Dave Wright (Republican) · Incumbent
Dave Wright (R)
20
  • Karen Gertz (Democratic)
  • Tom Stinnett (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Jeff "Cog" Coggin (Independent)
Tommy Stinnett (R)
21 Lowell Russell (R)
22 Dan Howell (R)
23
  • Mark Cochran (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Jason Hitt (Independent)
  • Jeremy Bromwell (Independent)
Mark Cochran (R)
24
  • Daniel F. Jones (Democratic)
  • Kevin Raper (Republican) · Incumbent
Kevin Raper (R)
25 Cameron Sexton (R)
26 Greg Martin (R)
27 Michele Reneau (R)
28
  • Yusuf A. Hakeem (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Demetrus "Meechie" Coonrod (Independent)
  • Johnny Horne (Independent)
Yusuf Hakeem (D)
29
  • Ryan V. Scofield (Democratic)
  • Greg Vital (Republican) · Incumbent
Greg Vital (R)
30 Esther Helton-Haynes (R)
31
  • Michael Woodlee (Democratic)
  • Andy (Andrew) J. Swafford (Republican)
  • Keith Nolan (Independent)
  • Randy A Sharp (Independent)
Vacant
32
  • Ali Simpson (Democratic)
  • Jack L. Stockton (Republican)
Monty Fritts (R)
33 Rick Scarbrough (R)
34
  • Owen Farnsworth (Democratic)
  • Tim Rudd (Republican) · Incumbent
Tim Rudd (R)
35 William Slater (R)
36
  • Noah Smith (Republican)
Dennis Powers (R)
37
  • Mary Ann Young (Democratic)
  • Charlie Baum (Republican) · Incumbent
Charlie Baum (R)
38 Kelly Keisling (R)
39 Iris Rudder (R)
40
  • Daniel T. Hawthorne (Democratic)
  • Michael Hale (Republican) · Incumbent
Michael Hale (R)
41
  • R. Jason Goodman (Democratic)
  • Ed Butler (Republican) · Incumbent
Ed Butler (R)
42 Ryan Williams (R)
43
  • Samantha Petit (Democratic)
  • Paul Sherrell (Republican) · Incumbent
Paul Sherrell (R)
44 William Lamberth (R)
45
  • Mandy Cook (Democratic)
  • Brian Stewart (Republican)
Johnny Garrett (R)
46
  • Dominic Howard (Democratic)
  • Clark Boyd (Republican) · Incumbent
Clark Boyd (R)
47
  • Mike Stein (Democratic)
  • Rush Bricken (Republican) · Incumbent
Rush Bricken (R)
48
  • Matt Ferry (Democratic)
  • Bryan Terry (Republican) · Incumbent
Bryan Terry (R)
49
  • Connie Casha (Democratic)
  • Mike Sparks (Republican) · Incumbent
Mike Sparks (R)
50 Bo Mitchell (D)
51 Aftyn Behn (D)
52
  • Justin Jones (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Michele Vetter (Republican)
  • Martez Coleman (Independent)
Justin Jones (D)
53 Jason Powell (D)
54 Vincent Dixie (D)
55 John Clemmons (D)
56 Bob Freeman (D)
57
  • Matt Burchfield (Democratic)
  • Susan M Lynn (Republican) · Incumbent
Susan Lynn (R)
58 Harold Love (D)
59
  • Mark Proctor (Democratic)
  • Bill Hancock (Republican)
Caleb Hemmer (D)
60 Shaundelle Brooks (D)
61
  • Becca Ripley (Democratic)
  • Gino Bulso (Republican) · Incumbent
Gino Bulso (R)
62
  • Brieanna L Akers (Democratic)
  • Pat Marsh (Republican) · Incumbent
Pat Marsh (R)
63
  • Laura Andreson (Democratic)
  • Jake McCalmon (Republican) · Incumbent
Jake McCalmon (R)
64
  • Craig D'Apolito (Democratic)
  • Scott Cepicky (Republican) · Incumbent
Scott Cepicky (R)
65
  • Julian Herbert Pierre-Griffin (Democratic)
  • Lee Reeves (Republican) · Incumbent
Lee Reeves (R)
66 Doc Kumar (R)
67 Ronnie Glynn (D)
68
  • Garfield Scott (Democratic)
  • Aron Maberry (Republican) · Incumbent
Aron Maberry (R)
69
  • Rachael Murray (Democratic)
  • Jody Barrett (Republican) · Incumbent
Jody Barrett (R)
70
  • Rayanne Moos (Democratic)
  • Clay Doggett (Republican) · Incumbent
Clay Doggett (R)
71
  • Matt Day (Democratic)
  • Kip Capley (Republican) · Incumbent
Kip Capley (R)
72 Kirk Haston (R)
73 Chris Todd (R)
74 Jay Reedy (R)
75 Michael Lankford (R)
76 Tandy Darby (R)
77
  • Rusty Grills (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Erin Jerrod Reid (Independent)
Rusty Grills (R)
78
  • Hillary Capes-Gwinn (Democratic)
  • Perry Keenan (Republican)
Mary Littleton (R)
79
  • Brock Martin (Republican) · Incumbent
  • Kirk D Carter (Independent)
Brock Martin (R)
80
  • Andrea Bond Johnson (Democratic)
  • Julian A. McTizic (Republican)
Johnny Shaw (D)
81
  • Brett A. Giannini (Republican)
Debra Moody (R)
82 Chris Hurt (R)
83
  • Margaret Price (Democratic)
  • Mark White (Republican) · Incumbent
Mark White (R)
84
  • Matthew Szalaj (Democratic)
Vacant
85 Jesse Chism (D)
86 Justin Pearson (D)
87
  • Karen Camper (Democratic) · Incumbent
  • Reggie William Hall (Republican)
Karen Camper (D)
88 Larry Miller (D)
89 Justin Lafferty (R)
90 Gloria Johnson (D)
91 Torrey Harris (D)
92
  • Teri Mai (Democratic)
  • Todd Warner (Republican) · Incumbent
Todd Warner (R)
93
    No candidate qualified for the ballot.
    T.J. Hardaway (D)
    94
    • Francine Johnson (Democratic)
    • Ron M. Gant (Republican) · Incumbent
    Ron Gant (R)
    95 Kevin Vaughan (R)
    96
    • Telisa Franklin (Democratic)
    Gabby Salinas (D)
    97 John Gillespie (R)
    98 Antonio Parkinson (D)
    99 Tom Leatherwood (R)

    Candidates as the Tennessee Secretary of State's Division of Elections lists them for the November 3 general election (its lists as read on October 18, 2026): each party's nominee from the August 6 primary, and independent candidates who qualified. Secretary of State candidate lists ↗. Checked Oct. 18, 2026.