Tennessee legislative races 2026

From the official Tennessee Secretary of State Division of Elections, November 3, 2026 General Election Candidate Lists.

District 1: J. Adam Lowe (Rep) (unopposed)
District 3: Rusty Crowe (Rep) (unopposed)
District 5: David Miller (Dem), Jimmy Matlock (Rep)
District 7: Bryan Langan (Dem), Richard Briggs (Rep)
District 9: Steve Southerland (Rep) (unopposed)
District 11: Tim Roberts (Dem), Bo Watson (Rep)
District 13: Angela Evans Wynn (Dem), Dawn White (Rep)
District 15: Paul Bailey (Rep) (unopposed)
District 17: Lindsey Patrick-Wright (Dem), Mark Pody (Rep)
District 19: Charlane Oliver (Dem) (unopposed)
District 21: Jeff Yarbro (Dem) (unopposed)
District 23: Kerry Roberts (Rep), David Marcum (Ind)
District 25: Ed Jackson (Rep) (unopposed)
District 27: David Hardy (Dem), Jack Johnson (Rep)
District 29: Raumesh Akbari (Dem) (unopposed)
District 31: David Weatherspoon (Dem), Brent Taylor (Rep)
District 33: London Lamar (Dem) (unopposed)

District 1: Jessica Means (Rep) (unopposed)
District 2: Gary Stidham (Rep) (unopposed)
District 3: Lori Love (Dem), Timothy Hill (Rep)
District 4: Renea Jones (Rep) (unopposed)
District 5: Catherine Bacon (Dem), David Hawk (Rep)
District 6: Brad Batt (Dem), Tim Hicks (Rep), Rodger Broadwater (Ind)
District 7: Sarah Jayne Della Vecchia (Dem), Rebecca Alexander (Rep)
District 8: Hilary Trudell (Dem), Jordan Henderson (Rep)
District 9: Gary Hicks (Rep) (unopposed)
District 10: Rick Eldridge (Rep) (unopposed)
District 11: Sheila McMahan (Dem), Kenny Cody (Rep), Larry Brown (Ind)
District 12: Fred Atchley (Rep) (unopposed)
District 13: Brett Windrow (Dem), Robert Stevens (Rep)
District 14: Lindsay Young Honaker (Dem), Jason Zachary (Rep)
District 15: Sam McKenzie (Dem) (unopposed)
District 16: Eliza Boles (Dem), Michele Carringer (Rep)
District 17: Andrew Farmer (Rep) (unopposed)
District 18: Bryan Goldberg (Dem), Elaine Davis (Rep)
District 19: Jenny Fowler (Dem), Dave Wright (Rep)
District 20: Karen Gertz (Dem), Tom Stinnett (Rep), Jeff Coggin (Ind)
District 21: Lowell Russell (Rep) (unopposed)
District 22: Dan Howell (Rep) (unopposed)
District 23: Mark Cochran (Rep), Jeremy Bromwell (Ind), Jason Hitt (Ind)
District 24: Daniel Jones (Dem), Kevin Raper (Rep)
District 25: Monica Mowdy (Dem), Cameron Sexton (Rep)
District 26: Greg Martin (Rep) (unopposed)
District 27: Paige Quirin (Dem), Michele Reneau (Rep)
District 28: Yusuf Hakeem (Dem), Demetrus Coonrod (Ind), Johnny Horne (Ind)
District 29: Ryan Scofield (Dem), Greg Vital (Rep)
District 30: Art Rymer (Dem), Esther Helton-Haynes (Rep)
District 31: Michael Woodlee (Dem), Andy Swafford (Rep), Keith Nolan (Ind), Randy Sharp (Ind)
District 32: Ali Simpson (Dem), Jack Stockton (Rep)
District 33: Anne Backus (Dem), Richard Scarbrough (Rep)
District 34: Owen Farnsworth (Dem), Tim Rudd (Rep)
District 35: Phil Barnes (Dem), William Slater (Rep)
District 36: Noah Smith (Rep) (unopposed)
District 37: Mary Ann Young (Dem), Charlie Baum (Rep)
District 38: Seth McMillan (Dem), Kelly Keisling (Rep)
District 39: Iris Rudder (Rep) (unopposed)
District 40: Daniel Hawthorne (Dem), Michael Hale (Rep)
District 41: R. Jason Goodman (Dem), Ed Butler (Rep)
District 42: Trenton Strode (Dem), Ryan Williams (Rep)
District 43: Samantha Petit (Dem), Paul Sherrell (Rep)
District 44: Latoya Holcomb (Dem), William Lamberth (Rep)
District 45: Mandy Cook (Dem), Brian Stewart (Rep)
District 46: Dominic Howard (Dem), Clark Boyd (Rep)
District 47: Mike Stein (Dem), Rush Bricken (Rep)
District 48: Matt Ferry (Dem), Bryan Terry (Rep)
District 49: Connie Casha (Dem), Mike Sparks (Rep)
District 50: Bo Mitchell (Dem) (unopposed)
District 51: Aftyn Behn (Dem) (unopposed)
District 52: Justin Jones (Dem), Michele Vetter (Rep), Martez Coleman (Ind)
District 53: Jason Powell (Dem) (unopposed)
District 54: Vincent Dixie (Dem) (unopposed)
District 55: John Ray Clemmons (Dem), Jayla Thomas (Rep)
District 56: Bob Freeman (Dem) (unopposed)
District 57: Matt Burchfield (Dem), Susan Lynn (Rep)
District 58: Harold Love (Dem) (unopposed)
District 59: Mark Proctor (Dem), Bill Hancock (Rep)
District 60: Shaundelle Brooks (Dem), Eva Romero (Rep)
District 61: Becca Ripley (Dem), Gino Bulso (Rep)
District 62: Brieanna Akers (Dem), Pat Marsh (Rep)
District 63: Laura Andreson (Dem), Jake McCalmon (Rep)
District 64: Craig D'Apolito (Dem), Scott Cepicky (Rep)
District 65: Julian Pierre-Griffin (Dem), Lee Reeves (Rep)
District 66: Tamara Bavendam (Dem), Sabi Kumar (Rep)
District 67: Ronnie Glynn (Dem), Chris Lanier (Rep)
District 68: Garfield Scott (Dem), Aron Maberry (Rep)
District 69: Rachael Murray (Dem), Jody Barrett (Rep)
District 70: Rayanne Moos (Dem), Clay Doggett (Rep)
District 71: Matt Day (Dem), Kip Capley (Rep)
District 72: Kirk Haston (Rep) (unopposed)
District 73: Chris Todd (Rep) (unopposed)
District 74: Jay Reedy (Rep) (unopposed)
District 75: Allie Phillips (Dem), Michael Lankford (Rep)
District 76: Tandy Darby (Rep) (unopposed)
District 77: Rusty Grills (Rep), Erin Reid (Ind)
District 78: Hillary Capes-Gwinn (Dem), Perry Keenan (Rep)
District 79: Brock Martin (Rep), Kirk Carter (Ind)
District 80: Andrea Bond-Johnson (Dem), Julian McTizic (Rep)
District 81: Brett Giannini (Rep) (unopposed)
District 82: Chris Hurt (Rep) (unopposed)
District 83: Margaret Price (Dem), Mark White (Rep)
District 84: Matthew Szalaj (Dem) (unopposed)
District 85: Jesse Chism (Dem) (unopposed)
District 86: Justin Pearson (Dem) (unopposed)
District 87: Karen Camper (Dem), Reggie Hall (Rep)
District 88: Larry Miller (Dem) (unopposed)
District 89: Randy Debord (Dem), Justin Lafferty (Rep)
District 90: Gloria Johnson (Dem) (unopposed)
District 91: Torrey Harris (Dem) (unopposed)
District 92: Teri Mai (Dem), Todd Warner (Rep)
District 93: John Bradley (Ind), Tommy Brewington (Ind), Calvin Lacy (Ind), Mitchell Morrison (Ind), Brandon Washington (Ind)
District 94: Francine Johnson (Dem), Ron Gant (Rep)
District 95: Kevin Vaughan (Rep) (unopposed)
District 96: Telisa Franklin (Dem) (unopposed)
District 97: Jesse Huseth (Dem), John Gillespie (Rep)
District 98: Antonio Parkinson (Dem) (unopposed)
District 99: Tom Leatherwood (Rep), William Mouzon (Ind)