Tennessee election results, 2026

As of Thu, Nov 5, 6:47pm

Results for every race on Tennessee's Nov. 3 ballot: governor, U.S. Senate, all nine U.S. House seats, all 116 state legislative seats on the ballot, and three constitutional amendments, with the governor's race compared with 2022 and 2018.

By county

Governor margin

Blackburn carried 87 of 95 counties and Hagerty 89. Compared with the 2022 governor's race, every county moved toward Democrats. Hover or tap a county for its numbers.

  • D+50
  • D+25–50
  • D+10–25
  • D+0–10
  • R+0–10
  • R+10–25
  • R+25–50
  • R+50
NashvilleMemphisKnoxvilleChattanooga

Margin is the Republican's share minus the Democrat's, in points. Davidson County (Nashville) is outlined.

Show the numbers
CountyGovernor 2026Senate 2026HatleyGovernor 2022Governor 2018
AndersonR+5.1R+17.59.6%R+33.7R+26.1
BedfordR+24.5R+39.410.7%R+61.0R+46.3
BentonR+36.9R+52.313.4%R+60.7R+39.2
BledsoeR+41.0R+55.911.7%R+73.8R+53.5
BlountR+21.9R+33.810.7%R+50.9R+41.9
BradleyR+29.7R+42.510.7%R+65.7R+55.8
CampbellR+39.7R+54.212.6%R+66.1R+55.5
CannonR+33.3R+50.115.6%R+63.2R+49.7
CarrollR+34.2R+50.713.2%R+62.5R+47.8
CarterR+27.2R+48.926.3%R+62.3R+61.2
CheathamR+15.0R+27.210.9%R+44.4R+38.4
ChesterR+37.2R+53.39.2%R+69.7R+56.2
ClaiborneR+42.6R+60.012.7%R+69.8R+54.7
ClayR+35.2R+53.915.7%R+63.1R+38.7
CockeR+39.6R+55.712.8%R+65.2R+58.5
CoffeeR+25.8R+38.612.2%R+56.5R+40.9
CrockettR+22.3R+42.09.2%R+66.1R+46.9
CumberlandR+42.5R+53.39.9%R+66.2R+53.8
DavidsonD+50.0D+44.85.0%D+29.1D+30.3
DeKalbR+31.4R+49.014.5%R+62.4R+40.9
DecaturR+45.5R+59.39.7%R+62.9R+49.4
DicksonR+22.0R+34.611.8%R+49.7R+37.2
DyerR+34.7R+51.010.2%R+63.8R+54.8
FayetteR+26.5R+33.08.4%R+53.5R+40.6
FentressR+50.5R+65.812.7%R+75.6R+59.3
FranklinR+29.1R+40.111.3%R+52.1R+36.0
GibsonR+21.7R+38.411.4%R+55.4R+43.1
GilesR+33.3R+44.89.5%R+55.5R+41.5
GraingerR+43.0R+60.415.3%R+72.2R+61.3
GreeneR+37.4R+53.317.1%R+61.4R+58.5
GrundyR+38.8R+52.410.8%R+64.9R+45.1
HamblenR+23.2R+39.712.6%R+59.8R+52.5
HamiltonD+10.1D+2.67.0%R+21.6R+12.5
HancockR+39.6R+63.419.5%R+72.0R+62.0
HardemanR+1.5R+9.07.9%R+26.9R+9.6
HardinR+52.8R+62.96.6%R+73.5R+58.6
HawkinsR+41.4R+56.316.8%R+66.9R+62.3
HaywoodD+22.3D+17.27.7%R+3.8D+12.7
HendersonR+40.8R+57.711.5%R+72.9R+61.1
HenryR+29.6R+45.612.1%R+59.6R+43.0
HickmanR+34.8R+48.112.9%R+59.4R+41.1
HoustonR+33.4R+45.210.3%R+51.3R+27.2
HumphreysR+26.2R+41.414.3%R+51.8R+30.1
JacksonR+31.7R+50.015.7%R+55.8R+35.8
JeffersonR+36.1R+50.412.1%R+65.6R+54.7
JohnsonR+44.5R+59.517.9%R+71.8R+64.4
KnoxD+6.1R+1.97.2%R+21.6R+16.6
LakeR+28.3R+39.36.5%R+61.0R+42.0
LauderdaleR+11.3R+23.611.4%R+42.2R+22.2
LawrenceR+38.0R+56.510.9%R+66.6R+52.4
LewisR+36.0R+51.811.3%R+62.1R+47.5
LincolnR+45.3R+52.65.6%R+66.4R+57.3
LoudonR+33.3R+44.39.5%R+58.7R+51.1
MaconR+40.2R+59.917.3%R+73.1R+60.1
MadisonD+3.3R+4.67.4%R+29.5R+15.1
MarionR+25.9R+39.69.4%R+56.3R+38.1
MarshallR+26.4R+42.312.3%R+55.0R+41.7
MauryR+20.8R+30.77.6%R+46.5R+31.0
McMinnR+33.9R+49.212.4%R+66.0R+56.2
McNairyR+42.7R+59.210.1%R+68.4R+53.5
MeigsR+38.4R+54.913.6%R+67.3R+54.5
MonroeR+38.4R+53.913.6%R+68.2R+54.8
MontgomeryD+6.5D+0.17.2%R+23.8R+10.2
MooreR+42.3R+57.111.7%R+68.7R+56.7
MorganR+42.4R+60.514.3%R+70.3R+54.8
ObionR+41.8R+53.66.8%R+67.5R+56.1
OvertonR+28.8R+49.415.2%R+59.7R+37.9
PerryR+39.5R+57.212.6%R+62.7R+45.6
PickettR+34.3R+55.319.8%R+63.9R+48.3
PolkR+39.5R+55.612.0%R+68.5R+50.4
PutnamR+16.7R+31.310.3%R+47.6R+35.7
RheaR+38.7R+52.711.1%R+71.7R+58.1
RoaneR+26.0R+40.411.0%R+54.1R+44.9
RobertsonR+21.0R+34.311.4%R+54.1R+39.9
RutherfordD+8.7D+0.27.6%R+26.1R+16.0
ScottR+44.7R+63.514.7%R+77.4R+64.0
SequatchieR+42.2R+55.612.0%R+70.1R+51.6
SevierR+33.6R+44.910.1%R+63.6R+55.3
ShelbyD+38.7D+37.26.8%D+11.3D+23.7
SmithR+34.7R+54.317.9%R+62.0R+45.6
StewartR+42.1R+53.89.7%R+61.8R+39.6
SullivanR+27.6R+40.715.6%R+57.1R+53.7
SumnerR+13.7R+24.89.8%R+45.5R+35.4
TiptonR+28.9R+38.99.4%R+56.1R+47.4
TrousdaleR+25.8R+43.415.6%R+56.5R+32.4
UnicoiR+33.0R+49.220.1%R+63.3R+60.1
UnionR+42.6R+57.113.7%R+67.9R+55.4
Van BurenR+30.9R+52.318.6%R+67.7R+42.1
WarrenR+18.7R+36.719.6%R+53.1R+35.7
WashingtonR+10.1R+23.718.2%R+40.8R+38.8
WayneR+54.0R+68.39.6%R+75.5R+64.6
WeakleyR+33.3R+49.18.4%R+60.6R+47.0
WhiteR+36.2R+54.416.1%R+67.0R+51.7
WilliamsonR+14.0R+23.76.8%R+37.5R+31.7
WilsonR+12.3R+23.29.8%R+43.3R+34.9

State legislature

Democrats gain seats in the state House; Republicans keep both supermajorities

Democrats flipped 6 Republican-held House seats and lost none. In the Senate, Republicans held every seat on the ballot, but 5 of them were decided by less than 10 points.

State House: 30 D, 69 R (was 24 D, 75 R after 2024)

State Senate: 6 D, 27 R (was 6 D, 27 R)

17 of 33 seats were on the ballot; faded squares weren't up.

  • Democrat
  • Republican
  • Outlined: flipped to D

Seats that changed hands

DistrictWinnerDefeatedMargin2024 result
House 13Brett WindrowRobert Stevens (incumbent)D+2.9R+19.8
House 18Bryan GoldbergElaine Davis (incumbent)D+10.1R+7.5
House 34Owen T FarnsworthTim Rudd (incumbent)D+3.9R+21.0
House 49Constance G CashaMike Sparks (incumbent)D+10.1R+14.4
House 75Allie PhillipsMichael Lankford (incumbent)D+10.0R+9.5
House 97Jesse HusethJohn Gillespie (incumbent)D+13.9R+3.4

Governor's race compared with 2022 and 2018

Democrats came back from 2022; the Republican vote fell from 2018

Votes for each party's candidate for governor. Green got 902,615 votes, 58% more than Jason Martin in 2022 and 4% more than Karl Dean in 2018. Blackburn got 955,298, 15% fewer than Bill Lee in 2022 and 29% fewer than Lee in 2018. Independent David Hatley took 195,288.

  • Republican
  • Democrat
  • Independent and other
0400K800K1.2M1.6M1.34M865K42K1.13M573K38K955K903K242K2018 · Lee v. Dean2.24M votes cast2022 · Lee v. Martin1.74M votes cast2026 · Blackburn v. Green2.10M votes cast
0400K800K1.2M1.6M1.3M865K42K1.1M573K38K955K903K242K20182.24M votes20221.74M votes20262.10M votes

2022 was a low-turnout race that Lee won by 32 points. Tennessee has about 10% more adults than in 2018.

Show the numbers
RaceVotes castRepublicanDemocratIndependent and otherMargin
2018: Lee v. Dean2,243,294 (2026: −6%)1,336,106 (2026: −29%)864,863 (2026: +4%)42,325R+21.0
2022: Lee v. Martin1,739,882 (2026: +21%)1,129,390 (2026: −15%)572,818 (2026: +58%)37,674R+32.0
2026: Blackburn v. Green2,099,975955,298902,615242,062R+2.5

Full results

Blackburn wins the governor's race without a majority

  • Marsha Blackburn (R) · U.S. senatorProjected winner45.5% · 955,298
  • Jerri Green (D) · Memphis City Council43.0% · 902,615
  • David Hatley (I)9.3% · 195,288
  • Lauren Pinkston (I)1.2% · 26,186
  • 11 other candidates1.0% · 20,588

Blackburn won with 45.5%, short of a majority. She ran 183,159 votes behind Hagerty on the same ballot, while Hatley, a self-funded conservative businessman from the Tri-Cities, took 195,288 (9.3%). Green ran 15,641 votes ahead of Bradshaw.

Projected winners are the AP's, via NBC News. About 98.9% of the expected vote counted, roughly 24,000 votes left.

Show the numbers
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Marsha BlackburnR955,29845.5%
Jerri GreenD902,61543.0%
David HatleyI195,2889.3%
Lauren PinkstonI26,1861.2%
Dean BrewerI4,0950.2%
Ray BrownI2,8690.1%
Wendell JacksonI2,3650.1%
Eddie MurphyI2,2930.1%
Robert VickI2,2400.1%
Misam AbidiI2,1100.1%
Charles Van MorganI1,3170.1%
L. TaylorI1,1180.1%
Dave SeemanI8700.0%
Victor ScogginI8170.0%
Karl SmithsonI4940.0%

Hagerty wins a second term

  • Bill Hagerty (R) · incumbentProjected winner55.1% · 1,138,457
  • Marquita Bradshaw (D)42.9% · 886,974
  • Robert Jones (I)0.5% · 9,398
  • 7 other candidates1.6% · 32,061

Projected winners are the AP's, via NBC News. About 99% of the expected vote counted, roughly 21,000 votes left.

Show the numbers
CandidatePartyVotesShare
Bill HagertyR1,138,45755.1%
Marquita BradshawD886,97442.9%
Robert JonesI9,3980.5%
Tharon ChandlerI7,6890.4%
Andrew GerenaI5,6330.3%
Catherine WhitsonI5,1130.2%
Jeremy HearnI4,9370.2%
David Sutman Jr.I3,0870.1%
Yoshi MatthewsI3,0260.1%
James Macon IIII2,5760.1%

U.S. House

One of Tennessee's nine U.S. House races is still too close to call

Republicans have won 8 of the 9 seats so far. The 4th (Broderick D vs. DesJarlais R) is separated by 280 votes. It hasn't been called.

  • Republican
  • Democrat

Added across all nine districts, Republican House candidates won 55.0% of the two-party vote, down from 65.4% in 2022 and 60.2% in 2018. These numbers aren't comparable district by district with earlier years: the legislature redrew the map in May 2026 and split Memphis among three districts.

Every district

1st DistrictR win

Diana Harshbarger (inc.)141,117 · 69.6%
Kristi Burke61,682 · 30.4%

Votes cast 202,799 · lead of 79,435

2nd DistrictR win

Tim Burchett (inc.)144,892 · 58.4%
Michaela Barnett103,311 · 41.6%

Votes cast 248,203 · lead of 41,581

3rd DistrictR win

Chuck Fleischmann (inc.)136,110 · 58.9%
Anna Golladay95,051 · 41.1%

Votes cast 231,161 · lead of 41,059

4th DistrictCounting

Victoria Broderick95,585 · 50.1%
Scott DesJarlais (inc.)95,305 · 49.9%

Votes cast 190,890 · lead of 280

5th DistrictR win

Charlie Hatcher110,408 · 52.5%
Chaz Molder99,841 · 47.5%

Votes cast 210,249 · lead of 10,567

6th DistrictR win

Johnny Garrett120,950 · 51.7%
Mike Croley113,177 · 48.3%

Votes cast 234,127 · lead of 7,773

7th DistrictR win

Matt Van Epps (inc.)121,100 · 51.1%
Darden Copeland115,867 · 48.9%

Votes cast 236,967 · lead of 5,233

8th DistrictR win

David Kustoff (inc.)114,045 · 52.7%
Heidi Kuhn102,406 · 47.3%

Votes cast 216,451 · lead of 11,639

9th DistrictR win

Brent Taylor111,968 · 50.6%
Justin Pearson109,429 · 49.4%

Votes cast 221,397 · lead of 2,539

Show the numbers
DistrictCandidatesVotesShareMargin
1stDiana Harshbarger*Kristi Burke141,11761,68267.4%29.5%R+39.2
2ndTim Burchett*Michaela Barnett144,892103,31157.7%41.2%R+16.8
3rdChuck Fleischmann*Anna Golladay136,11095,05157.6%40.2%R+17.8
4th (not called)Victoria BroderickScott DesJarlais*95,58595,30548.9%48.7%D+0.1
5thCharlie HatcherChaz Molder110,40899,84151.7%46.7%R+5.0
6thJohnny GarrettMike Croley120,950113,17750.8%47.5%R+3.3
7thMatt Van Epps*Darden Copeland121,100115,86750.3%48.1%R+2.2
8thDavid Kustoff*Heidi Kuhn114,045102,40651.6%46.4%R+5.4
9thBrent TaylorJustin Pearson111,968109,42949.6%48.5%R+1.1

All 116 state legislative races

Each race shows the candidates and votes, plus total votes cast compared with the last time the seat was on the ballot: 2022 for state Senate seats, and 2022 (the last midterm) and 2024 for state House seats. Districts are the same in all three years.

Showing 99 of 99 state House races.

District 1Unopposed

Jessica Means13,227
VotesRD
202613,22713,227—
202213,37013,370—
202424,29624,296—

Votes cast −1% vs. 2022, −46% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 2Unopposed

Gary Stidham14,166
VotesRD
202614,16614,166—
202215,35915,359—
202426,61926,619—

Votes cast −8% vs. 2022, −47% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 3R hold

Timothy Hill (inc.)15,151 · 76.9%
Lori Love4,563 · 23.1%
VotesRD
202619,71415,1514,563
202215,66715,667—
202430,88225,6345,248

Votes cast +26% vs. 2022, −36% vs. 2024.

District 4Unopposed

Renea Jones (inc.)14,874
VotesRD
202614,87414,874—
202214,88214,882—
202422,27822,278—

Votes cast ±0% vs. 2022, −33% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 5R hold

David Hawk (inc.)14,813 · 76.8%
Catherine Bacon4,467 · 23.2%
VotesRD
202619,28014,8134,467
202214,85214,852—
202429,93024,5475,383

Votes cast +30% vs. 2022, −36% vs. 2024.

District 6R hold

Tim Hicks (inc.)13,879 · 61.7%
Brad Batt7,947 · 35.3%
Rodger Broadwater675 · 3.0%
VotesRD
202622,50113,8797,947
202218,26313,980—
202430,88722,5318,356

Votes cast +23% vs. 2022, −27% vs. 2024.

District 7R hold

Becky Jo Alexander (inc.)11,585 · 61.8%
Sarah Jayne Della Vecchia7,154 · 38.2%
VotesRD
202618,73911,5857,154
202212,41112,411—
202426,68119,0167,665

Votes cast +51% vs. 2022, −30% vs. 2024.

District 8R hold

Jordan Henderson15,800 · 68.8%
Hilary Trudell7,150 · 31.2%
VotesRD
202622,95015,8007,150
202219,91315,7023,846
202434,27726,4507,827

Votes cast +15% vs. 2022, −33% vs. 2024.

District 9Unopposed

Gary Hicks (inc.)14,301
VotesRD
202614,30114,301—
202213,10013,100—
202425,33625,336—

Votes cast +9% vs. 2022, −44% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 10Unopposed

Rick Eldridge (inc.)13,437
VotesRD
202613,43713,437—
202212,25812,258—
202422,50522,293212

Votes cast +10% vs. 2022, −40% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 11R hold

Kenny Cody13,948 · 73.2%
Sheila McMahan4,712 · 24.7%
Larry Jeremiah Brown392 · 2.1%
VotesRD
202619,05213,9484,712
202213,52213,522—
202428,94124,4244,517

Votes cast +41% vs. 2022, −34% vs. 2024.

District 12Unopposed

Fred Atchley (inc.)12,608
VotesRD
202612,60812,608—
202215,44212,646—
202429,15123,9555,196

Votes cast −18% vs. 2022, −57% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 13D gain

Brett Windrow9,901 · 51.4%
Robert Stevens (inc.)9,345 · 48.6%
VotesRD
202619,2469,3459,901
202213,9838,6725,311
202427,06916,21010,859

Votes cast +38% vs. 2022, −29% vs. 2024.

District 14R hold

Jason Zachary (inc.)17,097 · 55.8%
Lindsay Young Honaker13,543 · 44.2%
VotesRD
202630,64017,09713,543
202225,88816,6619,227
202441,84527,12914,716

Votes cast +18% vs. 2022, −27% vs. 2024.

District 15Unopposed

Sam McKenzie (inc.)10,925
VotesRD
202610,925—10,925
202210,2092,9637,246
202418,0715,79012,281

Votes cast +7% vs. 2022, −40% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 16R hold

Michele Carringer (inc.)12,947 · 59.5%
Eliza Boles8,800 · 40.5%
VotesRD
202621,74712,9478,800
202213,85213,852—
202432,56122,3769,331

Votes cast +57% vs. 2022, −33% vs. 2024.

District 17Unopposed

Andrew Farmer (inc.)13,700
VotesRD
202613,70013,700—
202213,08513,085—
202425,04725,047—

Votes cast +5% vs. 2022, −45% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 18D gain

Bryan Goldberg14,020 · 55.0%
Elaine Davis (inc.)11,452 · 45.0%
VotesRD
202625,47211,45214,020
202221,45011,6049,846
202434,62418,61116,013

Votes cast +19% vs. 2022, −26% vs. 2024.

District 19R hold

Dave Wright (inc.)14,086 · 65.5%
Jenny Fowler7,414 · 34.5%
VotesRD
202621,50014,0867,414
202217,63013,1813,823
202427,78427,784—

Votes cast +22% vs. 2022, −23% vs. 2024.

District 20R hold

Tommy Stinnett (inc.)13,802 · 63.7%
Karen Gertz7,121 · 32.8%
Jeff "Cog" Coggin759 · 3.5%
VotesRD
202621,68213,8027,121
202214,56814,568—
202433,01624,7048,312

Votes cast +49% vs. 2022, −34% vs. 2024.

District 21Unopposed

Lowell Russell (inc.)20,778
VotesRD
202620,77820,778—
202218,44218,442—
202436,89629,9296,967

Votes cast +13% vs. 2022, −44% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 22Unopposed

Dan Howell (inc.)16,532
VotesRD
202616,53216,532—
202215,54315,543—
202432,23627,4634,773

Votes cast +6% vs. 2022, −49% vs. 2024. Uncontested, so turnout runs low.

District 23R hold

Mark Cochran (inc.)13,248 · 77.5%
Jeremy Bromwell2,846 · 16.6%
Jason Hitt1,006 · 5.9%
VotesRD
202617,10013,248—
202214,39314,393—
202429,73525,2654,470

Votes cast +19% vs. 2022, −42% vs. 2024.

District 24R hold

Kevin Raper (inc.)11,485 · 68.1%
Daniel F. Jones5,368 · 31.9%
VotesRD
202616,85311,4855,368
202212,44812,448—
202426,59520,8265,769

Votes cast +35% vs. 2022, −37% vs. 2024.

Show every race as a table
DistrictCandidatesVotesResultVotes cast 20262022Change2024
House District 1Jessica Means13,227Unopposed13,22713,370−1%24,296
House District 2Gary Stidham14,166Unopposed14,16615,359−8%26,619
House District 3Timothy Hill*Lori Love15,1514,563R hold19,71415,667+26%30,882
House District 4Renea Jones*14,874Unopposed14,87414,882±0%22,278
House District 5David Hawk*Catherine Bacon14,8134,467R hold19,28014,852+30%29,930
House District 6Tim Hicks*Brad BattRodger Broadwater13,8797,947675R hold22,50118,263+23%30,887
House District 7Becky Jo Alexander*Sarah Jayne Della Vecchia11,5857,154R hold18,73912,411+51%26,681
House District 8Jordan HendersonHilary Trudell15,8007,150R hold22,95019,913+15%34,277
House District 9Gary Hicks*14,301Unopposed14,30113,100+9%25,336
House District 10Rick Eldridge*13,437Unopposed13,43712,258+10%22,505
House District 11Kenny CodySheila McMahanLarry Jeremiah Brown13,9484,712392R hold19,05213,522+41%28,941
House District 12Fred Atchley*12,608Unopposed12,60815,442−18%29,151
House District 13Brett WindrowRobert Stevens*9,9019,345D gain19,24613,983+38%27,069
House District 14Jason Zachary*Lindsay Young Honaker17,09713,543R hold30,64025,888+18%41,845
House District 15Sam McKenzie*10,925Unopposed10,92510,209+7%18,071
House District 16Michele Carringer*Eliza Boles12,9478,800R hold21,74713,852+57%32,561
House District 17Andrew Farmer*13,700Unopposed13,70013,085+5%25,047
House District 18Bryan GoldbergElaine Davis*14,02011,452D gain25,47221,450+19%34,624
House District 19Dave Wright*Jenny Fowler14,0867,414R hold21,50017,630+22%27,784
House District 20Tommy Stinnett*Karen GertzJeff "Cog" Coggin13,8027,121759R hold21,68214,568+49%33,016
House District 21Lowell Russell*20,778Unopposed20,77818,442+13%36,896
House District 22Dan Howell*16,532Unopposed16,53215,543+6%32,236
House District 23Mark Cochran*Jeremy BromwellJason Hitt13,2482,8461,006R hold17,10014,393+19%29,735
House District 24Kevin Raper*Daniel F. Jones11,4855,368R hold16,85312,448+35%26,595
House District 25Cameron Sexton*Monica Mowdy20,4926,139R hold26,63123,745+12%36,328
House District 26Greg Martin*18,164Unopposed18,16423,545−23%39,568
House District 27Michele Reneau*Paige Quirin15,08812,999R hold28,08721,811+29%38,361
House District 28Yusuf Hakeem*Demetrus CoonrodJohnny W. Horne13,0083,4411,526D hold17,97510,521+71%23,681
House District 29Greg Vital*Ryan Scofield15,5859,606R hold25,19115,659+61%36,361
House District 30Esther Helton*Art Rymer11,61111,071R hold22,68213,616+67%32,609
House District 31Andy (Andrew) J. SwaffordMichael WoodleeRandy A SharpKeith Nolan13,7224,696321292R hold19,03116,966+12%30,333
House District 32Jack L. StocktonAli Simpson16,3856,514R hold22,89920,507+12%29,444
House District 33Rick Scarbrough*Anne Backus11,5718,631R hold20,20217,971+12%29,984
House District 34Owen T FarnsworthTim Rudd*10,7519,938D gain20,68914,969+38%29,429
House District 35William Slater*Phil Barnes12,5037,489R hold19,99213,158+52%28,535
House District 36Noah Smith13,056Unopposed13,05611,892+10%24,118
House District 37Charlie Baum*Mary A Young9,5968,536R hold18,13214,449+25%26,258
House District 38Kelly Keisling*Seth McMillan12,8882,943R hold15,83113,006+22%27,915
House District 39Iris Rudder*14,457Unopposed14,45718,516−22%32,287
House District 40Michael Hale*Daniel Hawthorne14,5924,323R hold18,91517,830+6%30,200
House District 41Ed Butler*R. Jason Goodman13,7444,268R hold18,01217,263+4%29,876
House District 42Ryan Williams*Trenton Tyler Strode13,0937,319R hold20,41212,929+58%28,666
House District 43Paul Sherrell*Samantha Petit11,6955,508R hold17,20315,258+13%23,446
House District 44William Lamberth*Latoya Holcomb14,9247,568R hold22,49217,771+27%35,067
House District 45Brian StewartMandy Cook12,5709,177R hold21,74714,432+51%32,199
House District 46Clark Boyd*Dominic Howard17,1878,951R hold26,13816,063+63%37,827
House District 47Rush Bricken*Mike Stein12,7755,503R hold18,27815,603+17%28,874
House District 48Bryan Terry*Matt Ferry11,8499,694R hold21,54317,233+25%20,555
House District 49Constance G CashaMike Sparks*10,4178,498D gain18,91513,016+45%26,853
House District 50Bo Mitchell*15,478Unopposed15,47812,086+28%30,749
House District 51Aftyn Behn*22,630Unopposed22,63017,661+28%33,017
House District 52Justin Jones*Michele VetterMartez Coleman11,9222,763247D hold14,9328,596+74%19,474
House District 53Jason Powell*13,501Unopposed13,50113,627−1%22,419
House District 54Vincent Dixie*19,690Unopposed19,69013,955+41%22,893
House District 55John Clemmons*Jayla Thomas10,8561,918D hold12,7747,551+69%13,388
House District 56Robert Freeman Sr.*20,492Unopposed20,49217,352+18%25,690
House District 57Susan Lynn*Matt Burchfield16,32312,189R hold28,51215,907+79%39,935
House District 58Harold Love*15,710Unopposed15,71010,426+51%19,027
House District 59Mark ProctorBill Hancock18,37213,571D hold31,94329,597+8%25,812
House District 60Shaundelle Brooks*Eva Angelina Romero15,0808,517D hold23,59718,606+27%31,016
House District 61Gino Bulso*Becca Ripley16,70712,508R hold29,21525,377+15%41,234
House District 62Pat Marsh*Brieanna L Akers13,5275,243R hold18,77013,496+39%26,110
House District 63Jake McCalmon*Laura Andreson18,76011,991R hold30,75124,069+28%42,100
House District 64Scott Cepicky*Craig D'Apolito15,3649,305R hold24,66921,327+16%35,488
House District 65Lee Reeves*Julian Herbert Pierre-Griffin18,55211,067R hold29,61918,484+60%40,737
House District 66Sabi Kumar*Tamara Bavendam14,8927,626R hold22,51814,554+55%32,538
House District 67Ronnie Glynn*Chris Lanier9,7545,739D hold15,49311,381+36%21,979
House District 68Aron Maberry*Garfield Scott14,15210,318R hold24,47018,970+29%34,199
House District 69Jody Barrett*Rachael Murray13,0945,053R hold18,14716,020+13%23,839
House District 70Clay Doggett*Rayanne Moos14,7494,244R hold18,99314,147+34%30,427
House District 71Kip Capley*Matt Day15,3925,429R hold20,82117,849+17%31,460
House District 72Kirk Haston*14,343Unopposed14,34314,780−3%25,924
House District 73Chris Todd*13,700Unopposed13,70018,976−28%24,238
House District 74Jay Reedy*14,630Unopposed14,63014,328+2%24,464
House District 75Allie PhillipsMichael Lankford*7,8226,396D gain14,2186,851+108%20,394
House District 76Tandy Darby*13,927Unopposed13,92716,014−13%25,319
House District 77Rusty Grills*Erin Jerrod Reid11,4423,356R hold14,79812,785+16%20,457
House District 78Perry KeenanHillary Capes-Gwinn13,4607,530R hold20,99017,770+18%31,948
House District 79Brock Martin*Kirk D Carter11,5373,801R hold15,33815,546−1%21,658
House District 80Andrea Bond-JohnsonJulian McTizic9,1805,404D hold14,5848,724+67%19,983
House District 81Brett A. Giannini12,980Unopposed12,98014,982−13%23,789
House District 82Chris Hurt*12,157Unopposed12,15712,181±0%20,007
House District 83Mark White*Margaret Price13,23812,903R hold26,14117,231+52%34,398
House District 84Matthew Szalaj10,900Unopposed10,9007,338+49%13,785
House District 85Jesse Chism*20,557Unopposed20,55713,988+47%23,740
House District 86Justin Pearson*13,515Unopposed13,51510,950+23%20,048
House District 87Karen Camper*Reggie William Hall11,5161,265D hold12,7817,881+62%13,669
House District 88Larry Miller*13,129Unopposed13,1299,178+43%20,732
House District 89Justin Lafferty*Randy Debord13,66311,088R hold24,75119,431+27%35,653
House District 90Gloria Johnson*12,928Unopposed12,92814,635−12%16,372
House District 91Torrey Harris*14,186Unopposed14,18610,630+33%17,049
House District 92Todd Warner*Teri Mai13,5128,085R hold21,59718,299+18%33,655
House District 93John BradleyMitchell MorrisonBrandon WashingtonCalvin LacyTommy Brewington2,052352124421D hold2,5717,359−65%15,318
House District 94Ron Gant*Francine Johnson16,9246,745R hold23,66917,528+35%33,231
House District 95Kevin Vaughan*18,483Unopposed18,48324,032−23%27,790
House District 96Telisa Franklin14,941Unopposed14,94110,273+45%19,055
House District 97Jesse HusethJohn Gillespie*13,89510,502D gain24,39721,302+15%31,660
House District 98Antonio Parkinson*13,175Unopposed13,1758,432+56%20,758
House District 99Tom Leatherwood*William Mouzon15,0038,655R hold23,65817,374+36%33,534
Senate District 1Adam Lowe*40,401Unopposed40,40146,209−13%
Senate District 3Rusty Crowe*39,006Unopposed39,00652,336−25%
Senate District 5Jimmy MatlockDavid R. Miller41,48326,347R hold67,83043,402+56%
Senate District 7Richard Briggs*Bryan Langan33,49830,044R hold63,54252,819+20%
Senate District 9Steve Southerland*41,139Unopposed41,13947,174−13%
Senate District 11Bo Watson*Tim Roberts41,39536,789R hold78,18445,593+71%
Senate District 13Dawn White*Angela Evans Wynn33,42430,981R hold64,40549,363+30%
Senate District 15Paul Bailey*47,612Unopposed47,61245,978+4%
Senate District 17Mark Pody*Lindsey Patrick-Wright38,46634,517R hold72,98339,381+85%
Senate District 19Charlane Oliver*46,773Unopposed46,77336,622+28%
Senate District 21Jeff Yarbro*46,432Unopposed46,43243,099+8%
Senate District 23Kerry Roberts*David Lee Marcum43,19618,947R hold62,14343,126+44%
Senate District 25Eddie Lee Jackson*35,953Unopposed35,95345,044−20%
Senate District 27Jack Johnson*David A Hardy55,81635,465R hold91,28155,443+65%
Senate District 29Raumesh Akbari*41,625Unopposed41,62530,204+38%
Senate District 31Brent Taylor*David Weatherspoon38,00435,234R hold73,23868,330+7%
Senate District 33London Lamar*39,468Unopposed39,46830,555+29%

Constitutional amendments

All three amendments pass easily

  • Amendment 1: Remove Right to Bail for Certain Criminal Offenses · Passed · No won in Davidson County; yes won in 93 counties. Highest: Campbell, 83.6%67.1% yes · 1,323,704
  • Amendment 2: Prohibit State Property Taxes · Passed · No won in Davidson County; yes won in 93 counties. Highest: Campbell, 80.0%66.7% yes · 1,327,075
  • Amendment 3: Marsy's Law Crime Victims Rights · Passed · Yes won in 94 counties. Highest: Pickett, 87.8%76.0% yes · 1,519,255

To pass, an amendment needs more yes votes than no votes and more yes votes than half of all votes cast for governor, 1,049,988 this year. The weakest got 1,323,704 yes votes, 273,717 more than that bar.

To see the amendment vote by county, use the Amendment buttons on the county map at the top of the page.

Show the numbers
AmendmentYesNoYes %Counties won by yes
Amendment 1: Remove Right to Bail for Certain Criminal Offenses Amendment1,323,704649,39367.1%93 of 95
Amendment 2: Prohibit State Property Taxes Amendment1,327,075662,75166.7%93 of 95
Amendment 3: Marsy's Law Crime Victims Rights Amendment1,519,255479,27376.0%94 of 95
Show the vote by county
CountyAmendment 1 yesAmendment 2 yesAmendment 3 yesVotes on Amendment 3
Anderson70.1%69.1%77.8%22,985
Bedford75.6%72.1%81.3%12,307
Benton78.4%76.6%85.0%4,479
Bledsoe81.1%79.8%87.1%4,154
Blount74.2%74.3%81.2%44,009
Bradley75.7%73.7%83.3%27,980
Campbell83.6%80.0%87.4%7,841
Cannon74.6%73.6%83.2%4,030
Carroll76.0%75.9%82.2%6,568
Carter73.8%69.9%79.2%13,977
Cheatham71.9%72.6%81.0%13,650
Chester76.2%77.7%84.1%4,370
Claiborne79.2%74.6%86.5%8,098
Clay81.1%75.7%84.4%1,900
Cocke79.6%74.4%85.6%8,865
Coffee76.2%76.4%83.4%15,233
Crockett74.7%74.3%80.9%3,358
Cumberland79.5%76.0%85.2%23,011
Davidson48.9%49.9%61.1%218,079
DeKalb76.8%74.1%83.4%5,037
Decatur75.0%77.6%84.0%3,183
Dickson74.5%76.1%82.9%15,371
Dyer75.4%71.4%80.7%8,223
Fayette71.4%67.3%76.7%16,516
Fentress80.8%77.9%86.1%5,387
Franklin74.0%71.6%80.7%11,784
Gibson73.1%70.7%79.1%12,013
Giles77.2%72.4%82.4%7,951
Grainger79.2%79.4%87.2%6,035
Greene72.3%76.8%82.4%18,866
Grundy76.0%74.1%83.2%3,273
Hamblen67.5%70.3%80.8%14,963
Hamilton62.2%64.3%73.7%117,995
Hancock74.6%78.8%87.0%1,417
Hardeman62.5%60.4%69.3%6,079
Hardin80.5%79.2%85.1%7,003
Hawkins68.9%72.5%80.4%14,189
Haywood56.9%53.3%60.5%4,487
Henderson71.9%76.2%82.3%6,584
Henry79.1%74.4%84.3%8,901
Hickman77.9%77.5%86.2%6,074
Houston78.7%79.1%86.3%2,241
Humphreys79.6%76.2%83.6%4,965
Jackson76.4%74.7%82.7%3,141
Jefferson75.2%73.7%83.9%15,033
Johnson78.4%70.8%81.3%3,726
Knox61.8%63.6%73.5%153,278
Lake76.8%72.2%81.1%1,070
Lauderdale70.2%64.2%75.0%5,120
Lawrence79.8%76.9%84.4%11,026
Lewis77.9%75.8%82.8%3,542
Lincoln78.6%79.2%83.4%9,472
Loudon77.1%78.9%84.3%23,418
Macon82.1%79.7%86.9%5,166
Madison63.3%64.0%71.8%26,516
Marion77.2%74.4%82.2%8,198
Marshall74.5%72.0%80.4%9,814
Maury73.8%74.1%81.8%34,269
McMinn80.0%77.4%84.9%13,453
McNairy78.4%78.9%85.4%6,873
Meigs80.3%73.4%84.7%3,516
Monroe81.2%79.3%86.8%13,050
Montgomery67.7%64.2%76.6%54,843
Moore80.4%78.0%85.7%2,216
Morgan79.6%79.8%86.7%4,691
Obion77.1%75.9%81.8%7,331
Overton77.4%75.2%83.2%6,020
Perry78.0%75.7%84.5%2,020
Pickett82.2%77.2%87.8%1,708
Polk79.5%77.5%85.3%4,802
Putnam71.3%69.7%78.3%22,368
Rhea———0
Roane72.9%75.8%82.6%17,130
Robertson73.9%71.8%81.3%22,084
Rutherford64.1%63.0%73.6%97,706
Scott79.1%72.7%83.6%3,867
Sequatchie78.8%78.2%85.0%4,614
Sevier77.4%78.3%85.6%25,448
Shelby59.4%57.3%70.6%246,662
Smith78.2%77.1%85.2%5,341
Stewart81.3%79.3%87.6%4,237
Sullivan74.0%74.9%82.0%44,882
Sumner69.1%68.9%76.5%62,654
Tipton77.2%72.1%82.4%15,800
Trousdale74.2%68.7%80.4%2,552
Unicoi75.4%71.9%79.3%4,916
Union78.5%74.5%85.7%4,535
Van Buren74.2%74.0%84.0%2,028
Warren73.5%71.4%80.2%9,507
Washington66.4%66.0%73.5%40,102
Wayne79.4%78.0%84.8%3,475
Weakley76.3%76.5%83.0%8,398
White80.4%79.1%87.1%7,732
Williamson69.5%71.3%77.5%100,319
Wilson70.7%73.0%80.4%55,428

About this data

2026 results come from the Associated Press via NBC News and are unofficial until the state certifies them. They will change as counties finish counting and certify. Amendment results, statewide and by county, are AP numbers from the New York Times results feed, because NBC News carries county results for only one of the three. State legislative results come from MultiState, which draws on the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State's own results site, sos.tn.gov, is the official source.

2018 to 2024 results come from county-level results compiled by OpenElections from Secretary of State records. They match the state's certified statewide totals. Adult population figures are the U.S. Census Bureau's.