My party abbreviation guide is here.
Tennessee is the 10th most Republican state, voting 13.84% more Republican than the nation as a whole.
Based on election data since 2000, Tennessee is trending Republican (23.28% more Republican than 2000).
The current Cook Partisan Voting Index for Tennessee is R+14.42.
U.S. Senate (Class 1)
Marsha Blackburn (R) is up for re-election in 2024.
U.S. Senate (Class 2)
Bill Hagerty (R) is up for re-election in 2026.
U.S. House
District 1
Diana Harshbarger (R-inc) vs. Cameron Parsons (D), Richard Baker (I), Ahmed Makrom (I)
District 2
Tim Burchett (R-inc) vs. Mark Harmon (D)
District 3
Chuck Fleischmann (R-inc) vs. Meg Gorman (D), Thomas Rumba (I), Rick Tyler (I)
District 4
Scott DesJarlais (R-inc) vs. Russell Steele (D), Clyde Benson (I), Tharon Chandler (I), David Jones (I), Joseph Magyer (I), Mike Winton (I)
District 5
Heidi Campbell (D) vs. Andy Ogles (R), Derrick Brantley (I), Daniel Cooper (I), Rich Shannon (I)
Analysis: Jim Cooper (D) is retiring after legislative Republicans cracked Nashville, making this district dramatically more Republican.
Outlook: Strong Ogles (Republican gain)
District 6
John Rose (R-inc) vs. Randal Cooper (D)
District 7
Mark Green (R-inc) vs. Odessa Kelly (D), Steven J. Hooper (I)
District 8
David Kustoff (R-inc) vs. Lynnette Williams (D), James Hart (I), Ronnie Henley (I)
District 9
Steve Cohen (D-inc) vs. Charlotte Bergmann (R), Dennis Clark (I), Paul Cook (I), George Flinn (I)
State Elections
Governor
Bill Lee (R-inc) vs. Jason Martin (D), Constance Every (I), John Gentry (I), Basil Marceaux (I), Alfred O’Neil (I), Deborah Rouse (I), Michael Scantland (I), Rick Tyler (I), Charles Van Morgan (I)
Outlook: Solid Lee (R) (Republican hold)
State Legislature
| Chamber | Control | GOP | DEM | Others |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senate | ||||
| House |