Tennessee Elections
Rating is 1-5. 5 rating is the highest. 1 rating is the lowest.
President of the United States
Donald John Trump (Republican) Rating 4
Joseph Biden (Democrat) Rating 1
Tennessee U. S. Senators
General election candidates
Marquita Bradshaw (Democratic Party) rating 1
Bill Hagerty (Republican Party) rating 4
U. S. House of Representatives
District 1
General election candidates
Blair Walsingham (Democratic Party) rating 1
Diana Harshbarger (Republican Party) rating 4
District 2
General election candidates
Tim Burchett (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 5
Renee Hoyos (Democratic Party) rating 1
Matthew Campbell (Independent) rating 1
District 3
General election candidates
Charles J. Fleischmann (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 4
Meg Gorman (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 4
General election candidates
Scott DesJarlais (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 5
Christopher Hale (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 5
General election candidates
Jim Cooper (Incumbent) (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 6
General election candidates
John Rose (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 4
Christopher Finley (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 7
General election candidates
Mark Green (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 4
Kiran Sreepada (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 8
General election candidates
David Kustoff (Incumbent) (Republican Party) rating 5
Erika Stotts Pearson (Democratic Party) rating 1
District 9
General election candidates
Charlotte Bergmann. (Republican) Rating 4
Steve Cohen (Democrat) (incumbent) Rating 1
Tennessee House of Representatives
District 1
John Crawford (Republican) Rating 4
District 2
Arvil Love Jr. (Democrat) Rating 1
Bud Hulsey (Republican) Rating 4
District 3
Scotty Campbell (Republican) Rating 4
District 4
Bobby Harrell (Democrat) Rating 1
John Holsclaw Jr. (Republican) Rating 3
District 5
David Hawk (Republican) Rating 4
District 6
Brad Batt (Democrat) Rating 1
Tim Hicks (Republican) Rating 4
District 7
Rebecca Alexander &
District 8
Jay Clark (Democrat) Rating 1
Jerome Moon (Republican) Rating 4
District 9
Gary Hicks (Republican) Rating 4
District 10
Rick Eldridge (Republican) Rating 3
District 11
Jeremy Faison (Republican) Rating 4
District 12
Bennett Lapides (Democrat) Rating 1
Dale Carr (Republican) Rating 3
District 13
Gloria Johnson (Democrat) Rating 1
Elaine Davis (Republican) Rating 3
District 14
Justin Davis (Democrat) Rating 2
Jason Zachary (Republican) Rating 4
District 15
Troy Jones (Independent) Rating 2
Sam McKenzie (Democrat) Rating 1
District 16
Elizabeth Rowland (Democrat) Rating 2
Michele Carringer (Republican) Rating 4
District 17
Delynn McCash (Democrat) Rating 1
Andrew Farmer (Republican) Rating 4
District 18
Virginia Couch (Democrat) Rating 1
Eddie Mannis (Republican) Rating 2
District 19
Dave Wright (Republican) Rating 4
District 20
Susan Sneed (Democrat) Rating 2
Robert Ramsey (Republican) Rating 5
District 21
Lowell Russell (Republican) Rating 4
District 22
Dan Howell (Republican) Rating 4
District 23
Mark Cochran (Republican) Rating 4
David G. E. Frankhouser (Independent) Rating 3
District 24
Yahweh Yahweh (Democrat) Rating 1
John Stevens (Republican) Rating 4
District 25
Robyn Deck (Democrat) Rating 1
Cameron Sexton (Republican) Rating 4
District 26
Joan Farrell (Democrat) Rating 1
Robin Smith (Republican) Rating 4
District 27
Patsy Hazlewood (Republican) Rating 4
District 28
Yusuf Hakeem (Democrat) Rating 2
District 29
Mike Carter (Republican) Rating 4
District 30
Joseph Udeaja (Democrat) Rating 1
Esther Helton (Republican) Rating 4
District 31
Dean Sparks (Democrat) Rating 1
Ron Travis (Republican) Rating 5
District 32
Kent Calfee (Republican) Rating 4
District 33
John Ragan (Republican) Rating 4
District 34
Mary Vaughn (Democrat) Rating 1
Tim Rudd (Republican) Rating 4
District 35
Jerry Sexton (Republican) Rating 4
District 36
CJ Mitchell (Democrat) Rating 1
Dennis Powers (Republican) Rating 3
District 37
Mariah Phillips (Democrat) Rating 1
Charlie Baum (Republican) Rating 4
District 38
Carol Veneá Abney (Democrat) Rating 2
Kelly Keisling (Republican) Rating 4
District 39
Iris Rudder (Republican) Rating 4
District 40
Terri Lynn Weaver (Republican) Rating 5
Paddy Sizemore (Independent) Rating 2
District 41
John Windle (Democrat) Rating 1
District 42
Ryan Williams (Republican) Rating 4
District 43
Paul Sherrell (Republican) Rating 4
Luke Cameron (Independent) Rating 2
District 44
William Lamberth (Republican) Rating 5
District 45
Johnny Garrett (Republican) Rating 4
District 46
Clark Boyd (Republican) Rating 4
District 47
Rush Bricken (Republican) Rating 4
District 48
Matt Ferry (Democrat) Rating 1
Bryan Terry (Republican) Rating 5
District 49
Brandon Thomas (Democrat) Rating 2
Mike Sparks (Republican) Rating 4
District 50
Bo Mitchell (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 51
Bill Beck (Democrat) Rating 1
District 52
Mike Stewart (Democrat) Rating 1
Donna Tees (Republican) Rating 5
District 53
Jason Powell (Republican) Rating 5
District 54
Vincent Dixie (Democrat) Rating 1
District 55
John Ray Clemmons (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 56
Bob Freeman (Democrat) Rating 1
Diane Canada (Republican) Rating 4
District 57
Susan Lynn (Republican) Rating 5
Tom Sottek (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 58
Harold Love (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 59
Jason Potts (Democrat) Rating 1
District 60
Darren Jernigan (Democrat) Rating 1
Grant Medeiros (Republican) 5
District 61
Sam Bledsoe (Democrat) Rating 1
Brandon Ogles (Republican) Rating 5
District 62
Pat Marsh (Republican) Rating 5
District 63
Elizabeth Madeira (Democrat) Rating 2
Glen Casada (Republican) Rating 5
District 64
James Campbell (Democrat) Rating 1 &n
Scott Cepicky (Republican) Rating 4
District 65
Jennifer Foley (Democrat) Rating 1
Sam Whitson (Republican) Rating 5
District 66
Jarvus Turnley (Democrat) Rating 1
Sabi Kumar (Republican) Rating 5
District 67
Jason Hodges (Democrat) Rating 1
John Dawson (Republican) Rating 3.5
District 68
Curtis Johnson (Republican) Rating 4
District 69
Eddie Johnson (Democrat) Rating 1
Michael Curcio (Republican) Rating 3.5
District 70
Clay Doggett (Republican) Rating 5
District 71
David Byrd (Republican) Rating 4
Austin Carroll (Democrat) Rating 1
District 72
Kirk Haston (Republican) Rating 4
District 73
Chris Todd (Republican) Rating 4
District 74
Jay Reedy (Republican) Rating 4
District 75
Bruce Griffey (Republican) Rating 5
James Hart (Democrat) Rating 1
District 76
Jeffrey Washburn (Independent) Rating 2
Tandy Darby (Republican) Rating 4
District 77
Rusty Grills (Republican) Rating 4
District 78
Holly Spann (Democrat) Rating 1
Mary Littleton (Republican) Rating 5
District 79
Curtis Halford (Republican) Rating 5
District 80
Johnny Shaw (Democrat) Rating 2
District 81
Debra Moody (Republican) Rating 4
District 82
Andrea Bond-Johnson (Democrat) Rating 1
Chris Hurt (Republican) Rating 4
District 83
Jerri Green (Democrat) Rating 1.5
Mark White (Republican) Rating 5
District 84
Joe Towns Jr. (Republican) Rating 2
District 85
Jesse Chism (Democrat) Rating 1
Alvin Crook (Republican) Rating 4
District 86
Rob White (Republican) Rating 5
Barbara Cooper (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 87
Karen Camper (Democrat) Rat
District 88
Larry J. Miller (Democrat) Rating 1
District 89
Justin Lafferty (Republican) Rating 5
Greg Mills (Democrat) Rating 1
District 90
Torrey Harris (Democrat) Rating 1
John J. Deberry Jr. (Independent) Rating 3
District 91
London Lamar (Democrat) Rating 1
District 92
Todd Warner (Republican) Rating 4
District 93
G.A. Hardaway (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 94
Ron M. Gant (Republican) Rating 4
District 95
Lynnette Williams (Republican) Rating 5
Kevin Vaughan (Democrat) Rating 1
District 96
Dwayne Thompson (Democrat) Rating 1
Patricia Possel (Republican) Rating 5
District 97
John Gillespie (Republican) Rating 5
Gabby Salinas (Democrat) Rating 1
District 98
Antonio Parkinson (Democrat) Rating 1.5
District 99
Tom Leatherwood (Republican) Rating 5
Tennessee State Senate
Senate District 2
Republican: Art Swann (incumbent). Rating 4
Senate District 4
Republican: Jon Lundberg (incumbent). Rating 4
Democrat: Amber Riddle. Rating 2
Senate District 6
Republican: Becky Duncan Massey (incumbent). Rating 4
Democrat: Sam Brown, Jane George. Rating 1
Senate District 8
Republican: Frank Niceley (incumbent). Rating 5
Senate District 10
Republican: Todd Gardenhire (incumbent). Rating 4
Democrat: Glenn Scruggs. rating 1
Senate District 12
Republican: Ken Yager (incumbent). rating 4
Senate District 14
Republican: Shane Reeves (incumbent). Rating 5
Democrat: Chase Clemons. rating 1
Senate District 16
Republican: Janice Bowling (incumbent). Rating 4
Democrat: Sheila Younglove. Rating 1.5
Senate District 18
Republican: Ferrell Haile (incumbent). Rating 5
Independent: John Gentry. Rating 1
Senate District 20
Republican: Steve Dickerson (incumbent). Rating 2
Democrat: Heidi Campbell. Rating 1
Senate District 22
Republican: Bill Powers (incumbent) Rating 5
Democrat: Ronnie Glynn. Rating 1
Senate District 24
Republican: John Stevens (incumbent) Rating 4
Independent: Yahweh Yahweh. Rating 2
Senate District 26
Incumbent Dolores Gresham not seeking re-election
Republican: Page Walley. Rating 5
Democrat: Civil Miller-Watkins. Rating 1
Senate District 28
Republican: Joey Hensley (incumbent). Rating 2
Independent: James Gray. Rating 1
Senate District 30
Democrat: Sara Kyle (incumbent) Rating 1
Senate District 32
Republican: Paul Rose (incumbent). Rating 4
Democrat: Julie Ashworth. Rating 1
Judges
(Rating from 1-10— 10 is highest)
Fairview, Tennessee Municipal Court Judge Shawn P. Sirgo Nonpartisan Rating 7
Fairview, Tennessee Municipal Court Judge Shannon L. Crutcher Nonpartisan Rating 8
Tennessee Circuit Court Judge, Divison II, District 15 Doug Englen Republican Rating 4.5
Tennessee Circuit Court Judge, Divison II, District 15 Bill Powers Republican Rating 4
Tennessee Rutherford/Cannon Counties, Circuit Court Judge, Division IV, District 16 Noelle Bivens Democratic Rating 2
Tennessee Rutherford/Cannon Counties, Circuit Court Judge, Division IV, District 16 Christopher J. Hale Democratic Rating 5