Voter Guide

What's on My Ballot in Tennessee

On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Tennessee elects a governor, a United States senator, all nine members of Congress, 17 state senators and all 99 state representatives. Find yours below: every race on your county’s ballot, with every name the state certified.

Your ballot

Every race on your ballot, with every name

Enter your ZIP code, choose your county, or tap it on the map.

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Is a state Senate race on your ballot?

Only the odd-numbered Tennessee Senate districts are up in 2026. Tap a county for its whole ballot.

State Senate race this year
No state Senate race this year

Districts: the Tennessee General Assembly's maps, including the May 2026 congressional lines

Your county’s ballot shows here

Every race, every name the state certified, and a link to each race. Start with your ZIP code above, or tap your county on the map.

The ballot in numbers

What Tennessee is voting on

127
Races on the ballot

Governor, one US Senate seat, 9 US House seats, 17 state Senate seats and 99 state House seats.

267
Names on Tennessee ballots

Every candidate the state certified, independents included.

43
Seats with one name or none

Where only one candidate qualified, there is no opponent on the ballot.

40 of 95
Counties with a state Senate race

Only the odd-numbered Senate districts are up in 2026.

Both parties have a nominee in 78 of the 127 races.

Statewide

On every Tennessee ballot

The August 6, 2026 primaries set the party nominees, and independent candidates who qualified by petition appear alongside them.

StatewideGovernor
  • Marsha BlackburnRepublican
  • Jerri GreenDemocratic
  • and 13 independents
Every candidateStatewideUS Senate
  • Bill HagertyRepublican
  • Marquita BradshawDemocratic
  • and 8 independents
Who is running

Also on every Tennessee ballot: three constitutional amendments

Each is a yes-or-no question listed right after the governor’s race. Read all three, word for word, and how they pass.

Key dates for the November 3, 2026 Tennessee general election
WhatWhen
Voter registration deadlineClosed
Absentee ballot request deadlineClosed
Early votingOpen now · 2 voting days left, counting today through
Election DayIn 6 days

How districts work

Why your neighbor’s ballot can differ from yours

  • United States House. All nine seats. Tennessee redrew its congressional lines in May 2026, so your district may not be the one you voted in last time.
  • Tennessee Senate, odd-numbered districts only. Senators serve staggered four-year terms, so about half the chamber is up each cycle. 55 of the 95 counties have no state Senate race this year.
  • Tennessee House of Representatives. All 99 districts. Every voter has a state House race.
  • Local races and referendums. Some counties and cities hold elections on the same day. Your county election commission publishes the complete ballot for your precinct.

Every county

County-to-district lookup

Show the districts on all 95 counties’ ballots

Tap a district for everyone running, or a county for its voting guide. A county listed under more than one district is split between them.

Tennessee counties and the districts on their November 3, 2026 ballot
CountyU.S. HouseState SenateState House
Anderson3rd5th33rd and 41st
Bedford9thNone this year62nd
Benton5thNone this year74th
Bledsoe4thNone this year31st
Blount2ndNone this year8th and 20th
Bradley3rd1st22nd and 24th
Campbell2nd and 6thNone this year36th
Cannon4thNone this year40th
Carroll8thNone this year76th and 79th
Carter1st3rd3rd and 4th
Cheatham7th23rd78th
Chester8thNone this year72nd
Claiborne2ndNone this year9th and 36th
Clay6thNone this year38th
Cocke1st9th11th
Coffee4thNone this year47th
Crockett8th25th82nd
Cumberland6th15th25th
Davidson4th, 6th and 7th17th, 19th and 21st50th, 51st, 52nd, 53rd, 54th, 55th, 56th, 58th, 59th and 60th
Decatur8th25th72nd
DeKalb6thNone this year40th
Dickson7th23rd69th and 78th
Dyer5th25th77th
Fayette8th and 9thNone this year94th
Fentress6thNone this year38th and 41st
Franklin4thNone this year39th
Gibson8thNone this year79th and 82nd
Giles9thNone this year70th
Grainger2ndNone this year10th
Greene1st9th5th
Grundy4thNone this year47th
Hamblen1st9th10th and 11th
Hamilton3rd11th26th, 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th
Hancock1stNone this year9th
Hardeman9thNone this year80th and 94th
Hardin9thNone this year71st and 72nd
Hawkins1stNone this year3rd and 9th
Haywood8thNone this year80th and 81st
Henderson8th25th72nd and 79th
Henry5thNone this year74th and 76th
Hickman5th23rd69th
Houston5thNone this year74th
Humphreys5th23rd74th
Jackson6th15th40th
Jefferson1st and 2ndNone this year11th and 17th
Johnson1st3rd3rd
Knox2nd5th and 7th14th, 15th, 16th, 18th, 19th, 89th and 90th
Lake5th25th77th
Lauderdale5thNone this year82nd
Lawrence9thNone this year70th and 71st
Lewis5thNone this year69th
Lincoln9thNone this year62nd and 70th
Loudon2nd5th21st and 32nd
Macon7thNone this year38th
Madison8th25th73rd and 80th
Marion4thNone this year39th
Marshall9thNone this year92nd
Maury5th and 9thNone this year64th and 71st
McMinn3rd1st23rd
McNairy9thNone this year94th
Meigs3rd1st22nd
Monroe3rdNone this year21st and 23rd
Montgomery5th and 7th23rd67th, 68th and 75th
Moore9thNone this year62nd
Morgan6thNone this year41st
Obion5thNone this year77th and 82nd
Overton6thNone this year41st
Perry8th25th72nd
Pickett6thNone this year38th
Polk3rdNone this year22nd
Putnam6th15th25th and 42nd
Rhea3rd and 6th1st31st
Roane3rdNone this year32nd and 41st
Robertson7th23rd66th
Rutherford4th and 9th13th13th, 34th, 37th, 48th and 49th
Scott6thNone this year38th
Sequatchie4thNone this year31st
Sevier1st9th12th and 17th
Shelby5th, 8th and 9th29th, 31st and 33rd83rd, 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, 88th, 91st, 93rd, 95th, 96th, 97th, 98th and 99th
Smith6th15th40th
Stewart5thNone this year74th
Sullivan1stNone this year1st, 2nd and 3rd
Sumner6th and 7thNone this year35th, 44th and 45th
Tipton5th and 8thNone this year81st
Trousdale7thNone this year35th
Unicoi1st9th4th
Union2ndNone this year36th
Van Buren4th15th31st
Warren4thNone this year43rd
Washington1st3rd6th and 7th
Wayne9thNone this year71st
Weakley5thNone this year76th
White6th15th43rd
Williamson5th and 9th27th61st, 63rd, 65th and 92nd
Wilson6th17th40th, 46th and 57th
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Common questions

What races are on the Tennessee ballot in November 2026?

Statewide: governor and one United States Senate seat. By district: all nine United States House seats, the odd-numbered Tennessee Senate districts, and all Tennessee House of Representatives districts. Counties and cities may add local races and referendums.

Why is there no state Senate race on my ballot?

Tennessee staggers its state Senate terms, so only half the chamber is elected each cycle. In 2026 the odd-numbered Senate districts are on the ballot. If your county sits entirely within even-numbered districts, no state Senate seat appears on your ballot this year.

How do I find out which districts I live in?

The Secretary of State voter lookup tool at tnmap.tn.gov/voterlookup returns your districts and polling place from your address. Tennessee also redrew its congressional district boundaries in May 2026, so confirm your United States House district even if you have not moved.

How do I see a sample ballot before I vote?

Your county election commission publishes sample ballots ahead of each election, because ballots vary by precinct within a county. Contact your county election commission or check its website.

More voting information

Sources

Dates on this page were verified against the Tennessee Secretary of State on October 15, 2026. Check the state election calendar.