Tennessee election results, 2026
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
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State legislature
Democrats gain seats in the state House; Republicans keep both supermajorities
Seats that changed hands
Governor's race compared with 2022 and 2018
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Full results
Blackburn wins the governor's race without a majority
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Hagerty wins a second term
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U.S. House
U.S. House results by district
Every district
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Every state legislative race
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.
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Constitutional amendments
All three amendments pass easily
To see the amendment vote by county, use the Amendment buttons on the county map at the top of the page.
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About this data
2026 results are unofficial and come from the Associated Press via NBC News, as of , with about 99% of the expected vote counted. 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.
U.S. House districts were redrawn in May 2026, so 2026 district results can't be compared with earlier years. Statewide House totals add every district's votes.
Unofficial 2026 results as of . Sources: Associated Press via NBC News and the New York Times; MultiState; OpenElections; Tennessee Secretary of State; U.S. Census Bureau.