Meet the Democrats running for state and federal offices
Tennessee Governor
The Governor is the head of the executive branch of Tennessee's state government, proposing the budget, signing bills into law, and managing state programs that impact schools, roads, healthcare, and emergency services.
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Jerri Green
Public defender, Memphis City Councilmember, former deputy chief of staff to the mayor
United States Senate
Voters in Tennessee will elect one member to the U.S. Senate in the general election.
The election will fill the Senate seat currently held by Bill Hagerty (R).
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Marquita Bradshaw
Environmentalist and Activist
Michaela Barnett
U.S. House of Representative District 2
The U.S. Representative for District 2 is East Tennessee's vote in congress on laws for federal funding, national policy, and legislation that directly affects jobs, healthcare, infrastructure, and everyday life. The election will fill the Senate seat currently held by Tim Burchett (R).
Tennessee
State Senate
David Miller
Tennessee Senate
District 5
The State Senator for District 5 represents Anderson and Loudon Counties and part of Knox County in the Tennessee General Assembly, voting on state budgets, education policy, healthcare, and laws that directly impact local communities. The election will fill the seat currently held by Randy McNally (R), who is retiring.
Bryan Langan
Tennessee Senate
District 7
The State Senator for District 7 represents parts of Knox County including Farragut, downtown Knoxville, and Fountain City in the Tennessee General Assembly, voting on state budgets, education funding, healthcare policy, and legislation affecting daily life in East Tennessee. The election will fill the seat currently held by Richard Briggs (R).
Tennessee
House of Representatives
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Lindsay Young Honaker
TN State House of Representatives
District 14
Cellular Sales project manager
Sam McKenzie
TN State House of Representatives
District 15
The State Representative for District 16 serves Knox County in the Tennessee General Assembly, voting on state budgets, public education, healthcare, and legislation that directly impacts working families and local communities.