Tennessee results

Tennessee House Results

House 1

Winner

R	Phil Roe	77.1%	172,835
	Incumbent
D	Marty Olsen	21%	47,138
I	Michael Salyer	1.9%	4,309

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 2

Winner

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R	Tim Burchett	65.9%	172,856
D	Renee Hoyos	33.1%	86,668
I	Greg Samples	0.4%	967
I	Jeffrey Grunau	0.3%	657
I	Marc Whitmire	0.2%	637
I	Keith LaTorre	0.1%	349

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 3

Winner

R	Chuck Fleischmann	63.7%	156,512
	Incumbent
D	Danielle Mitchell	34.5%	84,731
I	Rick Tyler	1.8%	4,522

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 4

Winner

R	Scott DesJarlais	63.4%	147,323
	Incumbent
D	Mariah Phillips	33.6%	78,065
I	Michael Shupe	3%	7,056

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 94.9% Votes in

House 5

Winner

D	Jim Cooper	67.8%	177,923
	Incumbent
R	Jody Ball	32.2%	84,317

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 6

Winner

more candidates

R	John Rose	69.5%	172,810
D	Dawn Barlow	28.3%	70,370
I	David Ross	1.4%	3,426
I	Lloyd Dunn	0.9%	2,134

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 7

Winner

more candidates

R	Mark Green	66.9%	170,071
D	Justin Kanew	32.1%	81,661
I	Lenny Ladner	0.6%	1,582
I	Brent Legendre	0.4%	1,070

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 8

Winner

R	David Kustoff	67.7%	168,030
	Incumbent
D	Erika Pearson	30.1%	74,755
I	James Hart	2.2%	5,578

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 9

Winner

D	Steve Cohen	80%	145,139
	Incumbent
R	Charlotte Bergmann	19.2%	34,901
I	Leo AwGoWhat	0.8%	1,436

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

Tennessee House Results

Tennessee Senate Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 07 2018 1:18 pm ET

Bredesen

Blackburn

Bredesen Blackburn

Gender

Men (48%)	40% 59%
Women (52%)	47% 51%
Age
18-24 (6%)	67% 31%
25-29 (4%)	71% 29%
30-39 (13%)	63% 36%
40-49 (16%)	41% 58%
50-64 (33%)	35% 63%
65 or over (28%)	37% 61%
Age
18-44 (31%)	61% 38%
45+ (69%)	36% 62%

Age
18-29 (10%)	69% 30%
30-44 (21%)	57% 42%
45-64 (42%)	35% 63%
65 or over (28%)	37% 61%
Race
White (82%)	36% 62%
Black (13%)	85% 12%
Hispanic/Latino (3%)	54% 46%
Asian (1%)	Not enough data
Other (2%)	Not enough data
Race
White (82%)	36% 62%
Non-White (18%)	77% 21%
Education
College graduate (41%)	52% 47%
No college degree (59%)	38% 60%
Which best describes your education? You have:
Never attended college (18%)	25% 72%
Attended college but received no degree (28%)	44% 55%
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (13%)	45% 54%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (23%)	50% 50%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (18%)	56% 43%
Region
Rural East (16%)	34% 65%
Urban East (20%)	42% 56%
Nashville Area (23%)	54% 45%
Central/West (26%)	38% 60%
Memphis Area (14%)	52% 47%
Education and Race
White college graduates (35%)	48% 52%
White no college degree (47%)	28% 70%
Non-white college graduates (6%)	81% 18%
Non-white no college degree (12%)	75% 24%
Education among Whites by Sex
White women college graduates (17%)	52% 47%
White women no college degree (25%)	30% 67%
White men college graduates (18%)	43% 57%
White men no college degree (22%)	26% 73%
Non-whites (18%)	77% 22%
Income
Under $30,000 (14%)	54% 44%
$30,000 - $49,999 (18%)	53% 47%
$50,000 - $99,999 (33%)	40% 60%
$100,000 - $199,999 (26%)	46% 53%
$200,000 or more (9%)	45% 55%
Income
Under $50,000 (32%)	53% 45%
$50,000 or more (68%)	43% 57%
Income
Under $100,000 (65%)	46% 53%
$100,000 or more (35%)	45% 54%
Income
Under $50,000 (32%)	53% 45%
$50,000-$99,999 (33%)	40% 60%
$100,000 or more (35%)	45% 54%
Party Identification
Democrat (25%)	95%
Republican (44%)	92%
Independent or something else (31%)	55% 43%
Party and Gender
Democratic men (9%)	98%
Democratic women (16%)	93%
Republican men (22%)	91%
Republican women (22%)	94%
Independent men (17%)	53% 47%
Independent women (14%)	58% 38%
Ideology
Liberal (17%)	92%
Moderate (40%)	61% 37%
Conservative (44%)	89%
Does anyone in your household own a gun?
Yes (65%)	31% 66%
No (35%)	68% 32%
White born-again or evangelical Christian?
Yes (48%)	21% 77%
No (52%)	65% 34%
Are you currently married?
Yes (71%)	40% 59%
No (29%)	52% 46%
Gender and Marital Status
Married men (36%)	39% 60%
Married women (35%)	41% 58%
Unmarried men (12%)	43% 56%
Unmarried women (17%)	57% 40%
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
Yes (16%)	58% 42%
No (84%)	38% 61%
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for:
Hillary Clinton (Dem) (33%)	97%
Donald Trump (Rep) (52%)	92%
Other (6%)	Not enough data
Didn't vote (6%)	Not enough data
Trump Approval
Strongly approve (42%)	97%
Somewhat approve (17%)	25% 72%
Somewhat disapprove (7%)	78% 18%
Strongly disapprove (32%)	98%
Trump Approval
Approve (58%)	90%
Disapprove (39%)	94%
Was one reason for your vote for U.S. Senate today:
To express support for Donald Trump (38%)	97%
To express opposition to Donald Trump (24%)	99%
Donald Trump was not a factor (36%)	39% 58%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last few days (5%)	29% 52%
In the last week (3%)	Not enough data
In the last month (21%)	51% 48%
Before that (71%)	43% 56%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last month (29%)	46% 49%
Before that (71%)	43% 56%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last week (8%)	35% 52%
Before that (92%)	45% 54%
Race and Gender
White men (40%)	34% 65%
White women (42%)	39% 59%
Black men (5%)	88% 11%
Black women (8%)	83% 13%
Latino men (2%)	Not enough data
Latino women (1%)	Not enough data
All other races (2%)	61% 39%
Do you think Marsha Blackburn's positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (8%)	76% 16%
Too conservative (37%)	89%
About right (49%)	96%
Is your opinion of Phil Bredesen:
Favorable (49%)	75% 25%
Unfavorable (46%)	94%
Is your opinion of Marsha Blackburn:
Favorable (55%)	96%
Unfavorable (40%)	89%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both (13%)	14% 86%
Only Phil Bredesen (35%)	96%
Only Marsha Blackburn (41%)	99%
Neither (4%)	Not enough data
Which ONE candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for U.S. Senate?
Cares about people like me (26%)	43% 55%
Is willing to compromise (18%)	69% 28%
Is my party's candidate (13%)	40% 60%
Shares my view of government (38%)	34% 64%
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office?
Yes (25%)	94%
No (70%)	22% 78%
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party:
Favorable (35%)	91%
Unfavorable (60%)	11% 88%
Is your opinion of the Republican Party:
Favorable (58%)	91%
Unfavorable (38%)	89%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both parties (5%)	Not enough data
Only Democratic Party (30%)	96%
Only Republican Party (52%)	96%
Neither party (8%)	Not enough data
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi:
Favorable (22%)	85% 14%
Unfavorable (67%)	28% 69%
Is your opinion of Mitch McConnell:
Favorable (33%)	16% 81%
Unfavorable (53%)	61% 37%
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by:
The Democratic Party (40%)	97%
The Republican Party (56%)	91%
Would you rather see the U.S. Senate controlled by:
The Democratic Party (35%)	94%
The Republican Party (59%)	93%
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country?
Health care (37%)	69% 29%
Immigration (24%)	17% 81%
The economy (24%)	36% 63%
Gun policy (9%)	48% 52%
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent (22%)	12% 87%
Good (51%)	44% 56%
Not so good (20%)	74% 24%
Poor (6%)	Not enough data
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent or good (73%)	34% 65%
Not so good or poor (26%)	78% 21%
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation:
Better (48%)	19% 79%
Worse (9%)	77% 23%
About the same (41%)	59% 40%
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area?
Helped (39%)	92%
Hurt (22%)	94%
No impact (33%)	46% 53%
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances?
Helped (39%)	16% 83%
Hurt (19%)	86% 12%
No impact (38%)	56% 43%
Does the health care system in the United States need:
Major changes (69%)	47% 51%
Minor changes (25%)	43% 55%
No changes at all (2%)	Not enough data
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies:
Too tough (35%)	93%
Not tough enough (26%)	13% 85%
About right (32%)	15% 84%
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly:
Justified (38%)	78% 21%
Politically motivated (56%)	25% 73%
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court?
Support (55%)	11% 87%
Oppose (39%)	91%
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Very important (37%)	67% 33%
Somewhat important (36%)	35% 63%
Not too important (18%)	10% 90%
Not at all important (7%)	Not enough data
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Important (73%)	51% 48%
Not important (25%)	10% 90%
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Very serious (45%)	56% 42%
Somewhat serious (36%)	33% 66%
Not too serious (13%)	15% 85%
Not at all serious (3%)	Not enough data
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Serious (81%)	46% 53%
Not serious (16%)	14% 86%
In today's election for governor, did you just vote for:
Karl Dean (39%)	95%
Bill Lee (59%)	10% 89%
Community Type
Urban (43%)	55% 44%
Suburban (34%)	40% 59%
Rural (23%)	28% 69%
Do you think Phil Bredesen's positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (45%)	92%
Too conservative (6%)	Not enough data
About right (44%)	88% 12%

Tennessee Senate Exit Poll results

Tennessee Governor Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 07 2018 1:18 pm ET

Dean

Lee

Dean Lee

Gender

Men (48%)	34% 64%
Women (52%)	43% 55%
Age
18-24 (6%)	51% 39%
25-29 (4%)	60% 39%
30-39 (13%)	52% 42%
40-49 (16%)	38% 61%
50-64 (33%)	32% 67%
65 or over (28%)	34% 66%
Age
18-44 (31%)	51% 44%
45+ (69%)	33% 66%

Age
18-29 (10%)	55% 39%
30-44 (21%)	49% 47%
45-64 (42%)	32% 67%
65 or over (28%)	34% 66%
Race
White (82%)	31% 68%
Black (12%)	85% 11%
Hispanic/Latino (3%)	49% 51%
Asian (1%)	Not enough data
Other (2%)	Not enough data
Race
White (82%)	31% 68%
Non-White (18%)	74% 23%
Education
College graduate (41%)	45% 53%
No college degree (59%)	34% 64%
Which best describes your education? You have:
Never attended college (18%)	21% 78%
Attended college but received no degree (28%)	39% 58%
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (13%)	41% 58%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (23%)	41% 55%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (18%)	50% 50%
Region
Rural East (16%)	27% 73%
Urban East (20%)	35% 64%
Nashville Area (23%)	50% 49%
Central/West (27%)	34% 62%
Memphis Area (14%)	45% 50%
Education and Race
White college graduates (35%)	40% 58%
White no college degree (47%)	24% 75%
Non-white college graduates (6%)	76% 20%
Non-white no college degree (12%)	74% 25%
Education among Whites by Sex
White women college graduates (17%)	45% 55%
White women no college degree (25%)	28% 71%
White men college graduates (19%)	35% 61%
White men no college degree (22%)	20% 80%
Non-whites (18%)	75% 23%
Income
Under $30,000 (14%)	43% 46%
$30,000 - $49,999 (18%)	49% 50%
$50,000 - $99,999 (33%)	34% 65%
$100,000 - $199,999 (26%)	41% 58%
$200,000 or more (9%)	34% 66%
Income
Under $50,000 (32%)	46% 48%
$50,000 or more (68%)	37% 62%
Income
Under $100,000 (65%)	40% 57%
$100,000 or more (35%)	39% 60%
Income
Under $50,000 (32%)	46% 48%
$50,000-$99,999 (33%)	34% 65%
$100,000 or more (35%)	39% 60%
Party Identification
Democrat (25%)	92%
Republican (44%)	96%
Independent or something else (31%)	44% 51%
Party and Gender
Democratic men (9%)	91%
Democratic women (16%)	93%
Republican men (22%)	96%
Republican women (22%)	97%
Independent men (17%)	43% 52%
Independent women (14%)	46% 49%
Ideology
Liberal (16%)	90%
Moderate (40%)	52% 45%
Conservative (44%)	92%
Does anyone in your household own a gun?
Yes (65%)	28% 72%
No (35%)	65% 34%
Are you currently married?
Yes (71%)	36% 63%
No (29%)	47% 51%
Gender and Marital Status
Married men (36%)	35% 65%
Married women (35%)	38% 62%
Unmarried men (12%)	38% 61%
Unmarried women (17%)	53% 44%
White born-again or evangelical Christian?
Yes (48%)	16% 83%
No (52%)	62% 37%
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
Yes (16%)	49% 49%
No (84%)	35% 64%
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for:
Hillary Clinton (Dem) (33%)	90%
Donald Trump (Rep) (52%)	96%
Other (6%)	Not enough data
Didn't vote (6%)	Not enough data
Trump Approval
Strongly approve (42%)	98%
Somewhat approve (17%)	17% 82%
Somewhat disapprove (7%)	63% 35%
Strongly disapprove (32%)	93%
Race and Gender
White men (40%)	27% 71%
White women (42%)	35% 65%
Black men (5%)	86% 11%
Black women (8%)	84% 11%
Latino men (2%)	Not enough data
Latino women (1%)	Not enough data
All other races (2%)	53% 44%
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party:
Favorable (35%)	87% 12%
Unfavorable (61%)	90%
Is your opinion of the Republican Party:
Favorable (58%)	93%
Unfavorable (38%)	81% 12%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both parties (5%)	Not enough data
Only Democratic Party (29%)	96%
Only Republican Party (52%)	97%
Neither party (8%)	Not enough data
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi:
Favorable (21%)	84% 16%
Unfavorable (68%)	23% 77%
Is your opinion of Mitch McConnell:
Favorable (33%)	12% 88%
Unfavorable (54%)	57% 42%
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by:
The Democratic Party (39%)	92%
The Republican Party (56%)	97%
Would you rather see the U.S. Senate controlled by:
The Democratic Party (35%)	94%
The Republican Party (59%)	96%
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office?
Yes (25%)	90% 10%
No (70%)	15% 81%
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country?
Health care (37%)	62% 37%
Immigration (24%)	16% 84%
The economy (24%)	28% 68%
Gun policy (10%)	44% 55%
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent (22%)	91%
Good (51%)	39% 61%
Not so good (20%)	70% 29%
Poor (6%)	Not enough data
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent or good (73%)	30% 70%
Not so good or poor (26%)	67% 25%
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation:
Better (48%)	18% 81%
Worse (9%)	50% 31%
About the same (41%)	55% 44%
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area?
Helped (39%)	95%
Hurt (22%)	84% 10%
No impact (33%)	42% 56%
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances?
Helped (39%)	13% 87%
Hurt (18%)	74% 17%
No impact (38%)	51% 48%
Does the health care system in the United States need:
Major changes (69%)	42% 57%
Minor changes (25%)	32% 60%
No changes at all (2%)	Not enough data
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies:
Too tough (35%)	87% 12%
Not tough enough (26%)	11% 89%
About right (32%)	90%
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly:
Justified (38%)	72% 26%
Politically motivated (56%)	18% 78%
How do you feel about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court?
Support (56%)	92%
Oppose (39%)	85% 14%
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Very important (37%)	62% 37%
Somewhat important (36%)	31% 66%
Not too important (18%)	11% 89%
Not at all important (6%)	Not enough data
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Important (73%)	47% 51%
Not important (25%)	91%
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Very serious (45%)	55% 42%
Somewhat serious (37%)	29% 71%
Not too serious (13%)	92%
Not at all serious (3%)	Not enough data
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Serious (81%)	43% 55%
Not serious (16%)	93%
In today's election for U.S. Senate, did you just vote for:
Phil Bredesen (44%)	84% 13%
Marsha Blackburn (55%)	96%
Community Type
Urban (43%)	48% 48%
Suburban (34%)	36% 64%
Rural (23%)	24% 76%
Trump Approval
Approve (58%)	93%
Disapprove (39%)	87% 11%

Tennessee Governor Exit Poll results

R	Marsha Blackburn	54.7%	1,227,483
D	Phil Bredesen	43.9%	985,450
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	9,455
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	8,717
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	5,084
I	John Carico	0.2%	3,398
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	2,226
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	1,925

R	Marsha Blackburn	56.6%	14,720
D	Phil Bredesen	41.6%	10,818
I	Dean Hill	0.7%	176
I	Trudy Austin	0.6%	150
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	48
I	John Carico	0.1%	38
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	35
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	23

R	Marsha Blackburn	71.3%	2,908
D	Phil Bredesen	26.9%	1,096
I	Dean Hill	0.6%	25
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	22
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	9
I	John Carico	0.2%	8
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	6
I	Kevin McCants	0%	2

R	Marsha Blackburn	64%	29,928
D	Phil Bredesen	34.3%	16,040
I	Dean Hill	0.7%	325
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	206
I	John Carico	0.3%	123
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	99
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	32
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	29

R	Marsha Blackburn	65.3%	11,115
D	Phil Bredesen	32.7%	5,572
I	Kris Todd	0.7%	121
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	88
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	68
I	John Carico	0.2%	28
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	25
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	9

R	Marsha Blackburn	68.6%	8,942
D	Phil Bredesen	30.1%	3,929
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	61
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	45
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	21
I	John Carico	0.1%	13
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	12
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	10

R	Marsha Blackburn	65.9%	3,489
D	Phil Bredesen	32.5%	1,722
I	Dean Hill	0.6%	32
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	18
I	John Carico	0.2%	12
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	10
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	8
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	7

R	Marsha Blackburn	72%	24,433
D	Phil Bredesen	26.6%	9,030
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	149
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	148
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	63
I	John Carico	0.2%	62
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	38
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	31

R	Marsha Blackburn	71%	7,208
D	Phil Bredesen	26.7%	2,712
I	Dean Hill	0.8%	83
I	Trudy Austin	0.7%	72
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	25
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	19
I	John Carico	0.2%	17
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	11

R	Marsha Blackburn	68.8%	3,198
D	Phil Bredesen	29.7%	1,381
I	Trudy Austin	0.6%	28
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	19
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	7
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	5
I	John Carico	0.1%	4
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	4

R	Marsha Blackburn	68.9%	6,044
D	Phil Bredesen	29.7%	2,606
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	37
I	Kris Todd	0.4%	36
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	28
I	John Carico	0.1%	13
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	10
I	Kevin McCants	0%	3

R	Marsha Blackburn	74.6%	13,946
D	Phil Bredesen	24.3%	4,547
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	70
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	56
I	John Carico	0.1%	27
I	Kris Todd	0.1%	27
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	10
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	10

R	Marsha Blackburn	63.2%	9,135
D	Phil Bredesen	35.6%	5,150
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	63
I	Dean Hill	0.2%	35
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	33
I	John Carico	0.1%	18
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	13
I	Breton Phillips	0%	5

R	Marsha Blackburn	72.3%	3,902
D	Phil Bredesen	24.9%	1,344
I	Kris Todd	1.8%	98
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	18
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	18
I	John Carico	0.1%	6
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	5
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	4

R	Marsha Blackburn	71.6%	6,083
D	Phil Bredesen	26.4%	2,245
I	Trudy Austin	0.8%	67
I	Dean Hill	0.7%	60
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	18
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	11
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	7
I	John Carico	0.1%	5

R	Marsha Blackburn	64.2%	1,643
D	Phil Bredesen	34%	871
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	14
I	John Carico	0.4%	10
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	8
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	6
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	4
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	3

R	Marsha Blackburn	72.5%	7,528
D	Phil Bredesen	25.2%	2,621
I	Dean Hill	0.8%	80
I	Trudy Austin	0.7%	74
I	Kris Todd	0.3%	26
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	21
I	John Carico	0.2%	17
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	15

R	Marsha Blackburn	66.4%	2,984
D	Phil Bredesen	31.6%	1,418
I	Dean Hill	0.6%	27
I	Kris Todd	0.5%	23
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	20
I	John Carico	0.2%	8
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	7
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	4

R	Marsha Blackburn	71.3%	16,966
D	Phil Bredesen	26.5%	6,321
I	Trudy Austin	0.8%	198
I	Dean Hill	0.8%	179
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	50
I	John Carico	0.2%	39
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	31
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	24

D	Phil Bredesen	70.7%	172,137
R	Marsha Blackburn	28.5%	69,338
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	712
I	Dean Hill	0.2%	499
I	Kris Todd	0.1%	329
I	John Carico	0.1%	266
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	227
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	131

R	Marsha Blackburn	65.6%	3,906
D	Phil Bredesen	33.3%	1,984
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	19
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	16
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	11
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	10
I	John Carico	0.1%	5
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	3

R	Marsha Blackburn	70.1%	2,718
D	Phil Bredesen	27.8%	1,080
I	Kris Todd	0.9%	33
I	Dean Hill	0.5%	18
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	14
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	7
I	John Carico	0.1%	4
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	4

R	Marsha Blackburn	62.7%	10,465
D	Phil Bredesen	35.9%	5,992
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	70
I	John Carico	0.4%	64
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	51
I	Kris Todd	0.1%	22
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	19
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	17

R	Marsha Blackburn	72.1%	8,013
D	Phil Bredesen	26.1%	2,898
I	Dean Hill	0.6%	67
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	61
I	Kris Todd	0.3%	29
I	John Carico	0.2%	20
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	17
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	9

R	Marsha Blackburn	66%	11,371
D	Phil Bredesen	32.7%	5,639
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	64
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	58
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	30
I	John Carico	0.1%	23
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	21
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	18

Tennessee results

Tennessee Senate Results

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Sevier County

R	Marsha Blackburn	74.9%	4,745
D	Phil Bredesen	22.7%	1,440
I	Trudy Austin	0.7%	46
I	Dean Hill	0.7%	45
I	John Carico	0.3%	20
I	Kris Todd	0.3%	20
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	11
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	10

R	Marsha Blackburn	64.5%	8,981
D	Phil Bredesen	34.3%	4,776
I	Trudy Austin	0.6%	79
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	47
I	Kris Todd	0.1%	17
I	John Carico	0.1%	9
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	9
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	9

R	Marsha Blackburn	64.3%	10,407
D	Phil Bredesen	33.1%	5,353
I	Kris Todd	1.5%	249
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	59
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	51
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	22
I	John Carico	0.1%	19
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	14

R	Marsha Blackburn	66.6%	6,403
D	Phil Bredesen	32.1%	3,082
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	45
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	30
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	16
I	John Carico	0.1%	12
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	12
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	10

R	Marsha Blackburn	74%	5,039
D	Phil Bredesen	24.3%	1,658
I	Dean Hill	0.6%	41
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	32
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	13
I	Breton Phillips	0.2%	12
I	John Carico	0.1%	10
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	5

R	Marsha Blackburn	72.4%	14,844
D	Phil Bredesen	26.3%	5,398
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	88
I	Trudy Austin	0.4%	73
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	31
I	John Carico	0.1%	30
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	16
I	Breton Phillips	0%	10

R	Marsha Blackburn	68.8%	2,587
D	Phil Bredesen	29.3%	1,101
I	Trudy Austin	0.6%	22
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	16
I	Breton Phillips	0.3%	10
I	Kris Todd	0.3%	10
I	John Carico	0.2%	6
I	Kevin McCants	0.2%	6

R	Marsha Blackburn	69.7%	12,134
D	Phil Bredesen	28.6%	4,972
I	Dean Hill	0.7%	117
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	86
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	36
I	John Carico	0.2%	29
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	21
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	12

R	Marsha Blackburn	50.2%	67,152
D	Phil Bredesen	48.7%	65,119
I	Trudy Austin	0.3%	438
I	Dean Hill	0.3%	402
I	Kris Todd	0.2%	221
I	John Carico	0.1%	171
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	112
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	93

R	Marsha Blackburn	74.6%	1,327
D	Phil Bredesen	23.7%	422
I	Trudy Austin	0.5%	9
I	Kris Todd	0.5%	9
I	Dean Hill	0.4%	7
I	John Carico	0.1%	2
I	Kevin McCants	0.1%	2
I	Breton Phillips	0.1%	2