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2000 general · November 7, 2000

2000 Tennessee House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Tennessee House of Representatives district in the 2000 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 99 seats

After the electionD 58 · R 41
Races99
Changed party3
Unopposed54%53 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 58 · R 41

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Steve M. Godsey (R)14.1
HD-2Keith Westmoreland (R)64.4
HD-3Jason Mumpower (R)77.4
HD-4Ralph Cole (R)Unopposed
HD-5Zane C. Whitson Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-6David Davis (R)Unopposed
HD-7Robert D. Patton (R)Unopposed
HD-8Joe McCord (R)Unopposed
HD-9Ken Givens (D)17.7
HD-10Stancil Ford (R)35.3
HD-11Ronnie Davis (R)46.4
HD-12Richard Montgomery (R)Unopposed
HD-13Harry J. Tindell (D)29.5
HD-14Harley Earnest Bittle Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-15Joseph E. Armstrong (D)Unopposed
HD-16Bill Dunn (R)40.8
HD-17Jamie Woodson (R)Unopposed
HD-18Steven Buttry (R)Unopposed
HD-19Jim Boyer (R)Unopposed
HD-20Doug Overbey (R)26.0
HD-21Russell Johnson (R)Unopposed
HD-22J. Chris Newton (R)66.5
HD-23Robert McKee (R)53.1
HD-24Dewayne Bunch (R)Unopposed
HD-25Raymond B. Walker (R)54.9
HD-26Bobby Wood (R)Unopposed
HD-27J. Christopher Clem (R)25.3
HD-28Tommie F. Brown (D)Unopposed
HD-29Brenda K. Turner (D)39.7
HD-30Jack Sharp (R)Unopposed
HD-31James E. Vincent (R)8.5FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-32Dennis J. Ferguson (D)24.9
HD-33Marvin Gene Caldwell (D)5.5
HD-34Mark K. Goins (R)Unopposed
HD-35Dennis E. Roach (R)Unopposed
HD-36William D. Baird (R)6.2
HD-37Shelby Rhinehart (D)10.1
HD-38Leslie Winningham (D)Unopposed
HD-39George W. Fraley (D)42.5
HD-40Frank Buck (D)Unopposed
HD-41John Mark Windle (D)Unopposed
HD-42Jere L. Hargrove (D)14.8
HD-43Charles Curtiss (D)40.8
HD-44Michael Ray McDonald (D)Unopposed
HD-45Diane Black (R)43.1
HD-46Stratton Bone (D)36.7
HD-47Doyle Butch Lewis Jr. (D)27.9
HD-48John Hood (D)28.0
HD-49Donna Rowland (R)17.7FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-50Tim Garrett (D)Unopposed
HD-51Michael Turner (D)47.6
HD-52Rob Briley (D)Unopposed
HD-53John Arriola (D)Unopposed
HD-54Edith Taylor Langster (D)29.6
HD-55Gary Odom (D)Unopposed
HD-56Beth Harwellhaltman (R)51.3
HD-57Mae Beavers (R)29.7
HD-58Mary Pruitt (D)Unopposed
HD-59Sherry Jones (D)Unopposed
HD-60Ben West Jr. (D)45.6
HD-61Charles M. Sargent Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-62Clarence Phillips (D)Unopposed
HD-63Mike Williams (D)6.2
HD-64Bobby Sands (D)28.8
HD-65Joe Fowlkes (D)Unopposed
HD-66Eugene Davidson (D)18.2
HD-67Kim A. McMillan (D)Unopposed
HD-68Tommy Head (D)17.0
HD-69David A. Shepard (D)26.2
HD-70John White (D)17.1
HD-71Randy Rinks (D)Unopposed
HD-72Steve McDaniel (R)Unopposed
HD-73Matt Kisber (D)4.9
HD-74John C. Tidwell (D)Unopposed
HD-75L. Don Ridgeway (D)Unopposed
HD-76Mark L. Maddox (D)Unopposed
HD-77Phillip Pinion (D)Unopposed
HD-78Ronnie M. Cole (D)21.2
HD-79Paul E. Phelan (D)58.2
HD-80Johnny Shaw (D)68.7Flipped
HD-81Jimmy Naifeh (D)17.3
HD-82Craig Fitzhugh (D)Unopposed
HD-83Joe Kent (R)Unopposed
HD-84Joe Towns (D)Unopposed
HD-85Larry Turner (D)Unopposed
HD-86Barbara Cooper (D)62.0
HD-87Kathryn I. Bowers (D)Unopposed
HD-88Larry Miller (D)Unopposed
HD-89Carol Chumney (D)Unopposed
HD-90John J. Deberry Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-91Lois Deberry (D)Unopposed
HD-92Henri E. Brooks (D)Unopposed
HD-93Michael Kernell (D)59.9
HD-94Larry Scroggs (R)Unopposed
HD-95Curry Todd (R)Unopposed
HD-96Paul Stanley (R)34.2
HD-97Tre Hargett (R)Unopposed
HD-98Ulysses Jones Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-99W. C. Pleasant (R)Unopposed

Tennessee House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner