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2018 general · November 6, 2018

2018 Tennessee House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Tennessee House of Representatives district in the 2018 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 99 seats

After the electionD 26 · R 73
Races99
Changed party3
Unopposed23%23 races
Incumbents defeated1

Every district

D 26 · R 73

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1John Crawford (R)Unopposed
HD-2Bud Hulsey (R)54.3
HD-3Timothy Hill (R)Unopposed
HD-4John B. Holsclaw Jr. (R)Unopposed
HD-5David Hawk (R)61.3
HD-6Micah Van Huss (R)36.2
HD-7Matthew Hill (R)32.9
HD-8Jerome Moon (R)44.3
HD-9Gary Hicks (R)64.5
HD-10Rick Eldridge (R)50.9
HD-11Jeremy Faison (R)66.3
HD-12Dale Carr (R)59.7
HD-13Gloria Johnson (D)11.7FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-14Jason Zachary (R)31.1
HD-15Rick Staples (D)Unopposed
HD-16Bill Dunn (R)39.5
HD-17Andrew Farmer (R)58.6
HD-18Martin Daniel (R)3.0
HD-19Dave Wright (R)48.4
HD-20Bob Ramsey (R)41.0
HD-21Lowell Russell (R)53.7
HD-22Dan Howell (R)Unopposed
HD-23Mark Cochran (R)61.4
HD-24Mark Hall (R)50.2
HD-25Cameron Sexton (R)55.9
HD-26Robin T. Smith (R)28.2
HD-27Patsy Hazlewood (R)30.0
HD-28Yusuf Hakeem (D)60.4
HD-29Mike Carter (R)36.7
HD-30Esther Helton-Haynes (R)16.5
HD-31Ron Travis (R)57.7
HD-32Kent Calfee (R)50.8
HD-33John D. Ragan (R)22.6
HD-34Tim Rudd (R)20.9
HD-35Jerry Sexton (R)Unopposed
HD-36Dennis Powers (R)55.2
HD-37Charlie Baum (R)18.7
HD-38Kelly Keisling (R)61.2
HD-39Iris Rudder (R)38.9
HD-40Terri Lynn Weaver (R)Unopposed
HD-41John Mark Windle (D)10.3
HD-42Ryan Williams (R)38.2
HD-43Paul Sherrell (R)43.2
HD-44William Lamberth (R)41.0
HD-45Johnny Garrett (R)39.7
HD-46Clark Boyd (R)45.8
HD-47Rush Bricken (R)32.4
HD-48Bryan Terry (R)21.7
HD-49Mike Sparks (R)5.0
HD-50Bo Mitchell (D)13.3
HD-51Bill Beck (D)64.0
HD-52Mike Stewart (D)Unopposed
HD-53Jason Powell (D)30.1
HD-54Vincent Dixie (D)68.3
HD-55John Clemmons (D)Unopposed
HD-56Bob Freeman (D)2.8Flipped
HD-57Susan Lynn (R)36.6
HD-58Harold Love (D)Unopposed
HD-59Jason Potts (D)57.2
HD-60Darren Jernigan (D)Unopposed
HD-61Brandon Ogles (R)30.9
HD-62Pat Marsh (R)53.3
HD-63Glen Casada (R)35.4
HD-64Scott Cepicky (R)27.9
HD-65Sam Whitson (R)36.6
HD-66Doc Kumar (R)47.4
HD-67Jason Hodges (D)7.6
HD-68Curtis Johnson (R)33.8
HD-69Michael G. Curcio (R)31.7
HD-70Clay Doggett (R)54.8
HD-71David Byrd (R)55.5
HD-72Kirk Haston (R)63.1
HD-73Chris Todd (R)37.7
HD-74Jay Reedy (R)22.7
HD-75Bruce I. Griffey (R)45.1
HD-76Andy Holt (R)44.2
HD-77Bill Sanderson (R)Unopposed
HD-78Mary Littleton (R)38.1
HD-79Curtis Halford (R)51.6
HD-80Johnny Shaw (D)Unopposed
HD-81Debra Moody (R)Unopposed
HD-82Chris Hurt (R)14.5Flipped
HD-83Mark White (R)13.6
HD-84Joe Towns (D)Unopposed
HD-85Jesse Chism (D)Unopposed
HD-86Barbara Cooper (D)Unopposed
HD-87Karen Camper (D)Unopposed
HD-88Larry Miller (D)Unopposed
HD-89Justin Lafferty (R)27.9
HD-90John J. Deberry Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-91London Lamar (D)Unopposed
HD-92Rick Tillis (R)50.3
HD-93G. A. Hardaway Sr. (D)Unopposed
HD-94Ron Gant (R)47.9
HD-95Kevin Vaughan (R)42.9
HD-96Dwayne Thompson (D)14.8
HD-97Jim Coley (R)9.9
HD-98Antonio Parkinson (D)Unopposed
HD-99Tom Leatherwood (R)40.5

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: MIT Election Data and Science Lab