Statewide · General election
U.S. Senate: Tennessee
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
On the ballot
10 certified candidates, listed alphabetically by last name.
Marquita Bradshaw
Executive director of Sowing Justice, an environmental justice nonprofit, and a University of Memphis alumna.
Full profile →Tharon Chandler
A farmer since 1998 and journalist since 2009, with earlier work as a taxi driver and a state park grounds worker.
Full profile →Andrew Gerena
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Bill HagertyIncumbent
Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan who began in business consulting and later worked as a venture capital and private-equity investor; led Tennessee's economic development department from 2011 to 2014.
Full profile →Jeremy Dean Hearn
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Robert Jones
Small-business owner and nonprofit executive director in Jonesborough, Tennessee, with past work in real estate and veterinary medicine. Holds degrees in business, military history and classics.
Full profile →James William Macon III
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Yoshi D. Matthews
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →David Sutman, Jr.
Limited public information has been found. VoterDecoder is still collecting candidate information and creating a summarized bio.
Full profile →Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson
Former insurance industry professional who has spent the past 20 years volunteering as a life coach, pastor and mentor.
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