2026 results · the new Congress · Tennessee
Tennessee’s House delegation goes from 1–8 to 1–8
Democrats first. 9 seats; 2 seats changed party and 4 new members were elected, counting the 1 race still being counted with their leaders.
Every seat
- Tennessee 1st DistrictDiana Harshbarger R , then Diana Harshbarger RRe-elected
- Tennessee 2nd DistrictTim Burchett R , then Tim Burchett RRe-elected
- Tennessee 3rd DistrictCharles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann R , then Chuck Fleischmann RRe-elected
- Tennessee 4th DistrictScott DesJarlais R , then Victoria Broderick D leadsWould change partyTrails
- Tennessee 5th DistrictAndrew Ogles R , then Charlie Hatcher RLost the primary
- Tennessee 6th DistrictJohn W. Rose R , then Johnny Garrett RRan for governor
- Tennessee 7th DistrictMatt Van Epps R , then Matt Van Epps RRe-elected
- Tennessee 8th DistrictDavid Kustoff R , then David Kustoff RRe-elected
- Tennessee 9th DistrictSteve Cohen D , then Brent Taylor RChanged partyDid not seek reelection
Left: who held the seat going in, by the House Clerk’s list. Right: what became of them. This state drew new district lines for 2026, so a seat's number may cover different ground than its holder's did.
The new members
Tennessee 4th District
Leads by 0.1 points in a seat Republicans held; votes are still being counted
The Senate seat on the ballot
Bill Hagerty (R): re-elected. The race →