田纳西州选举结果总清单：布莱克本以45.52%当选首位女性州长，三项修宪案全数通过

州长与联邦参议员

2026年11月3日，田纳西州举行中期选举投票。以下是全体田纳西选民共同投出的结果公示：据田纳西州州务卿办公室官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，联邦参议员 Marsha Blackburn 以45.52%当选州长、为该州首位女性州长，仅领先54,183票；联邦参议员 Bill Hagerty 以55.08%连任；州长是全州唯一经选民直选的行政职位，本届无其他全州民选行政职位改选；三项修宪案全数通过；联邦众议员9席中6席已宣布、3席只记领先者；州议会两院共和党保持超级多数。本届众议员选举按2026年5月州议会新划的选区举行。

州长：Marsha Blackburn（共和党）957,136票、45.52%，当选，为田纳西州第51任州长、该州历史上首位当选州长的女性，定于2027年1月16日就职。现任州长 Bill Lee 任期届满不能连任，本席为开放席。美联社已宣布。Blackburn 以相对多数当选，为一个多世纪以来田纳西州长当选者最低得票率。

州长选举其他候选人：Jerri Green（民主党）902,953票、42.95%，与当选者差54,183票；David Hatley（无党籍）195,564票、9.30%；其余12名无党籍候选人得票均在1.3%以下。

联邦参议员：Bill Hagerty（共和党）1,138,457票、55.08%，连任，当选第二个六年任期。美联社已宣布。对手 Marquita Bradshaw（民主党）886,974票、42.91%。

参议院席位变动注记：另一席参议员即 Blackburn 本人（任期至2030年），其当选州长后须辞去参议员职务，空缺按州法由州长任命临时继任者任职至2028年大选、其后举行特别选举，任命人选尚未公布。

其他全州职位

田纳西州州长是全州唯一经选民直选的行政职位，本届无其他全州民选行政职位改选。

检察长：无直选——由州最高法院法官任命，任期八年。

州务卿、财政审计长、财务长：均无直选——由州议会两院联席投票选任。

副州长：无单独直选——由州参议院议长兼任。

公投议题

修宪通过规则：修宪案须赞成票多于反对票、且赞成票数超过州长选举总票数之半，本届三案赞成票均在130万票以上、已过约105万票门槛。

第1号修正案：扩大法院拒绝保释范围——对被控死刑罪、恐怖主义、二级谋杀、加重强奸等特定重罪者，法官可撤销其保释权并须将理由载入记录。赞成1,323,704票、67.09%，通过。美联社已宣布。

第2号修正案：禁止州政府征收州级财产税。赞成1,327,075票、66.69%，通过。美联社已宣布。

第3号修正案（Marsy's Law）：扩充宪法列明的犯罪受害者权利，包括获知最低刑期与释放日期、与检方协商、在认罪、量刑、假释听证发言、出席全部程序等。赞成1,519,255票、76.02%，通过。美联社已宣布。

全州议题共以上3条；地方议题未混入本节。

联邦众议员

总览：全州9席。已宣布6席、均为共和党；尚未宣布3席（第4、7、9区）。按已宣布加目前领先合计共和党8席、民主党1席，与选前相同，其中第4区与第9区的领先党派与原所属党派相反、互相对冲。

第1区：Diana Harshbarger（共和党，现任）141,117票、67.41%，当选连任，击败 Kristi Burke（民主党）29.46%。

第2区：Tim Burchett（共和党，现任）144,892票、57.73%，当选连任，击败 Michaela Barnett（民主党）41.16%。

第3区：Chuck Fleischmann（共和党，现任）136,110票、57.59%，当选连任，击败 Anna Golladay（民主党）40.21%。

第4区：尚未宣布。Victoria Broderick（民主党）95,585票、48.87%领先现任 Scott DesJarlais（共和党）95,305票、48.73%，仅差280票；若领先维持将为共和党转民主党的翻转席。

第5区：Charlie Hatcher（共和党）110,408票、51.66%，当选，击败 Chaz Molder（民主党）46.72%。本席原由共和党持有、非翻转。

第6区：Johnny Garrett（共和党）120,950票、50.77%，当选，击败 Mike Croley（民主党）47.51%。本席为 John Rose 转选州长留下的开放席、非翻转。

第7区：尚未宣布。现任 Matt Van Epps（共和党）约50.27%领先 Darden Copeland（民主党）约48.10%，差5,233票；Copeland 已承认落败，但美联社尚未宣布，本清单只记领先。

第8区：David Kustoff（共和党，现任）114,045票、51.63%，当选连任，击败 Heidi Kuhn（民主党）46.36%。

第9区：尚未宣布。Brent Taylor（共和党）约49.63%领先 Justin Pearson（民主党）约48.50%，差2,539票；若领先维持将为民主党转共和党的翻转席。

华裔／亚裔当选者：已宣布当选者与尚未宣布选区的领先者中无华裔或亚裔。

州议会

州参议院：33席中本届约半数（偶数区）改选。选后共和党27席、民主党6席，与选前相同，无控制权翻转，共和党维持三分之二超级多数；民主党所获参议院席位均为无对手席位，无席位翻转。

州众议院：99席全部改选。选前共和党75席、民主党24席；选后共和党69席、民主党30席，民主党净增6席、翻转6个共和党席位，为八年来首次在州众议院取得净增，但共和党仍保住超级多数。

计票与认证

本清单数字来自田纳西州州务卿办公室官方非官方计票与美联社宣布，截至2026年11月4日上午。州长选举总票数约210万票，选举日前提前与缺席投票共1,280,642票。全州官方投票率百分比尚未公布；联邦众议院第4、7、9区等待宣布，第4区仅差280票、后续或有重新计票。各县须于11月23日前完成本地认证，所有结果待州级认证后方为正式，GSM 将在宣布后跟进更新。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Tennessee 2026 Election Results: Blackburn Becomes the First Woman Governor with 45.52%, All Three Amendments Pass

Governor and U.S. Senator

Tennessee voted in the 2026 midterm elections on November 3. The results below are the collective choice of the state's voters. According to the Tennessee Secretary of State's official unofficial count and Associated Press race calls, U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn was elected governor with 45.52% — the state's first woman elected governor — by a margin of just 54,183 votes, and Sen. Bill Hagerty was reelected with 55.08%. The governorship is Tennessee's only statewide elected executive office, so no other statewide executive office was on the ballot. All three constitutional amendments passed. Six of the nine U.S. House seats have been called and three are listed by leader only; Republicans kept supermajorities in both legislative chambers. This year's House elections were held under districts redrawn by the legislature in May 2026.

Governor: Marsha Blackburn (R), 957,136 votes, 45.52%, elected — Tennessee's 51st governor and the first woman elected governor in state history, to be inaugurated on January 16, 2027. Gov. Bill Lee was term-limited and the seat was open. Called by the AP. Blackburn won with a plurality, the lowest winning share for a Tennessee governor in more than a century.

Governor, other candidates: Jerri Green (D), 902,953 votes, 42.95%, trailing by 54,183 votes; David Hatley (independent), 195,564 votes, 9.30%; the other 12 independent candidates each took under 1.3%.

U.S. Senator: Bill Hagerty (R), 1,138,457 votes, 55.08%, reelected to a second six-year term. Called by the AP. Marquita Bradshaw (D) took 886,974 votes, 42.91%.

Senate vacancy note: the state's other Senate seat is Blackburn's own (term to 2030). On becoming governor she must resign it; under state law the governor appoints an interim successor to serve until the 2028 election, followed by a special election for the remainder of the term. No appointee had been named at the time of compilation.

Other Statewide Offices

The governor is the only statewide executive officer elected by Tennessee voters, and no other statewide executive office was up this year.

Attorney General: not directly elected — appointed by the justices of the Tennessee Supreme Court for an eight-year term.

Secretary of State, Comptroller of the Treasury and Treasurer: none directly elected — each is chosen by a joint vote of the two chambers of the General Assembly.

Lieutenant Governor: not separately elected — the office is held by the speaker of the state Senate.

Ballot Questions

How amendments pass: a Tennessee constitutional amendment needs more yes than no votes, and yes votes exceeding half the total votes cast in the governor's race; all three of this year's amendments drew more than 1.3 million yes votes and cleared the roughly 1.05 million threshold.

Amendment 1: expand the courts' power to deny bail — judges may revoke bail for persons charged with capital offenses, terrorism, second-degree murder, aggravated rape and other specified felonies, with the reasons placed on the record. Yes 1,323,704 votes, 67.09% — passed. Called by the AP.

Amendment 2: bar the state from levying a state property tax on real, personal or mixed property. Yes 1,327,075 votes, 66.69% — passed. Called by the AP.

Amendment 3 (Marsy's Law): expand the constitutional rights of crime victims, including notice of minimum sentences and release dates, consultation with prosecutors, and the right to speak at plea, sentencing and parole hearings and attend all proceedings. Yes 1,519,255 votes, 76.02% — passed. Called by the AP.

Those were the ballot's three statewide questions; no local measures are included in this section.

U.S. House

Overview: the state has nine seats. Six have been called, all for Republicans; three (Districts 4, 7 and 9) are uncalled. Called seats plus current leads give Republicans eight seats and Democrats one, unchanged from before the election, with the District 4 and District 9 leaders running opposite to their seats' previous parties, offsetting each other.

District 1: Diana Harshbarger (R, incumbent), 141,117 votes, 67.41%, reelected over Kristi Burke (D), 29.46%.

District 2: Tim Burchett (R, incumbent), 144,892 votes, 57.73%, reelected over Michaela Barnett (D), 41.16%.

District 3: Chuck Fleischmann (R, incumbent), 136,110 votes, 57.59%, reelected over Anna Golladay (D), 40.21%.

District 4: not yet called. Victoria Broderick (D), 95,585 votes, 48.87%, leads incumbent Scott DesJarlais (R), 95,305 votes, 48.73%, by just 280 votes; if her lead holds the seat flips from Republican to Democratic.

District 5: Charlie Hatcher (R), 110,408 votes, 51.66%, elected over Chaz Molder (D), 46.72%. The seat was previously Republican-held — not a flip.

District 6: Johnny Garrett (R), 120,950 votes, 50.77%, elected over Mike Croley (D), 47.51%. The seat was open after John Rose ran for governor — not a flip.

District 7: not yet called. Incumbent Matt Van Epps (R), about 50.27%, leads Darden Copeland (D), about 48.10%, by 5,233 votes; Copeland has conceded, but the AP has not called the race and this list records the lead only.

District 8: David Kustoff (R, incumbent), 114,045 votes, 51.63%, reelected over Heidi Kuhn (D), 46.36%.

District 9: not yet called. Brent Taylor (R), about 49.63%, leads Justin Pearson (D), about 48.50%, by 2,539 votes; if his lead holds the seat flips from Democratic to Republican.

Chinese American / Asian American winners: none among the called winners or the leaders in the uncalled districts.

State Legislature

State Senate: about half of the 33 seats, the even-numbered districts, were up. Republicans hold 27 seats to the Democrats' 6, unchanged from before the election, with no flip of control and the two-thirds supermajority intact; the Democrats' Senate seats were all uncontested, with no seat flips.

State House: all 99 seats were up. Republicans held 75 seats to 24 before the election; afterwards they hold 69 to 30. Democrats gained six seats, flipping six Republican seats — their first net gain in the chamber in eight years — but Republicans retained their supermajority.

Counting and Certification

All figures are from the Tennessee Secretary of State's official unofficial count and AP calls as of the morning of November 4. About 2.1 million votes were cast in the governor's race, and 1,280,642 early and absentee ballots were cast before Election Day. The official statewide turnout percentage had not been published at the time of compilation. House Districts 4, 7 and 9 await calls, and District 4's 280-vote margin may lead to a recount. Counties must complete local certification by November 23; all results are unofficial until state certification. GSM will update this list as the remaining races are called.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：田纳西州州务卿办公室

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