Jerri Green: Background, record and the 2026 Tennessee governor race
The Memphis council member and Shelby County public defender campaigns on household costs, public schools and access to care.
Background, public records and policy positions, with sources for each profile.
Profiles of principal Senate and governor candidates, alongside selected House races. This is not a complete ballot directory: additional independent, third-party and write-in candidates may be on your ballot. Check the linked election sources for current ballot status.
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The Memphis council member and Shelby County public defender campaigns on household costs, public schools and access to care.
The veterinarian and livestock entrepreneur seeks a second term after moving from university governance into the state’s highest office.
Idaho’s incumbent senator brings experience as a prosecutor, legislative leader, lieutenant governor and governor to another Senate campaign.
The secretary of state’s record spans law, voting systems and changes to everyday government services.
The Republican governor’s law-enforcement background meets a campaign centered on education, taxes and household costs.
Legal work, military service and a second Massachusetts Senate campaign shape Deaton’s public profile.
Engineering, business and a previous congressional career distinguish Sununu’s 2026 comeback bid.
Colorado’s former governor and Denver mayor is seeking a second Senate term after a career that began in geology and small business.
The congressman’s 2026 campaign brings a military and logistics résumé into a state executive contest.
The retired Idaho Supreme Court justice is offering an unaffiliated alternative built around schools, healthcare and constitutional obligations.
Ohio’s appointed senator brings a long state-government record to a special election against Sherrod Brown.
The Georgia senator’s public career links documentary journalism with investigations and legislation in Washington.
The former Sitka legislator combines a record on language recognition and rural policy with proposals on schools, energy and public services.
The physician-governor is seeking another term with housing, homelessness, healthcare and energy costs central to his case.
Pennsylvania’s governor seeks a second term with a record spanning the state House, county government and the attorney general’s office.
A Paralympic basketball champion and Iowa state representative, Turek is the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate.
A university administrator turned congresswoman brings an education and appropriations record to the 2026 Senate ballot.
Illinois’s lieutenant governor is seeking the open Senate seat after a career in law, mediation and state government.
A Navy veteran and attorney returns to federal campaigning after earlier Republican primary defeats.
The governor’s route from western New York local government to Albany included congressional service and six years as lieutenant governor.
Arizona’s governor built her career in social work, the legislature and election administration before taking office in 2023.
Atlanta’s former mayor is taking her municipal and White House experience into a statewide campaign focused on affordability and healthcare.
The New Hampshire Republican’s career connects state law enforcement, Washington and a return to Concord.
The software entrepreneur and election-data analyst returns for a third governor campaign, this time without a party label.
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