Tullahoma elections · Candidate listing
Background
Blackburn is a Republican U.S. senator from Tennessee and previously represented the state in the U.S. House. Her campaign site identifies her as a candidate for governor in 2026.
Sources: Marsha Blackburn for Governor, Marsha Blackburn for Governor — Issues
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Taxes and economy
Her campaign says she will pursue low-tax, pro-growth policies and cut taxes to bolster Tennessee’s economy.
Marsha Blackburn for Governor — IssuesImmigration
Her campaign says she will work to stop illegal immigration and protect Tennessee communities.
Marsha Blackburn for Governor — IssuesEducation
Her campaign says it will strengthen parental rights and fight what it describes as “woke anti-American curriculum.”
Marsha Blackburn for Governor — Issues
Also running for Governor
- Misam AbidiIndependent
- Dean BrewerIndependent
- Ray BrownIndependent
Jerri GreenDemocraticPhoto: Jerri Green campaign- David HatleyIndependent
Lauren PinkstonIndependentPhoto: Lauren Pinkston campaign- Victor L. ScogginIndependent
Dave SeemanIndependentPhoto: Dave Seeman campaign- L. Webb TaylorIndependent
- Charles Van MorganIndependent
- Robert C. VickIndependent
- Wendell JacksonIndependent
- Eddie Lee MurphyIndependent
- Karl Knox SmithsonIndependent
More on the Tullahoma ballot
Tennessee House of Representatives, District 47Rush Bricken, Mike Stein
U.S. SenateMarquita Bradshaw, Bill Hagerty, Tharon Chandler, Andrew Gerena, Jeremy Dean Hearn, Robert Jones, James William Macon III, Yoshi D. Matthews, David Sutman, Jr., Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson- U.S. House, District 4Scott DesJarlais, Joyce E. Neal
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