Tullahoma elections · Candidate listing
Background
Jackson’s campaign site identifies him as a 2026 candidate seeking employment as Governor of Tennessee and describes the campaign as nonpartisan. The site does not provide his occupation, prior offices, or how long he has lived in the area.
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Jobs and economy
He says his campaign aims to improve job opportunities and employment services, support local businesses, and foster responsible economic growth.
Wendell Jackson campaign websiteHousing and health care
He supports housing stability and improved access to healthcare for Tennesseans.
Wendell Jackson campaign websiteGovernment transparency
Under his campaign’s “Let’s T.A.L.K.” section, he says voters would have access to the inner workings of the governor’s office.
Wendell Jackson campaign website
Also running for Governor
- Misam AbidiIndependent
- Marsha BlackburnRepublican
- 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
- 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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