But What Can You Do? tracks where 2026 candidates stand on U.S. weapons and funding for the government of Israel. How we check
Tennessee
Every candidate for Governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House on the Tennessee ballot, with their record on U.S. weapons and funding for the government of Israel: how they voted, who funds them, and what they have said in their own words.
Where a candidate has said nothing, the page says so and shows you how to ask them.
Governor
- ✗Supports Marsha Blackburn (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 9 of 10 tracked votes
- –No Position Found Jerri Green (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Charles Morgan (Independent)
- –No Position Found Dave Seeman (Independent)
Also on the ballot: David Hatley (Independent), Dean Brewer (Independent), Eddie Lee Murphy (Independent), Karl Smithson (Independent), L. Webb Taylor (Independent), Lauren Pinkston (Independent), Misam Abidi (Independent), Ray Brown (Independent), Robert Vick (Independent), Victor Scoggin (Independent), Wendell Jackson (Independent).
U.S. Senate
- ✗Supports Bill Hagerty (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 9 of 10 tracked votes
- –No Position Found Marquita Bradshaw (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Andrew Gerena (Independent)
- ?Mixed Tharon Chandler (Independent)
Also on the ballot: James William Macon III (Independent), Jeremy Dean Hearn (Independent), Robert Jones (Independent), Yoshi D. Matthews (Independent), David Sutman Jr. (Independent), Catherine Barcel Ms Barcy Whitson (Independent).
U.S. House, Tennessee District 1
- ✗Supports Diana Harshbarger (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 6 of 6 tracked votes
- ✓Opposes Kristi Burke (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Billy Cody (Independent)
- –No Position Found Chris Campbell (Independent)
Also on the ballot: Joshua Ray Ashburn (Independent), Richard G. Baker (Independent), Tyler Brice Mitchell McClain (Independent).
U.S. House, Tennessee District 2
- ✗Supports Tim Burchett (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 5 of 6 tracked votes
- –No Position Found Michaela Barnett (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Adam Heimerman (Independent)
- –No Position Found Bruce Fine (Independent)
U.S. House, Tennessee District 3
- ✗Supports Chuck Fleischmann (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 6 of 6 tracked votes
- ✓Opposes Anna Golladay (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Dean Arnold (Independent)
- –No Position Found Donnie Lynn Ownby (Independent)
Also on the ballot: Edward John Roland (Independent), Jean Howard-Hill (Independent), Rodney Joe King (Independent).
U.S. House, Tennessee District 4
- ✗Supports Scott DesJarlais (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 5 of 6 tracked votes
- ?Mixed Victoria Broderick (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Clay Faircloth (Independent)
- ✓Opposes Jacob Kristopher Anders (Independent)
U.S. House, Tennessee District 5
- –No Position Found Charlie Hatcher (Republican)
- ✗Supports Chaz Molder (Democrat) Endorsed by DMFI PAC
- –No Position Found James A. Johnson (Independent)
- –No Position Found Micheál O'Leary (Independent)
U.S. House, Tennessee District 6
- ✗Supports Johnny Garrett (Republican)
- ✓Opposes Mike Croley (Democrat)
- ✓Opposes Angus Purdy (Independent)
- –No Position Found Christopher B. Monday (Independent)
U.S. House, Tennessee District 7
- ✗Supports Matt Van Epps (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 1 of 1 tracked votes
- –No Position Found Darden Copeland (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Andrew J. Koontz (Independent)
- –No Position Found Lowell Reynolds (Independent)
U.S. House, Tennessee District 8
- ✗Supports David Kustoff (Republican) Supported sending weapons or funding in 6 of 6 tracked votes
- –No Position Found Heidi Kuhn (Democrat)
- –No Position Found Adam D. Austill (Independent)
- –No Position Found Antonio Futch (Independent)
Also on the ballot: Henry J. Ward, III (Independent), Horace Taylor (Independent), Pamela Jeanine "P." Moses (Independent), Wendell "Wells" Blankenship (Independent).
U.S. House, Tennessee District 9
- ?Mixed Brent Taylor (Republican)
- ✓Opposes Justin J. Pearson (Democrat) ✓ Endorsed by USCPR Action +1 more
- ?Mixed Dennis Clark (Independent)
- –No Position Found Michelle Davis Head (Independent)
We searched and found no public position for 35 candidates for Congress on the Tennessee ballot. If they're elected, they will vote on whether the status quo continues, which means more death, destruction and broken lives. Help: pick a candidate below with no public record, ask them, and tell us what they say so we can add it here.
Andrew Gerena (U.S. Senate), Catherine Barcel Ms Barcy Whitson (U.S. Senate), David Sutman Jr. (U.S. Senate), James William Macon III (U.S. Senate), Jeremy Dean Hearn (U.S. Senate), Marquita Bradshaw (U.S. Senate), Robert Jones (U.S. Senate), Yoshi D. Matthews (U.S. Senate), Billy Cody (U.S. House, District 1), Chris Campbell (U.S. House, District 1), Joshua Ray Ashburn (U.S. House, District 1), Richard G. Baker (U.S. House, District 1), Tyler Brice Mitchell McClain (U.S. House, District 1), Adam Heimerman (U.S. House, District 2), Bruce Fine (U.S. House, District 2), Michaela Barnett (U.S. House, District 2), Dean Arnold (U.S. House, District 3), Donnie Lynn Ownby (U.S. House, District 3), Edward John Roland (U.S. House, District 3), Jean Howard-Hill (U.S. House, District 3), Rodney Joe King (U.S. House, District 3), Clay Faircloth (U.S. House, District 4), Charlie Hatcher (U.S. House, District 5), James A. Johnson (U.S. House, District 5), Micheál O'Leary (U.S. House, District 5), Christopher B. Monday (U.S. House, District 6), Andrew J. Koontz (U.S. House, District 7), Darden Copeland (U.S. House, District 7), Lowell Reynolds (U.S. House, District 7), Adam D. Austill (U.S. House, District 8), Antonio Futch (U.S. House, District 8), Heidi Kuhn (U.S. House, District 8), Horace Taylor (U.S. House, District 8), Wendell "Wells" Blankenship (U.S. House, District 8), Michelle Davis Head (U.S. House, District 9)
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