2018 Tennessee House of Representatives election

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November 6, 2018

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99 Seats in the Tennessee House of Representatives
50 seats needed for a majority

	Majority party	Minority party

Leader	Beth Harwell (retired)	Craig Fitzhugh (retired)
Party	Republican	Democratic
Leader's seat	56th District	82nd District
Last election	74 seats	25 seats
Seats won	73	26
Seat change	1	1

Results:
Democratic gain Republican gain
Democratic hold Republican hold

Speaker of the House before election

Beth Harwell
Republican

Elected Speaker of the House

Glen Casada
Republican

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The 2018 Tennessee House of Representatives election was held on November 6, 2018, to elect 99 seats for the Tennessee House of Representatives. The elections coincided with the Governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and State Senate elections.

Democrat Gloria Johnson flipped Knoxville's Suburban 13th district, and Democrat Bob Freeman flipped suburban Nashville's 56th district, while Republican Chris Hurt defeated Democratic minority leader Craig Fitzhugh in west Tennessee's rural 82nd district. The Republican Party maintained their supermajority in the state house.^[1]^[2]

Results summary

Summary of the November 6, 2018 Tennessee House election results
Party		Candidates	Votes		Seats
Party		Candidates	No.	%	No.	+/–
	Republican
	Democratic
	Independent
	Write-in
Total				100.00	99
Source: [1]

Popular vote

Republican			%
Democratic			%
Independent			%
Write-ins			%

House seats

Republican			73.74%
Democratic			26.26%

Close races

Results

District	Incumbent			Results	Candidates
District	Representative	Party	Electoral history	Results	Candidates
District 1	John Crawford	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.	Y John Crawford (Republican)
District 2	Bud Hulsey	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.
District 3	Timothy Hill	Republican	2012
District 4	John Holsclaw Jr.	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.
District 5	David Hawk	Republican	2002	Incumbent won re-election.	Y David Hawk (Republican)
District 6	James Van Huss	Republican	2012
District 7	Matthew Hill	Republican	2004
District 8	Jerome Moon	Republican	2017	Incumbent won re-election.
District 9	Gary Hicks	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Gary Hicks (Republican)
District 10		Republican
District 11	Jeremy Faison	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Jeremy Faison (Republican)
District 12	Dale Carr	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.
District 13
District 14	Jason Zachary	Republican	2015	Incumbent won re-election.
District 15	Rick Staples	Democratic	2016
District 16	Bill Dunn	Republican	1994
District 17	Andrew Farmer	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.
District 18	Martin Daniel	Republican	2014
District 19		Republican
District 20	Robert Ramsey	Republican	2008	Incumbent won re-election.
District 21		Republican
District 22	Dan Howell	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Dan Howell (Republican)
District 23		Republican
District 24		Republican
District 25	Cameron Sexton	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.
District 26		Republican
District 27	Patsy Hazlewood	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Patsy Hazlewood (Republican)
District 28		Democratic
District 29	Mike Carter	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Mike Carter (Republican)
District 30		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 31	Ron Travis	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.
District 32	Kent Calfee	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Kent Calfee (Republican)
District 33	John Ragan	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.	Y John Ragan (Republican)
District 34	Tim Rudd	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 35	Jerry Sexton	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Jerry Sexton (Republican)
District 36	Dennis Powers	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.
District 37		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 38	Kelly Keisling	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.
District 39		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 40	Terri Lynn Weaver	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 41	John Windle	Democratic	1994	Incumbent won re-election.	Y John Windle (Democratic)
District 42	Ryan Williams	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Ryan Williams (Republican)
District 43	Paul Sherrell	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 44	William Lamberth	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y William Lamberth (Republican)
District 45		Republican
District 46		Republican
District 47		Republican
District 48	Bryan Terry	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.
District 49	Mike Sparks	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.
District 50	Bo Mitchell	Democratic	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Bo Mitchell (Democratic)
District 51	Bill Beck	Democratic	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Bill Beck (Democratic)
District 52	Mike Stewart	Democratic	2008	Incumbent won re-election.
District 53	Jason Powell	Democratic	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Jason Powell (Democratic)
District 54		Democratic
District 55	John Ray Clemmons	Democratic	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y John Ray Clemmons (Democratic)
District 56
District 57	Susan Lynn	Republican	2013	Incumbent won re-election.
District 58	Harold Love	Democratic	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Harold Love (Democratic)
District 59		Democratic		Incumbent won re-election.
District 60	Darren Jernigan	Democratic	2016	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Darren Jernigan (Democratic)
District 61		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 62	Pat Marsh	Republican	2009	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Pat Marsh (Republican)
District 63	Glen Casada	Republican	2002	Incumbent won re-election.
District 64		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 65	Sam Whitson	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 66	Sabi Kumar	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.
District 67		Democratic		Incumbent won re-election.
District 68	Curtis Johnson	Republican	2004	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Curtis Johnson (Republican)
District 69	Michael Curcio	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 70		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 71	David Byrd	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y David Byrd (Republican)
District 72		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 73		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 74	Jay Reedy	Republican	2014	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Jay Reedy (Republican)
District 75		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 76		Republican
District 77		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 78	Mary Littleton	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.
District 79	Curtis Halford	Republican	2008	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Curtis Halford (Republican)
District 80	Johnny Shaw	Democratic	2000	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Johnny Shaw (Democratic)
District 81	Debra Moody	Republican	2012	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Debra Moody (Republican)
District 82		Democratic
District 83	Mark White	Republican	2010	Incumbent won re-election.
District 84	Joe Towns Jr.	Democratic	1994	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Jo Towns Jr. (Democratic)
District 85		Democratic		Incumbent won re-election.
District 86	Barbara Cooper	Democratic	1996	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Barbara Cooper (Democratic)
District 87	Karen Camper	Democratic	2008	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Karen Camper (Democratic)
District 88	Larry Miller	Democratic	1994	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Larry Miller (Democratic)
District 89		Republican		Incumbent won re-election.
District 90		Democratic
District 91
District 92	Thomas R. Tillis	Republican	2016
District 93	G.A. Hardaway	Democratic	2006	Incumbent won re-election.	Y G.A. Hardaway (Democratic)
District 94	Ron M. Gant	Republican	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 95	Kevin Vaughan	Republican	2017	Incumbent won re-election.
District 96	Dwayne Thompson	Democratic	2016	Incumbent won re-election.
District 97	Jim Coley	Republican	2006
District 98	Antonio Parkinson	Democratic	2011	Incumbent won re-election.	Y Antonio Parkinson (Democratic)
District 99		Republican			Y Tom Leatherwood (Republican)

References

^ "Tennessee Election Results". The New York Times. November 6, 2018. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved February 7, 2024.
^ "2018 Tennessee elections" (PDF). Tennessee Secretary of State.

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