Tennessee redrew its congressional map. Here's who's on your primary ballot.
The candidates for Tennessee’s August primaries have shifted after state lawmakers answered President Donald Trump’s call to redistrict ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Voters will be in different districts with different names on the ballot.
The legislature redrew the state’s congressional map in May, as the election commission was preparing to send out ballots to oversea voters. The new boundaries mean some candidates no longer live in the districts they’re running in, and some newcomers entered the fray just three months shy of the Aug. 6 primary.
As early voting kicks off July 17, some voters will also be casting ballots in new districts.
Here’s a breakdown of who’s on the ballot in Middle Tennessee’s congressional races.
Includes: Davidson, Rutherford, Cannon, Coffee, Warren, Franklin, Grundy, Marion, Van Buren, Bledsoe and Sequatchie counties
The 4th District now includes a portion of Davidson County for the first time. Some South Nashville voters will now be casting ballots …