Updated 9:02 PM CT. Election Night is here, and America First voters turned out across Tennessee and the nation. This page tracks the top races with results and race calls confirmed by The Associated Press or official state election offices. We do not post a call until AP or an official source makes it.

Tennessee voting information

  • Tennessee polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central (8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern in East Tennessee).
  • If you are in line at closing time, stay in line. Every voter in line when the polls close can still vote.
  • Bring a valid state or federal photo ID, such as a Tennessee driver license, U.S. passport or military ID.
  • Find your polling place and sample ballot at GoVoteTN.gov.

Official results

Top results: Tennessee (updated 9:02 PM CT)

Governor: Marsha Blackburn (R) 803,488 (45.85%), Jerri Green (D) 744,132 (42.46%), David Hatley (I) 167,174 (9.54%), Lauren Pinkston (I) 20,797 (1.19%). Unofficial returns from the Tennessee Secretary of State, 55 of 95 counties complete as of about 9:02 p.m. CT. No AP call yet.

U.S. Senate: Sen. Bill Hagerty (R) 951,943 (55.41%), Marquita Bradshaw (D) 731,866 (42.60%). Unofficial returns from the Tennessee Secretary of State, 55 of 95 counties complete as of about 9:02 p.m. CT.

U.S. House (unofficial returns from the Tennessee Secretary of State, no AP calls yet): TN-1 Diana Harshbarger (R) 133,837 (67.40%), Kristi Burke (D) 58,555 (29.49%), 6 of 12 counties complete; TN-2 Tim Burchett (R) 121,617 (57.78%), Michaela Barnett (D) 86,609 (41.15%), 4 of 8; TN-3 Chuck Fleischmann (R) 136,110 (57.59%), Anna Golladay (D) 95,051 (40.22%), 3 of 9; TN-4 Scott DesJarlais (R) 85,520 (49.34%), Victoria Broderick (D) 83,771 (48.33%), 6 of 11; TN-5 Charlie Hatcher (R) 66,513 (50.11%), Chaz Molder (D) 63,888 (48.13%), 10 of 17; TN-6 Johnny Garrett (R) 108,767 (52.43%), Mike Croley (D) 95,240 (45.91%), 11 of 17; TN-7 Matt Van Epps (R) 94,723 (49.31%), Darden Copeland (D) 94,450 (49.17%), 2 of 8; TN-8 David Kustoff (R) 95,123 (51.54%), Heidi Kuhn (D) 85,816 (46.50%), 7 of 12; TN-9 Brent Taylor (R) 76,453 (49.49%), Justin J. Pearson (D) 75,016 (48.56%), 8 of 15.

Tennessee House: Rep. Ron Gant (R) 14,263 (72.16%), Francine Johnson (D) 5,503 (27.84%). Unofficial returns, 2 of 3 counties complete.

Amendment 1 (bail for violent crimes): Lets judges hold defendants accused of the most serious violent crimes without bail. Early returns (55 of 95 counties complete): Yes 1,105,571 (66.98%), No 545,074 (33.02%).

Amendment 2 (no state property tax): Bans a state-level property tax in the Constitution; local property taxes are not affected. Early returns (55 of 95 counties complete): Yes 1,106,287 (66.47%), No 558,052 (33.53%).

Amendment 3 (crime victims’ rights): Expands and clarifies rights for crime victims, including a voice in parole. Early returns (55 of 95 counties complete): Yes 1,263,899 (75.73%), No 404,975 (24.27%). To pass, each amendment needs more yes than no votes and yes votes above half of all votes cast for governor.

Top results: National (updated 9:02 PM CT)

Senate control: Republicans hold a 53-47 majority; Democrats need four more seats for control. AP Senate calls so far: Florida special (Sen. Ashley Moody, R, defeats Angie Nixon, D), West Virginia (Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R), Wyoming (Harriet Hageman, R), Virginia (Sen. Mark Warner, D), Georgia (Sen. Jon Ossoff, D), Delaware (Sen. Chris Coons, D), New Jersey (Sen. Cory Booker, D), Illinois (Juliana Stratton, D), Massachusetts (Sen. Ed Markey, D), Rhode Island (Sen. Jack Reed, D), New Hampshire (Chris Pappas, D), Colorado (Sen. John Hickenlooper, D), New Mexico (Sen. Ben Ray Luján, D, defeats Larry E. Marker, R) and North Carolina (Roy Cooper, D, defeats Michael Whatley, R; AP calls it a Democratic pickup).

Governor calls so far (AP): Florida (Byron Donalds, R, defeats David Jolly, D; Republican hold), Wyoming (Eric Barlow, R), Pennsylvania (Gov. Josh Shapiro, D), Maryland (Gov. Wes Moore, D), Massachusetts (Gov. Maura Healey, D), Illinois (Gov. JB Pritzker, D), Rhode Island (Helena Foulkes, D, defeats Aaron Guckian, R), New York (Gov. Kathy Hochul, D) and Colorado (Phil Weiser, D).

House control: Republicans defend the majority; 218 seats are needed. AP Republican calls so far include Kentucky’s 1st (James Comer) and 5th, and Florida’s 6th (Randy Fine), 8th (Mike Haridopolos), 12th (Gus Bilirakis), 19th and 28th (Carlos Gimenez). Democratic calls include Georgia’s 2nd (Sanford Bishop), Virginia’s 10th (Suhas Subramanyam), Massachusetts’ 2nd, 5th and 7th, and Florida’s 14th (Kathy Castor), 20th (Debbie Wasserman Schultz) and 25th (Jared Moskowitz), and North Carolina’s 11th (Jamie Ager, D, defeats Jennifer Balkcom, R; AP calls it the Democrats’ first House flip of the night, an open seat after Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards retired).

Key Senate races to watch: Alaska (Sen. Dan Sullivan, R, vs. Mary Peltola, D), Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas. No AP calls yet.

  • Key governor races: Arizona (Andy Biggs, R, vs. Gov. Katie Hobbs, D), California (Steve Hilton, R, vs. Xavier Becerra, D), Alabama (Tommy Tuberville, R, vs. Doug Jones, D). Results pending.

Stay with The Patriot Oasis tonight. We will update this page as AP and official state election offices confirm new results. Thank you for voting, and God bless America.