Republicans hold narrow edge in fight for House majority
WASHINGTON >> Republicans held on to a narrow edge on Friday as election officials tallied the final votes that will determine control of the U.S. House of Representatives, though Democrats succeeded in flipping a pair of New York state seats.
Tennessee House of Representatives elections are every two years, of course, which offers ample opportunities for newcomers ...
The race pitted incumbent Republican Rep. Mark White against Democrat Noah Nordstrom, a high school Spanish teacher.
Incumbent Reps. David Kustoff, a Republican, and Steve Cohen, a Democrat, both cruised to reelection Tuesday night in their ...
Democrats thought Bryan Goldberg had a shot at defeating state Rep. Elaine Davis in District 18, but she won reelection.
Tennessee Republicans continued to hold a ... Instead, each party managed to hold on to a handful of open seats. In House District 67, incumbent Rep. Ronnie Glynn, D-Clarksville, clung to his ...
Republican incumbent Mark White is facing off against Democrat Noah Nordstrom for the state district representing parts of ...
The Republican incumbent is running for reelection for the Tennessee House of Representatives District 83 seat. He has held the seat since 2010 and does not plan on leaving it soon. He is ...
The Tennessee Secretary of State’s website called the race with Mitchell receiving 16,589 votes to Webb’s 14,084 votes in the ...
Incumbent Rep. Greg Martin, a Republican from Hixson, will represent that area in the Tennessee House of Representatives for ...
Republican incumbent John Gillespie won the Tennessee house seat against Democrat Jesse Huseth for the state district representing most of East Memphis and Cordova.
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