Who Won Tennessee Elections in 2008?

New Tennessee Congressman Phil RoeNov 4, 2008

Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander easily won re-election in 2008 against Democrat Bob Tuke.

All Tennessee incumbents won re-election to the House of Representatives - except in the 1st District. Incumbent David Davis lost in the Republican primary to David "Phil" Roe (pictured left), and Roe went on to win the general election over Rob Russell.

Senator Bob Corker's term expires in 2012 and the next Tennessee Gubanatorial Election is in 2010.

John McCain won the eleven electoral votes from Tennessee.



2008 Tennessee Election Winners

Tennessee Senate II
Lamar Alexander Incumbent (65%) REP
Also on the ballot: Bob Tuke (DFL - 32%); Daniel Lewis (LIB); Edward Buck (IND); Christopher Fenner (IND)
Tennessee 1st District
David Phil Roe (72%) REP
Also on the ballot: Rob Russell (DFL - 24%); Joel Goodman (IND); TK Owens (IND); James Reeves (IND)
Tennessee 2nd District
John J Duncan Incumbent (78%) REP
Also on the ballot: Bob Scott (DFL - 22%)
Tennessee 3rd District
Zach Wamp Incumbent (69%) REP
Also on the ballot: Doug Vandagriff (DFL - 28%); Ed Choate (IND); Jean Howard-Hill (IND)
Tennessee 4th District
Lincoln Davis Incumbent (59%) DFL
Also on the ballot: Monty Lankford (REP - 38%); James Anthony Gray (IND); Kevin Ragsdale (IND)
Tennessee 5th District
Jim Cooper Incumbent (66%) DFL
Also on the ballot: Gerard Donovan (REP - 31%); Aaron Childress (IND); Jon Jackson (IND); John Miglietta (IND)
Tennessee 6th District
Bart Gordon Incumbent DFL
Also on the ballot: Chris Baker (IND)
Tennessee 7th District
Marsha Blackburn Incumbent (69%) REP
Also on the ballot: Randy Morris (DFL - 31%)
Tennessee 8th District
John S Tanner Incumbent (Unapposed) DFL
Tennessee 9th District
Steve Cohen Incumbent (Unapposed) DFL


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