Incumbent U.S. Senate
2026 Tennessee U.S. Senate — General Election
U.S. Senate
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Candidate field
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10 current candidates; 10 profiles are published with retained evidence.
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Office guide
About this office
Understand the responsibilities, authority, and limits of the office in this contest.
What a U.S. senator does
A U.S. senator represents the entire state, introduces and votes on federal legislation, serves on committees, and votes on nominations and treaties.
Shared authority: One senator does not enact federal law or approve a nomination alone. Legislative action generally requires both chambers and presidential action, while confirmations require Senate action.
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