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TENNESSEE
Primary: August 3, 2006

RACE: Governor
CANDIDATES: Phil Bredesen (D), Jim Bryson (R),
Carl Twofeathers Whitaker (I)

RACE: U.S. Senate
CANDIDATES: Bob Corker (R), Harold Ford, Jr. (D)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 1st District
CANDIDATES: David Davis (R), Rick Trent (D)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 2nd District
CANDIDATES: John J. "Jimmy" Duncan Jr. (R), John Greene (D)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 3rd District
CANDIDATES: Zach Wamp (R), Brent Benedict (D)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 4th District
CANDIDATES: Lincoln Davis (D), Ken Martin (R)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 5th District
CANDIDATES: Jim Cooper (D), Thomas F. Kovach (R)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 6th District
CANDIDATES: Bart Gordon (D), Robert L. Garrison (I)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 7th District
CANDIDATES: Marsha Blackburn (R), Bill Morrison (D)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 8th District
CANDIDATES: John Tanner (D), John Farmer (R)

RACE: U.S. Congress, 9th District
CANDIDATES: Steven Cohen (D), Mark White (R)

NAMES IN GREEN are candidates who have said they want to be known as running to reform immigration policies and who have provided survey responses backing up their claim.

ENCOURAGE CANDIDATES TO TAKE THE IMMIGRATION SURVEY. If you find a candidate page with no positions shown, email an immigration survey to that candidate and strongly encourage him/her to take it so that voters can be properly informed. 


Click a link for survey to send to candidate if his/her column is blank.
Governor Survey

ABI NEVER ENDORSES CANDIDATES. Our highlighting of some candidates is to help citizens know who is most likely to work for reducing overall immigration so citizens can factor that information into their voting decisions.  But we realize that voters mark their ballot based on many issues and judgments about the character and leadership of a candidate. We don’t presume to suggest the best candidate for your overall needs and interests. And NumbersUSA is strictly non-partisan, with no preference for one party or another.
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