Last updated: 9:01 p.m., November 3, 2026
Reporting: 17 of 17 polling places (100%), including early voting and absentee ballots
These results are unofficial and will remain so until certified by the Carroll County Election Commission. Figures shown are Carroll County totals unless noted. This page will be updated throughout the night as results come in.
All 17 Carroll County polling places have reported, with 7,194 ballots cast.
Marsha Blackburn carried Carroll County in the governor’s race with 58.60%, followed by Jerri Green at 24.39% and independent David Hatley at 13.20%.
Bill Hagerty carried the county in the U.S. Senate race with 74.28%, and David Kustoff carried the county in the District 8 U.S. House race with 75.11%.
In Tennessee House District 79, Brock Martin received 79.41% to Kirk D Carter’s 20.59% in Carroll County.
Carroll County voters approved all three constitutional amendments, each with more than 75% voting yes.
In municipal races, Brad Hurley was elected mayor of Bruceton, Ronnie Webb was elected mayor of Hollow Rock, and Phillip (Phil) R. Williams was elected mayor of McLemoresville.
T.J. Herndon in Atwood and Ryan D. Griffin in McKenzie were elected mayor without opposition.
MUNICIPAL RACES
Town of Atwood
Mayor (Vote for 1)
T.J. Herndon: 220
Alderman (Vote for 2)
Dustin Church: 111
JoAnn Long: 141
Tommy Polinski: 99
Town of Bruceton
Mayor (Vote for 1)
Brad Hurley: 211 (64.92%)
Robert T. Keeton III: 114 (35.08%)
Alderman (Vote for 2)
Jack R. Blocker: 105
Robert Cole: 176
Jason D. McCord: 114
Michael E. Wilson: 187
Alderman, Unexpired Term (Vote for 1)
Thomas Ashley Ingram: 274
Town of Hollow Rock
Mayor (Vote for 1)
Ronnie Webb: 110 (54.19%)
Misty White: 93 (45.81%)
Alderman (Vote for 2)
Bobby Brotherton: 129
Sherry Ozier: 46
James Robison: 87
Angela Stockdale: 92
Alderman, Unexpired Term (Vote for 1)
Cathie Pardue: 175
Town of Huntingdon
Councilman (Vote for 3)
Kelly B. Eubanks: 800
Andrew Maddox: 774
John Lindsey Sanders: 751
City of McKenzie
Mayor (Vote for 1)
Ryan D. Griffin: 737
Councilperson At-Large (Vote for 3)
Tom Alexander: 469
Carol Jean Armpriest: 367
Raymond Glisson: 493
Armand J Hebert III: 123
Bobby L. Young: 599
City of McLemoresville
Mayor (Vote for 1)
Austin Prater: 20 (16.53%)
Phillip (Phil) R. Williams: 73 (60.33%)
Nathan Worrell: 28 (23.14%)
Alderman (Vote for 5)
Robby Alford: 82
Sharron Holland: 98
Adam Martin: 96
Mike Presson: 101
Lana Y Suite: 85
Kim Wheeler: 57
Town of Trezevant
Alderman (Vote for 3)
Donald M. Barger: 89
Dan Dieringer: 63
Pamela D. Joyner: 131
Shane Rimmer: 83
Liz Yohman: 54
GOVERNOR
Marsha Blackburn (R): 4,179 (58.60%)
Jerri Green (D): 1,739 (24.39%)
Misam Abidi (I): 7 (0.10%)
Dean Brewer (I): 8 (0.11%)
Ray Brown (I): 14 (0.20%)
David Hatley (I): 941 (13.20%)
Wendell Jackson (I): 7 (0.10%)
Charles Van Morgan (I): 6 (0.08%)
Eddie Lee Murphy (I): 5 (0.07%)
Lauren Pinkston (I): 201 (2.82%)
Victor L. Scoggin (I): 4 (0.06%)
Dave Seeman (I): 3 (0.04%)
Karl Knox Smithson (I): 1 (0.01%)
L. Webb Taylor (I): 5 (0.07%)
Robert C. Vick (I): 11 (0.15%)
U.S. SENATE
Bill Hagerty (R): 5,236 (74.28%)
Marquita Bradshaw (D): 1,662 (23.58%)
Tharon Chandler (I): 37 (0.52%)
Andrew Gerena (I): 19 (0.27%)
Jeremy Dean Hearn (I): 23 (0.33%)
Robert Jones (I): 18 (0.26%)
James William Macon III (I): 8 (0.11%)
Yoshi D. Matthews (I): 11 (0.16%)
David Sutman Jr. (I): 19 (0.27%)
Catherine Barcel “Barcy” Whitson (I): 16 (0.23%)
U.S. HOUSE, DISTRICT 8
David Kustoff (R): 5,284 (75.11%)
Heidi Kuhn (D): 1,598 (22.71%)
Adam D. Austill (I): 45 (0.64%)
Wendell “Wells” Blankenship (I): 32 (0.45%)
Antonio Futch (I): 7 (0.10%)
Pamela Jeanine “P.” Moses (I): 31 (0.44%)
Horace Taylor (I): 21 (0.30%)
Henry J. Ward III (I): 17 (0.24%)
TENNESSEE HOUSE, DISTRICT 76
Tandy Darby (R): 2,398 (100%)
TENNESSEE HOUSE, DISTRICT 79
Brock Martin (R): 2,893 (79.41%)
Kirk D Carter (I): 750 (20.59%)
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Amendment 1 – Bail
Yes: 5,175 (75.96%)
No: 1,638 (24.04%)
Amendment 2 – Property Tax
Yes: 5,137 (75.86%)
No: 1,635 (24.14%)
Amendment 3 – Crime Victims’ Rights
Yes: 5,401 (82.23%)
No: 1,167 (17.77%)
Note: Amendments are decided statewide.
Results are provided by the Carroll County Election Commission and are unofficial until certified. For official results, visit carrollcountytnelections.com or call 731-986-1968.