United States House of Representatives elections, 2018

On November 6, 2018, voters in the Fourth and Sixth Congressional Districts went to the polls to choose their representatives  in the United States House of Representatives for the following two years.
==Fourth District==
===Republican primary===
====Candidates====
*Scott DesJarlais (South Pittsburg), United States Representative for the Fourth District since 2011
*Jack Maddux (Cleveland), businessman
====Results====
 	Scott DesJarlais	Jack Maddux 	TOTAL
Bedford 	4,631 / 78.36% 	1,279 / 21.64% 	5,910
Bledsoe 	1,447 / 71.25% 	584 / 28.75% 	2,031
Bradley 	5,472 / 58.35% 	3,906 / 41.65% 	9,378
Franklin 	4,519 / 82.74% 	943 / 17.26% 	5,462
Grundy 	1,340 / 79.53% 	345 / 20.47% 	1,685
Lincoln 	3,141 / 78.56% 	857 / 21.44% 	3,998
Marion 	2,428 / 79.97% 	608 / 20.03% 	3,036
Marshall 	3,140 / 69.03% 	1,409 / 30.97% 	4,549
Maury 	6,709 / 72.99% 	2,483 / 27.01% 	9,192
Meigs 	1.090 / 63.82% 	618 / 36.18% 	1,708
Moore 	1,273 / 74.01% 	447 / 25.99% 	1,720
Rhea 	3,145 / 66.29% 	1,599 / 33.71% 	4,744
Rutherford	17,344 / 66.75% 	8,641 / 33.25% 	25,985
Sequatchie	1,916 / 67.37% 	928 / 32.63% 	2,844
Van Buren 	636 / 75.09% 	211 / 24.91% 	847
Warren 	3,748 / 68.63% 	1,713 / 31.37% 	5,461
TOTAL 	61,979 / 69.99% 	26,571 / 30.01%	88,550
===Democratic primary===
====Candidates====
*Christopher J. Hale (Murfreesboro), former Obama White House staffer
*Mariah Phillips (Murfreesboro), teacher
*Steven Reynolds (Murfreesboro), infrastructure professional
====Results====
 	Christopher J. Hale	Mariah Phillips	Steven Reynolds	TOTAL
Bedford 	607 / 38.81% 	614 / 39.26% 	343 / 21.93% 	1,564
Bledsoe 	213 / 34.08% 	220 / 35.20% 	192 / 30.72% 	625
Bradley 	598 / 41.21% 	672 / 46.31% 	181 / 12.47% 	1,451
Franklin 	775 / 32.54% 	1,237 / 51.93% 	370 / 15.53% 	2,382
Grundy 	248 / 30.77% 	342 / 42.43% 	216 / 26.80% 	806
Lincoln 	324 / 35.41% 	430 / 46.99% 	161 / 17.60% 	915
Marion 	436 / 28.78% 	763 / 50.36% 	316 / 20.86% 	1,515
Marshall 	451 / 33.99% 	655 / 49.36% 	221 / 16.65% 	1,327
Maury 	1,208 / 38.04% 	1,398 / 44.02% 	570 / 17.95% 	3,176
Meigs 	153 / 30.72% 	180 / 36.14% 	165 / 33.13% 	498
Moore 	147 / 37.60% 	168 / 42.97% 	76 / 19.44% 	391
Rhea 	258 / 28.45% 	447 / 49.28% 	202 / 22.27% 	907
Rutherford	4,645 / 34.94% 	6,958 / 52.34% 	1,692 / 12.73% 	13,295
Sequatchie	188 / 28.53% 	324 / 49.17% 	147 / 22.31% 	659
Van Buren 	157 / 41.10% 	124 / 32.46% 	101 / 26.44% 	382
Warren 	897 / 33.65% 	936 / 35.11% 	833 / 31.25% 	2,666
TOTAL 	11,305 / 34.72% 	15,468 / 47.51%	5,786 / 17.77% 	32,559
===Other candidates===
Independent Michael Shupe of Columbia is the only other candidate registered with the Division of Elections.
===General election===
====Results====
 	Scott DesJarlais
Republican	Mariah Phillips
Democratic	Michael Shupe
Independent	TOTAL
Bedford 				
Bledsoe 				
Bradley 				
Franklin 				
Grundy 				
Lincoln 				
Marion 				
Marshall 				
Maury 				
Meigs 				
Moore 				
Rhea 				
Rutherford				
Sequatchie				
Van Buren 				
Warren 				
TOTAL 				
==Sixth District==
===Republican primary===
====Candidates====
*Bob Corlew (Mount Juliet), former Chancery Court judge
*Judd Matheny (Tullahoma), State Representative for the 47th District (Coffee and Warren counties) since 2003
*Christopher Brian Monday (Cookeville)
*John Rose (Cookeville), former state Commissioner of Agriculture
*Lavern "Uturn LaVern" Vivio (Springfield), broadcaster
====Results====
 	Bob Corlew 	Judd Matheny 	Christopher 
Brian Monday	John Rose 	Lavern
"Uturn Lavern"
Vivio	TOTAL
Cannon 	1,194 / 45.82% 	476 / 18.27% 	30 / 1.15% 	798 / 30.62% 	108 / 4.14% 	2,606
Cheatham 	459 / 34.59% 	114 / 8.59% 	43 / 3.24% 	475 / 35.80% 	236 / 17.78% 	1,327
Clay 	359 / 27.26% 	114 / 8.66% 	37 / 2.81% 	751 / 57.02% 	56 / 4.25% 	1,317
Coffee 	1,377 / 17.34% 	5,076 / 63.91% 	107 / 1.35% 	1,180 / 14.86% 	203 / 2.56% 	7,943
Cumberland	3,426 / 37.65% 	1,579 / 17.35% 	468 / 5.14% 	3,185 / 35.00% 	442 / 4.86% 	9,100
DeKalb 	796 / 30.78% 	406 / 15.70% 	68 / 2.63% 	1,167 / 45.13% 	149 / 5.76% 	2,586
Fentress 	1,000 / 28.29% 	335 / 9.48% 	170 / 4.81% 	1,900 / 53.75% 	130 / 3.68% 	3,535
Jackson 	455 / 25.59% 	199 / 11.19% 	44 / 2.47% 	979 / 55.06% 	101 / 5.68% 	1,778
Macon 	1,545 / 37.31% 	281 / 6.79% 	59 / 1.42% 	2,106 / 50.86% 	150 / 3.62% 	4,141
Overton 	864 / 31.79% 	251 / 9.23% 	90 / 3.31% 	1,391 / 51.18% 	122 / 4.49% 	2,718
Pickett 	328 / 28.90% 	121 / 10.66% 	45 / 3.96% 	559 / 49.25% 	82 / 7.22% 	1,135
Putnam 	2,021 / 22.40% 	1,034 / 11.46% 	315 / 3.49% 	5,289 / 58.62% 	363 / 4.02% 	9,022
Robertson 	2,856 / 30.06% 	890 / 9.37% 	222 / 2.34% 	2,905 / 30.57% 	2,629 / 27.67%	9,502
Smith 	826 / 22.06% 	223 / 5.96% 	48 / 1.28% 	2,447 / 65.36% 	200 / 5.34% 	3,744
Sumner 	5,905 / 30.17% 	2,263 / 11.56% 	481 / 2.46% 	8,273 / 42.27% 	2,651 / 13.54%	19,573
Trousdale 	465 / 38.27% 	121 / 9.96% 	21 / 1.73% 	507 / 41.73% 	101 / 8.31% 	1,215
Van Buren 	17 / 19.32% 	16 / 18.18% 	3 / 3.41% 	47 / 53.41% 	5 / 5.68% 	88
White 	1,240 / 28.55% 	747 / 17.20% 	133 / 3.06% 	1,985 / 45.71% 	238 / 5.48% 	4,343
Wilson 	7,955 / 38.92% 	2,507 / 12.27% 	637 / 3.12% 	7,844 / 38.38% 	1,495 / 7.31% 	20,438
TOTAL 	33,088 / 31.18%	16,753 / 15.79%	3,021 / 2.85%	43,788 / 41.27%	9,461 / 8.92% 	106,111
===Democratic primary===
====Candidates====
*Dawn Barlow (Rickman), Director of Hospital Medicine at Livingston Regional Hospital
*Christopher Martin Finley (Nashville)
*Peter Heffernan (Gallatin)
*Merrilee Wineinger (Hendersonville), Methodist minister, grassroots organizer
====Results====
 	Dawn Barlow 	Christopher
Martin Finley	Peter Heffernan	Merrilee Wineinger	TOTAL
Cannon 	291 / 49.74% 	107 / 18.29% 	62 / 10.60% 	125 / 21.37% 	585
Cheatham 	151 / 47.04% 	56 / 17.45% 	47 / 14.64% 	67 / 20.87% 	321
Clay 	334 / 73.09% 	63 / 13.79% 	25 / 5.47% 	35 / 7.66% 	457
Coffee 	1,461 / 54.19% 	494 / 18.32% 	226 / 8.38% 	515 / 19.10% 	2,696
Cumberland	948 / 52.17% 	240 / 13.21% 	182 / 10.02% 	447 / 24.60% 	1,817
DeKalb 	409 / 44.75% 	188 / 20.57% 	79 / 8.64% 	238 / 26.04% 	914
Fentress 	331 / 53.04% 	123 / 19.71% 	69 / 11.06% 	101 / 16.19% 	624
Jackson 	551 / 64.07% 	130 / 15.12% 	58 / 6.74% 	121 / 14.07% 	860
Macon 	296 / 58.04% 	102 / 20.00% 	44 / 8.63% 	68 / 13.33% 	510
Overton 	1,268 / 84.87% 	94 / 6.29% 	48 / 3.21% 	84 / 5.62% 	1,494
Pickett 	202 / 68.24% 	33 / 11.15% 	18 / 6.08% 	43 / 14.53% 	296
Putnam 	1,779 / 64.27% 	303 / 10.95% 	132 / 4.77% 	554 / 20.01% 	2,768
Robertson 	1,476 / 52.08% 	547 / 19.30% 	294 / 10.37% 	517 / 18.24% 	2,834
Smith 	504 / 53.45% 	188 / 19.94% 	85 / 9.01% 	166 / 17.60% 	943
Sumner 	2,467 / 44.91% 	707 / 12.87% 	521 / 9.48% 	1,798 / 32.73% 	5,493
Trousdale 	264 / 57.27% 	82 / 17.79% 	57 / 12.36% 	58 / 12.58% 	461
Van Buren 	13 / 54.17% 	7 / 29.17% 	0 / 0.00% 	4 / 16.67% 	24
White 	514 / 49.14% 	299 / 28.59% 	73 / 6.98% 	160 / 15.30% 	1,046
Wilson 	3,616 / 53.08% 	899 / 13.20% 	570 / 8.37% 	1,727 / 25.35% 	6,812
TOTAL 	16,875 / 54.51%	4,662 / 15.06%	2,590 / 8.37% 	6,828 / 22.06% 	30.955
===Other candidates===
Independents Lloyd Dunn (Portland) and David Ross (White House) also appeared on the ballot.
===General election===
====Resultshttps://sos-tn-gov-files.tnsosfiles.com/Nov%202018%20General%20by%20County.pdf====
 	Dawn Barlow
Democratic	Lloyd Dunn
Independent	John Rose
Republican	David Ross
Independent	TOTAL
Cannon 	1,002 / 24.26% 	35 / 0.85% 	3,043 / 73.68% 	50 / 1.21% 	4,130
Cheatham 	857 / 23.77% 	35 / 0.97% 	2,660 / 73.79% 	53 / 1.47% 	3,605
Clay 	702 / 30.56% 	20 / 0.87% 	1,549 / 67.44% 	26 / 1.13% 	2,297
Coffee 	4,656 / 28.20% 	143 / 0.87% 	11,452 / 69.36% 	260 / 1.57% 	16,511
Cumberland	5,053 / 22.95% 	164 / 0.75% 	16,541 / 75.12% 	260 / 1.18% 	22,018
DeKalb 	1,364 / 26.32% 	54 / 1.04% 	3,697 / 71.33% 	68 / 1.31% 	5,183
Fentress 	1,073 / 18.58% 	46 / 0.80% 	4,568 / 79.09% 	89 / 1.54% 	5,776
Jackson 	1,165 / 32.53% 	24 / 0.67% 	2,349 / 65.60% 	43 / 1.20% 	3,581
Macon 	968 / 16.81% 	43 / 0.75% 	4,669 / 81.10% 	77 / 1.34% 	5,757
Overton 	2,693 / 40.58% 	30 / 0.45% 	3,855 / 58.08% 	59 / 0.89% 	6,637
Pickett 	592 / 27.01% 	17 / 0.78% 	1,557 / 71.03% 	26 / 1.19% 	2,192
Putnam 	7,175 / 31.80% 	176 / 0.78% 	14,996 / 66.46% 	217 / 0.96% 	22,564
Robertson 	5,739 / 27.09% 	212 / 1.00% 	14,675 / 69.27% 	559 / 2.64% 	21,185
Smith 	1,331 / 22.03% 	41 / 0.68% 	4,584 / 75.87% 	86 / 1.42% 	6,042
Sumner 	17,380 / 29.49%	566 / 0.96% 	40,194 / 68.19% 	802 / 1.36% 	58,942
Trousdale 	677 / 29.75% 	16 / 0.70% 	1,552 / 68.19% 	31 / 1.36% 	2,276
Van Buren 	46 / 23.83% 	0 / 0.00% 	153 / 79.27% 	4 / 2.07% 	193
White 	1,924 / 23.74% 	135 / 1.67% 	5,959 / 73.53% 	86 / 1.06% 	8,104
Wilson 	15,973 / 30.87%	377 / 0.73% 	34,757 / 67.18% 	630 / 1.22% 	51,737
TOTAL 	70,370 / 28.29%	2,134 / 0.86%	172,810 / 69.47%	3,426 / 1.38%	248,740
==References==
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