Tennessee's 7th Congressional District

Tennessee's 7th Congressional District

In July, just eight months after winning reelection, Republican U.S. Rep. Mark Green resigned from his seat representing Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District — a district that, since 2022’s redistricting, has included a large swath of Davidson County. In the race to take Green’s seat, the crowded Republican slate features four clear frontrunners: state Reps. Jody Barrett, Lee Reeves and Gino Bulso, alongside former commissioner of Tennessee’s Department of General Services and U.S. Army Ranger Matt Van Epps.

Other GOP candidates include now-pardoned Jan. 6 insurrectionist Stewart Parks; Metro Nashville Police Department Detective Joe Leurs; businessman Stuart Cooper; former Tennessee state Senate staffer Tres Wittum, who unsuccessfully ran for the Republican nomination in Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District race in 2022; Montgomery County Commissioner Jason Knight; 28-year-old political newcomer Mason Foley; and businessman Adolph Agbéko Dagan.

Republican 7th District candidates

From left: Rep. Gino Bulso, Matt Van Epps, Rep. Jody Barrett, Rep. Lee Reeves

Democratic 7th District candidates

From left: Rep. Aftyn Behn, Rep. Bo Mitchell, Rep. Vincent Dixie, Darden Copeland

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