In a District 28 House election pitting two sitting legislators against one another as a result of redistricting, JoAnne Favors finished far ahead of Tommie Brown.
| Tommie F. Brown |
|
1514 |
27.63% |
| JoAnne Favors |
|
3957 |
72.21% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
9 |
0.16% |
County Mayor Jim Coppinger outpolled Democrat Rick Wilson, a retired UTC professor and former election administrator, and Richard Ford.
| Jim Coppinger |
|
33443 |
68.41% |
| Richard "Rick" Wilson |
|
13702 |
28.03% |
| Richard D. Ford |
|
1642 |
3.36% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
97 |
0.20% |
Republican Marty Haynes defeated Democrat Mitzi Yates. Mr. Haynes had unseated Commissioner Mitch McClure in the primary.
| Marty Haynes |
|
5633 |
82.31% |
| Mitzi Leigh Yates |
|
1197 |
17.49% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
14 |
0.20% |
Assessor Bill Bennett held off a challenge from Democrat Jelena Butler.
| Bill Bennett |
|
32999 |
68.46% |
| Jelena Butler |
|
13019 |
27.01% |
| Conrad Taylor |
|
2122 |
4.40% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
62 |
0.13% |
In House District 27, Rep. Richard Floyd defeated perennial candidate Basil Marceaux Sr. Frank Eaton, the lone Democratic candidate, gained 1,471 votes.
| Richard Floyd |
|
7897 |
90.35% |
| Basil Marceaux Sr. |
|
782 |
8.95% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
61 |
0.70% |
Mike Carter, former General Sessions Court judge and assistant county attorney, was the only contender for the redesigned House District 29. He got 5,576 complimentary votes.
Veteran House District 30 Rep. Vince Dean will face Democrat Sandy Norris Smith, who defeated Brock Bennington and Brian White.
| L. Brock Bennington |
|
241 |
17.93% |
| Sandy Norris Smith |
|
852 |
63.39% |
| Brian D. White |
|
239 |
17.78% |
| Write-in Votes |
|
12 |
0.89% |
In House District 26, Rep. Gerald McCormick will face Democrat Lawrence G. Miller and Independent Rodger Cooksey.
| Gerald McCormick |
Republican |
7,721 |
| Lawrence G. Miller |
Democratic |
1,493 |