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Tennessee Senate Race 2027
The markets' leading names: Glenn Jacobs, Tim Burchett, Damon Hininger.
Prediction markets
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- Glenn Jacobs30%▼17
- Tim Burchett22%▲1
- Damon Hininger11%▼3
- John Rose7%▲4
- Pete Hegseth5%▼1
- Diana Harshbarger5%▼3
- + 7 more outcomes
Prediction-market prices show what traders are paying for each outcome, read as the market's implied chance. They are not forecasts by 4Republican, can move fast and can be wrong. Not betting or investment advice.
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- Tim Burchett says he would 'absolutely' take on Tennessee senator role
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- Tim Burchett Says He Would ‘Absolutely’ Replace Marsha Blackburn in US Senate
(DCNF)—Republican Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett announced Sunday he is willing to fill GOP Tennessee Governor-elect Marsha Blackburn’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Burchett appeared on Blackburn’s shortlist of possible replacements to fill her…
- WWE Hall of Famer Kane (Glenn Jacobs) reportedly the likely pick of new Tennessee governor to fill vacancy in U.S. Senate
WWE Hall of Fame member Kane (Glenn Jacobs) is reportedly the favorite to be appointed the next U.S. senator from Tennessee. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tennessee), who occupied the seat, was elected governor of Tennessee on Tuesday during the…
- The Quiet Race to Be Blackburn’s Senate Replacement
From left: Damon Hininger, Glenn Jacobs, Pete Hegseth, Tim Burchett As soon as Republican Marsha Blackburn won her spot as Tennessee’s next governor, another race officially began. Hopefuls began jockeying for position around Blackburn the…
- Grassroots Favorite Sets Sights on Marsha Blackburn’s Tennessee Senate Seat [WATCH]
U.S. Rep. Tim Burchett has made his intentions clear about Tennessee’s coming U.S. Senate vacancy, signaling that he is prepared to pursue the seat after Senator Marsha Blackburn takes office as governor. Burchett, a Republican who…
- Hegseth not in consideration for Senate seat as firing rumors swirl
Imperiled Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is reportedly not being considered to replace Tennessee Gov-elect Marsha Blackburn for her open Senate seat, as rumors swirl that he will be fired from his current role. The person insisted that…
- Pete Hegseth’s impeachment escape hatch slammed shut after Trump ally's snub: report
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth speaks in a video statement, in Arlington, Virginia, US in this still image from handout video released Novemer 5, 2026. Secretary of defense Pete Hegseth via X/Handout via REUTERS THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN…
- Hegseth out of running for open Tennessee U.S. Senate seat
Despite behind-the-scenes interest and campaigning from Hegseth, a source familiar with the private discussions dismissed the rumors as "baseless chatter," noting that Blackburn remains focused on her transition to the governor's mansion…
- WWE star, former Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs would seriously consider Senate seat
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Former Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs said on the “Fox News Rundown” podcast that he would seriously consider an appointment to U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn’s seat if she chose him to replace her. “Yeah, obviously…
- Burchett Eyes Blackburn's Senate Seat, Takes Aim at Democrats' Hegseth Impeachment Push
No matter the outcome last Tuesday, one thing was abundantly clear: The 120th Congress will look a lot different than the 119th. Between the multitude of Congress critters who opted not to seek reelection and those whose hand was forced by…
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