2022 Tennessee gubernatorial election

Candidates Nominee • Bill Lee, incumbent governor • Tyler Hagerman Endorsements Results ==Democratic primary==

Candidates Nominee • Jason Martin, pulmonologist and critical care specialist at Sumner Regional Medical Center and former Meharry Medical College professor Eliminated in primary • Carnita Atwater, leader of New Chicago Community Development Corporation in Northern Memphis • J. B. Smiley Jr., Memphis city councilor Withdrew • Casey Nicholson, minister Declined • Gloria Johnson, state representative (endorsed Jason Martin) Endorsements Results ==Independents==

Candidates Declared • Constance Every, nonprofit founder • John Gentry, accountant • Basil Marceaux, businessman and perennial candidate • Alfred O'Neil • Deborah Rouse, candidate for president of the United States in 2020 • Michael Scantland, sales manager • Rick Tyler, perennial candidate (also ran for U.S. House) • Charles Van Morgan, small business owner Disqualified • Lemichael DaShaun-Wilson • Hosie Holomon III • Wendell Jackson • Jake Johns ==General election==

Predictions Fundraising Post-primary endorsements Polling Bill Lee vs. generic opponent Results {{Election box total no change {{Election box registered electors |reg. electors =4,549,183 By county Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican • Haywood (largest city: Brownsville) district results 27–6 district results 77–22 By congressional district Lee won eight of nine congressional districts. ==See also==