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Republican Brent Taylor and Democrat Justin Pearson to Vie for Tennessee's Newly Redrawn District in November

Pearson won the Democratic primary and will face Republican Brent Taylor in the general election.

Republican Brent Taylor and Democrat Justin Pearson to Vie for Tennessee's Newly Redrawn District in November
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This article1 analysis · Oct 1, 2026
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Brent Taylor won the Republican primary and Justin Pearson won the Democratic primary for Tennessee’s newly redrawn Ninth Congressional District, setting up a November general election. The district now joins Memphis with communities in the Nashville area.

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Democratic primary winner for Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District

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Republican primary winner for Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District

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Tennessee state senator and Democratic primary opponent

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Steve Cohen
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U.S. representative who ended his reelection bid

ALSO MENTIONED  Bill Lee, Tennessee governor who signed the redistricting bill; M. LaTroy Alexandria-Williams, Democratic primary opponent and political activist and commentator; Monty Fritts, Gubernatorial candidate mentioned on a voter’s shirt; Todd Warner, Tennessee state representative and Republican primary opponent

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Justin Pearson Wins Tennessee Democratic Primary for Ninth District

Justin Pearson won the Democratic primary for Tennessee’s redrawn 9th District and will face Brent Taylor in the general election. Left-leaning outlets focus on the map’s effects on Memphis voters and Pearson’s prospects. Center outlets place the matchup in the context of redistricting and voter concerns. Right-leaning outlets emphasize that Pearson advances in a district described as strongly Republican.

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