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| The '''Tennessee gubernatorial election of ]''' will be held on ], ]. Whoever is elected will serve as ] from ] to ]. The incumbent , ] ], is expected to run for re-election. As of ], Bredesen has an approval rating of |
The '''Tennessee gubernatorial election of ]''' will be held on ], ]. Whoever is elected will serve as ] from ] to ]. The incumbent , ] ], is expected to run for re-election. As of ], Bredesen has an approval rating of 51%. The frontrunner to challenge him is Republican state senator ] of ]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:41, 3 June 2006
Template:Future election The Tennessee gubernatorial election of 2006 will be held on November 7, 2006. Whoever is elected will serve as Governor from 2007 to 2011. The incumbent , Democrat Phil Bredesen, is expected to run for re-election. As of May 18, Bredesen has an approval rating of 51%. The frontrunner to challenge him is Republican state senator Jim Bryson of Franklin.
Candidates
Democrats
- Phil Bredesen - Incumbent Governor
- John Jay Hooker - perennial candidate
- Walt "Combat" Ward - State probation officer
Republicans
- Mark Albertini - building contractor, attorney
- Jim Bryson - state senator
- Carl "Two Feathers" Whitaker - American Indian Movement Chief; independent candidate for Governor in 2002
External links
- Mark Albertini Campaign Site
- Bredesen Campaign Site
- Jim Bryson for Governor site
- Combat Ward Governor Site
- Carl "Two Feathers" Whitaker site
See also
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