Elections · TennesseeNext Senator in Blackburn's Tennessee seat?
Next Senator in Blackburn's Tennessee seat?
Start Date
2026-11-06
End Date
2027-04-01
24h Volume
$2K
Total Volume
$2K
2026-11-06
2027-04-01
- Will Glenn Jacobs be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?23¢23%
- Will Tim Burchett be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?21¢21%
- Will Bill Lee be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?11¢11%
- Will Pete Hegseth be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?9¢9%
- Will Chuck Fleischmann be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?9¢9%
- Will Diana Harshbarger be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?9¢9%
- Will Cameron Sexton be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?9¢9%
- Will Stuart McWhorter be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?5¢5%
- Will Andy Ogles be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?5¢5%
- Will Damon Hininger be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?4¢4%
- Will John Rose be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?4¢4%
- Will Matt Van Epps be the next to hold Blackburn's Senate seat by March 31?3¢3%
22.5%Glenn Jacobs$152.5 Vol.
21%Tim Burchett$129.1 Vol.
10.5%Bill Lee$222 Vol.
8.5%Pete Hegseth$153.1 Vol.
8.5%Chuck Fleischmann$228 Vol.
8.5%Diana Harshbarger$150.1 Vol.
8.5%Cameron Sexton$110.1 Vol.
5%Stuart McWhorter$142 Vol.
5%Andy Ogles$149.9 Vol.
4.5%Damon Hininger$121.3 Vol.
3.6%John Rose$119.1 Vol.
3%Matt Van Epps$132.5 Vol.
Rules
This market will resolve according to the next person, other than Marsha Blackburn, to hold the United States Senate seat from Tennessee currently held by Marsha Blackburn (Class I). A person appointed or elected to the seat will be considered to hold it once they have been sworn in. Interim, acting, or other temporary Senators will count. If no person other than Marsha Blackburn has held the seat by March 31, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, this market will resolve to "Other." The primary resolution source for this market will be official information from the U.S. Senate and the Government of Tennessee; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.