Elected Office · Party
State Executive Committee
- Level
- Party
- Area represented
- Generally one committeeman and one committeewoman per state Senate district
- Term length
- Awaiting verification
- Term limits
- Awaiting verification
- Election cycle
- Awaiting verification
These are the governing bodies of the Republican and Democratic parties in Tennessee. They are NOT part of state government.
State Executive Committee members do not vote on Tennessee laws. They help make decisions for a political party.
Davidson County: State Executive Committee seats appear for Senate District 20 even though the Senate seat for District 20 is not on the 2026 ballot. Party committee seats follow their own cycle.
Main responsibilities
- Establish party rules
- Vote on party leadership
- Govern internal party operations
- Address certain candidate qualification questions
- Help fill certain party nomination vacancies
- Organize party activity
What this office cannot do alone
- Does NOT vote on Tennessee laws.
- Does NOT hold any state government authority.
- Does NOT control any public budget.
On the 2026 ballot
No 2026 race for this office has been certified in Davidson County yet. When county sample ballots and the Secretary of State's certified list are confirmed, races will appear here.