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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.



C




  • ► Tennessee Democratic Party chairs‎ (4 P)



J




  • ► Tennessee Jacksonians‎ (1 C, 29 P)







Pages in category "Tennessee Democrats"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 398 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Joseph H. Acklen

  • Steve Adams (politician)

  • Craft Akard

  • Raumesh Akbari

  • James H. Akin

  • Clifford Allen

  • Alexander O. Anderson

  • Chris Anderson (politician)

  • Hugh C. Anderson

  • William Anderson (naval officer)

  • Joe E. Armstrong

  • John DeWitt Clinton Atkins

  • Richard Merrill Atkinson

  • William Tecumsah Avery




B



  • Nathan L. Bachman

  • James E. Bailey

  • John Goff Ballentine

  • Tim Barnes

  • Dick Barry

  • Megan Barry

  • Eddie Bass

  • Ross Bass

  • William B. Bate

  • Jere Baxter

  • John Baxter (judge)

  • Carson W. "Bill" Beck

  • John Bell (Tennessee politician)

  • Austin Letheridge Bender

  • Polly Bergen

  • Andy Berke

  • Cabell R. Berry

  • George L. Berry

  • Grailey Berryhill

  • A. Keith Bissell

  • Julius W. Blackwell

  • Ray Blanton

  • Sam Boaz

  • William West Bond

  • Bill Boner

  • Kathryn I. Bowers

  • Phil Bredesen

  • Harper Brewer Jr.

  • George Washington Bridges

  • John Morgan Bright

  • Beverly Briley

  • David Briley

  • Rob Briley

  • Ambrose B. Broadbent

  • William Emerson Brock

  • Aaron V. Brown

  • James Stephens Brown

  • John C. Brown

  • Tommie Brown

  • Gordon Browning

  • John P. Buchanan

  • Charles C. Burch

  • Lucius E. Burch Jr.

  • Charlotte Burks

  • Tommy Burks

  • Tommy Burnett

  • Michael Burns (Tennessee politician)

  • Charles Burson

  • Jake Butcher

  • Mounce Gore Butler

  • Robert K. Byrd

  • Jo Byrns

  • Joseph W. Byrns Jr.




C



  • Andrew Jackson Caldwell

  • Robert Porter Caldwell

  • William Parker Caldwell

  • Brookins Campbell

  • Karen Camper

  • Edward W. Carmack

  • Joe C. Carr

  • William Carroll (Tennessee politician)

  • Brett Carter (politician)

  • John Catron

  • Walter Chandler

  • Lucien Bonaparte Chase

  • Robert I. Chester

  • Carol Chumney

  • William Montgomery Churchwell

  • W. L. Clapp

  • Mark E. Clayton

  • Bob Clement

  • Frank G. Clement

  • Benjamin F. Cockrill Jr.

  • Steve Cohen

  • Whitefoord Russell Cole

  • Arthur St. Clair Colyar

  • Duncan Brown Cooper

  • Henry Cooper (U.S. senator)

  • Jere Cooper

  • Jerry W. Cooper

  • Jim Cooper

  • Prentice Cooper

  • Mary Costa

  • W. Wirt Courtney

  • John I. Cox

  • Nicholas N. Cox

  • Gentry Crowell

  • John Hervey Crozier

  • E. H. Crump

  • Ward Crutchfield

  • Alvan Cullom

  • David Maney Currin

  • Billy Ray Cyrus




D



  • Clifford Davis (politician)

  • Ewin L. Davis

  • Lincoln Davis

  • Karl Dean

  • John DeBerry

  • Lois DeBerry

  • Nancy-Ann DeParle

  • William Henry DeWitt

  • George Gibbs Dibrell

  • Andrew Jackson Donelson

  • Anne Dallas Dudley

  • Richard Houston Dudley

  • Kevin Dunlap

  • William Claiborne Dunlap




E



  • Harold Earthman

  • India Edwards

  • Richard M. Edwards

  • Buford Ellington

  • Benjamin A. Enloe

  • Edward Everett Eslick

  • Willa McCord Blake Eslick

  • Fats Everett

  • Joe L. Evins

  • Andrew Ewing

  • Robert Ewing (mayor)




F



  • Dennis Ferguson (politician)

  • Lowe Finney

  • Hubert Fisher

  • Samuel McClary Fite

  • Craig Fitzhugh

  • Morgan Cassius Fitzpatrick

  • John M. Fleming

  • Shea Flinn

  • Joseph W. Folk

  • Ford family (Memphis)

  • Emmitt Ford

  • Harold Ford Jr.

  • Harold Ford Sr.

  • John Ford (Tennessee politician)

  • Ophelia Ford

  • Nathan Bedford Forrest

  • Chip Forrester

  • Aretha Franklin

  • James B. Frazier Jr.

  • James B. Frazier

  • Brian Fricke

  • Boyd C. Fugate

  • Richard Fulton




G



  • John W. Gaines

  • Erasmus Lee Gardenhire

  • Abraham Ellison Garrett

  • Daniel E. Garrett

  • Finis J. Garrett

  • Elbert Gill

  • Edgar Gillock

  • Brenda Gilmore

  • Presley T. Glass

  • Edward Isaac Golladay

  • Bart Gordon

  • George Gordon (Civil War general)

  • Powhatan Gordon

  • William Osceola Gordon

  • Albert Gore Sr.

  • Al Gore

  • Pauline LaFon Gore

  • Tipper Gore

  • Frank Gorrell

  • George W. Grider

  • Felix Grundy

  • George Blackmore Guild

  • William Gupton

  • Lambert Estes Gwinn




H



  • Frank S. Hall

  • William Hall (governor)

  • Anthony Hancock (American football)

  • G. A. Hardaway

  • N. B. Hardeman

  • Jere Hargrove

  • Thelma Harper (politician)

  • Isham G. Harris

  • Lee Harris (politician)

  • Johnny H. Hayes

  • Joe M. Haynes

  • Landon Carter Haynes

  • James Marshall Head

  • Joseph Brown Heiskell

  • Douglas Henry

  • W. W. Herenton

  • Roy Herron

  • Hugh Lawson White Hill

  • Henry Hollingsworth

  • John Jay Hooker

  • Henry Hollis Horton



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