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← Rundown2026 Tennessee House race — John W. Rose's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Tennessee House race — John W. Rose's seat

Incumbent: John W. Rose (Republican)

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  • John W. Rose
    John W. Rose

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Abortion: Holds that life begins at conception, opposes taxpayer funding of abortion and Planned Parenthood, and has sponsored legislation to protect infants who survive abortion. [1][2]
    • Budget & Economy: Favors reducing government regulations and taxes, and opposed large federal COVID-19 relief packages such as the $900 billion package and the $1.9 trillion ARPA bill. [1]
    • Civil Rights: Supports maintaining the existing ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment rather than extending it. [1]

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  • Corporate Taxation & Regulation: Supports lower corporate taxes to promote economic growth and voted against increased corporate transparency requirements. [1]
  • Government Reform/Elections: Voted against the For the People Act of 2019, opposing federal mandates on state election administration such as same-day registration and an election-day holiday. [1]
  • Immigration/Border Security: Opposes current Senate immigration proposals, supports resuming border wall construction, and calls for stronger executive action to secure the southern border. [1][2][3]
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