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Garrett’s place in the race
Johnny Garrett is running as a Republican in the contested race for Tennessee’s 6th Congressional District. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Garrett’s candidate record does not list a biography. It also contains no documented policy positions, so the record does not assign him a stance on any issue. Figures for money raised, money spent and cash on hand are not on file.
The race has 15 listed candidates: eight Republicans, five Democrats, one candidate labeled UN and one candidate labeled AIC. Republican John W. Rose is identified as the incumbent. No other candidate carries an incumbent designation.
What the record establishes
The official entries establish each candidate’s name and party label, along with Rose’s incumbent status. The same entries do not include biographies or documented policy positions for any candidate in the field.
Campaign finance figures also are not on file for any of the 15 candidates. That includes totals for funds raised and spent, as well as current cash on hand. As a result, there are no official dollar figures in these entries for comparing the candidates’ campaign finances.
A missing documented position does not establish a candidate’s view. It means no policy stance is assigned to that candidate in the race record. The same standard applies to Garrett and every other person listed in the contest.
The full candidate field
Each candidate has the same record status for biographies, policy positions and campaign finance figures:
| Candidate | Party label | Race designation | Biography | Documented positions | Finance figures | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | Lore Ann Bergman | Democrat | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Chaney Mosley | Democrat | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Mike Croley | Democrat | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Christopher Finley | Democrat | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Craig Ballin | Democrat | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Brad Gaines | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Johnny Garrett | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Jon Henry | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Jacob Alan Adams | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | William V. Hilleary | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Joe Reid | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Natisha Brooks | Republican | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | John W. Rose | Republican | Incumbent candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Christopher Brian Monday | UN | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file | | Ronnie Dale Braden | AIC | Candidate | None on file | None on file | Not on file |
What voters can compare
At this stage, the recorded differences among the candidates are their names, party labels and whether they are identified as the incumbent. The entries contain no policy statements that would support an issue-by-issue comparison, and they contain no fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand totals.
The next fixed point in the race is the Nov. 3, 2026 general election. Before then, changes to candidate entries, documented positions or campaign finance fields would add details voters could use when comparing Garrett with the rest of the field. No result can be determined from the current candidate list.
