Tennessee voters elect three statewide offices — governor and the state’s two U.S. Senate seats.

And 2024 is one of those election years where one of the Senate races doesn’t line up with the governor’s race, giving voters a pair of state races to decide with primaries and a general election.

To learn more, check out the stories below. 

Tres Wittum of Nashville, left, is challenging incumbent Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate seat. (The Daily Memphian files)

As early voting opens Friday, July 12, here is a look at the primaries for the two Congressional districts that cover Shelby County and the race for one of the state’s two U.S. Senate seats. Read the full story Trending Now Elections Ballot Basics: Early voting July 12-27 Elections Early voting could draw half of total election turnout Elections District 97's John Gillespie faces primary challenger Elections Senate District 30's Sara Kyle faces primary challenger Elections State House District 96 will stay blue with a new face .....