Elections

L. Webb Taylor runs for Tennessee governor as independent

By The Duck River Sentinel staff · October 23, 2026 · 1 min read

L. Webb Taylor of Memphis is running for Tennessee governor as an independent candidate in the Nov. 3 general election.

Candidate information

Name: L. Webb Taylor
Party: Independent
Race: Tennessee governor, general election
Residence: Memphis, Tennessee (Shelby County)
Ballot status: Certified for the ballot

Taylor filed a petition on March 10, the qualifying deadline, according to the Tennessee Secretary of State. As an independent, Taylor reached the general election ballot by petition rather than a primary, gathering the required 25 valid voter signatures. The signatures were subsequently approved.

Other candidates in this race

The general election ballot for Tennessee governor includes: Charles Van Morgan (Independent), Dave Seeman (Independent), David Hatley (Independent), Dean Brewer (Independent), Eddie Lee Murphy (Independent), Jerri Green (Democratic), Karl Knox Smithson (Independent), Lauren Pinkston (Independent), Marsha Blackburn (Republican), Misam Abidi (Independent), Ray Brown (Independent), Robert C. Vick (Independent), Victor L. Scoggin (Independent) and Wendell Jackson (Independent).

This profile is based on publicly available records. It will be updated if the candidate provides additional information.

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