Todd Warner, a Republican, is running for re-election to Tennessee House of Representatives District 92 in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election. He has held the seat since 2021, according to BallotReady.

Warner faces Democratic candidate Teri Mai. Both candidates are certified for the ballot, according to BallotReady.

Candidate information

  • Party: Republican
  • Office sought: Tennessee House of Representatives, District 92
  • Born: June 13, 1971
  • Hometown: Chapel Hill, Marshall County
  • Education: High school diploma, Forrest High School (1989)

Warner said on his campaign website that he was born and raised on a dairy farm in Chapel Hill in northern Marshall County and is a row crop farmer of corn and soybeans. He said he is a member of the Tennessee Farm Bureau, Marshall County Farmers Co-Op, National Utility Contractors Association, National Rifle Association and the Tennessee Cattleman's Association.

Experience and public service

Warner has served as District 92's representative in the Tennessee House since 2021, according to BallotReady. He previously served as a councilmember on the Chapel Hill City Council and as a board member on the Marshall County School Board.

BallotReady lists Warner as a small business owner. His campaign website also lists employment at United Telephone.

On the issues

The following positions are drawn from Warner's responses on his campaign website and through BallotReady. All statements reflect the candidate's own claims.

Economy and small business: Warner said he has been "a reliable advocate for small businesses, fighting to stop over-regulation and voting to eliminate unneeded bureaucratic obstacles for those trying to grow a business." He said he supports protecting family farmers so future generations can thrive.

Second Amendment: Warner said he will fight to protect Second Amendment rights.

Education: Warner said he supports empowering teachers, parents and students.

Abortion: Warner said he will defend faith and the sanctity of life at all costs.

Immigration: Warner said he supports stronger border security and opposes illegal immigration.

Warner's campaign website said he received the fifth-highest score given to any member of the Tennessee House or Senate for his support of conservative positions during the 2021 legislative session, according to an analysis of roll call votes by the American Conservative Union.

Endorsements

The following endorsements are claimed by the endorsing organizations, according to BallotReady:

  • National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) in Tennessee
  • Tennessee Right to Life PAC
  • Tennessee State Employees Association (TEAMPAC)

Candidate information was gathered from public records, BallotReady and the candidate's campaign website. Policy positions reflect the candidate's own statements.