State Representative, 29th District · Tennessee 2026 General Election

Ryan V. Scofield

Democratic

Ooltewah

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Pledges to work with Republicans on common-sense solutions.
VOTE411 Voter Guide: State House District 29 Democratic primary (candidate questionnaire)
Candidate questionnaire · League of Women Voters (VOTE411) · onyourballot.vote411.org
“I am committed to working with my Republican colleagues to find common-sense solutions that improve the lives of Tennesseans.”

RepublicanIncumbent

State representative; senior living company founder · Harrison

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Supports enshrining right-to-work in Tennessee's Constitution.
Issues - Greg Vital
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Greg Vital · electgregvital.com
“eliminating costly and burdensome regulations so that our businesses can expand and enshrining the right to work in Tennessee’s Constitution”
Opposes abortion.
Issues - Greg Vital
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Greg Vital · electgregvital.com
“Greg is 100 percent pro-life and is committed to being a voice for our most vulnerable – the unborn.”
Supports school choice initiatives.
Issues - Greg Vital
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Greg Vital · electgregvital.com
“He supports the General Assembly’s school choice initiatives because no parent should be forced to send their child to a failing school.”
Opposes abusive use of eminent domain; supports land conservation.
Issues - Greg Vital
Campaign website · Committee to Elect Greg Vital · electgregvital.com
“Greg will continue to champion property rights and oppose the abusive use of eminent domain.”
Sponsored a study of sustainable transportation funding sources.
Legislation sponsored by Representative Greg Vital, 114th General Assembly
Government record · Tennessee General Assembly · Bills Sponsored: HB0736 · wapp.capitol.tn.gov
“requires TACIR to study sustainable funding sources that meet this state's future transportation infrastructure needs”