Murfreesboro elections · State

Tennessee House, District 48

Election day:

Candidates listed

2 candidates in our sourced ballot listing. This listing includes ballot names and source links.

Where the candidates stand

Every candidate for Tennessee House, District 48 on each issue any of them has spoken on, in their own words or a close paraphrase, with the source linked. Checked . We do not score, rank or recommend anyone.

Where do the Tennessee House, District 48 candidates in Murfreesboro stand on health care and retirement?

  • Matt Ferry (Dem)

    He says he would push for full state funding for public education, including substantial teacher pay increases, and Medicaid expansion to support rural healthcare. He also lists regulating Middle Point Landfill, limiting corporate ownership of housing, and developing rail and other transportation options among his priorities. (Matt Ferry campaign website)

    He calls for medical and pharmaceutical price transparency, measures against pricing manipulation, and Medicaid expansion. He also supports raising the minimum wage and tying it to inflation. (Matt H. Ferry — Vote Rutherford 2026 profile)

  • Bryan Terry (Rep)

    No public statement found in our sources.

Where do the Tennessee House, District 48 candidates in Murfreesboro stand on farming, land and water?

  • Matt Ferry (Dem)

    No public statement found in our sources.

  • Bryan Terry (Rep)

    Terry says his work as a representative has included addressing landfill odors and landfill issues, protecting rights, and cutting taxes for families. He says he is committed to continuing to represent the district’s interests. (Bryan Terry campaign website)

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