Murfreesboro elections · Candidate listing
Background
Anders is a 2026 independent candidate for Tennessee’s 4th Congressional District. His campaign describes him as a digital ethics researcher; WGNS reported that he is a Tullahoma resident and community advocate.
Sources: FEC candidate overview, About — Jacob Kristopher Anders
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Healthcare and housing
Anders supports universal healthcare and affordable homes, and says Social Security should be protected by removing the taxable-income cap.
Jacob Anders — Platform & PolicyTaxes
His tax plan would eliminate federal income tax for people earning under $500,000 and impose a 50% flat rate above that threshold; he proposes a 42% corporate tax rate.
Jacob Anders — Platform & PolicyWages and income
He supports a $15 minimum wage, the PRO Act, and a monthly $1,000 universal basic income when AI-related job losses begin.
Jacob Anders — Platform & Policy
Also running for U.S. House, District 4
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Governor of TennesseeMarsha Blackburn, Jerri Green, Misam Abidi, Dean Brewer, Ray Brown, David Hatley, Wendell Jackson, Lauren Pinkston, Victor L. Scoggin, Dave Seeman, Karl Knox Smithson, L. Webb Taylor, Charles Van Morgan, Robert C. Vick
Tennessee House of Representatives, District 37Charlie Baum, Marlayna Trego, Mary Ann Young- State Senate, District 13Dawn White, Angela Evans Wynn
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