United States Representative, Congressional District 3

Democratic

Anna Golladay is a Chattanooga faith leader and small business owner who founded Biased Apparel and leads the consulting firm Work of Place. Her priorities include workers' wages and the right to organize, and funding rural hospitals and schools.

Records: Civil Rights +22 for, Immigration +11 for

Republican · Incumbent

Chuck Fleischmann is a U.S. Representative from Tennessee and a University of Tennessee-trained lawyer who ran a Chattanooga small business for 24 years. He serves on the House Appropriations Committee, where he focuses on energy and water development and defense.

Records: Environment and Public Health +4 -584 for, 58 against, Immigration -3131 against, Civil Rights +3 -123 for, 12 against, +18 more issues

Independent

Dean Arnold is a Chattanooga author, historian, and filmmaker whose books include Old Money, New South: The Spirit of Chattanooga and The Cherokee Princes. His own biography lists work in news publishing, pro-life activism, and nonprofit building.

Independent

Donnie Ownby is a semi-retired small business owner and military veteran. Ownby supports term limits of three terms for House members and two for senators.

Independent

As of October 2026, we found no public information about Edward John Roland's job, background, or goals.

Independent

Jean Howard-Hill is a Chattanooga research consultant who taught American, state and local, and international government at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. She stresses teaching citizens how government works so they can hold representatives accountable.

Independent

Rodney Joe King is a retired U.S. Navy submarine and nuclear weapons officer who taught science in public schools for 20 years, mostly in Oak Ridge. His priorities include fully funding Social Security and universal health care.