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2010 Tennessee U.S. House District 5 Election

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Who won the 2010 Tennessee U.S. House District 5 Election?

Jim Cooper won the 2010 Tennessee U.S. House District 5 Election. Jim Cooper received 99,162 popular votes (56.23%). The main challenger was David Hall (42.07%).

See the full head-to-head between Cooper and Hall

Cooper +14.2 pts · won by 24,958 votes
Jim CooperDemocraticWINNER56.23%
99,162 votes
David HallRepublican42.07%
74,204 votes
Stephen W. CollingsIndependent0.33%
584 votes
John Big John SmithIndependent0.3%
533 votes
Jackie MillerIndependent0.25%
444 votes
John P. MigliettaIndependent0.22%
396 votes
Bill CrookIndependent0.22%
391 votes
James G. Whitfield IIIndependent0.19%
333 votes
Joe D. MooreIndependent0.09%
159 votes
Clark TaylorIndependent0.09%
156 votes
Popular-vote totals for U.S. House elections come from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (1976–2024).

Data last verified July 28, 2026.