R
Sen. Marsha Blackburn
TN, current term 2019–2025$779,145
gun rights funding#13531
gun-funded in CongressR
Sen. Lamar Alexander
TN, current term 2015–2021$44,943
gun rights funding#136531
gun-funded in CongressTennessee
All U.S. Congress members from Tennessee, sorted by gun money.
$970,005
total gun rights money$88,182
average funding%91
gun-funded members%91
total are male%90
funded are male%82
total are Republican%90
funded are RepublicanSenators
Representatives
R
Rep. Scott DesJarlais
TN-04, current term 2019–2021$47,117
gun rights funding#126531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann
TN-03, current term 2019–2021$30,411
gun rights funding#159531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. David Kustoff
TN-08, current term 2019–2021$21,997
gun rights funding#188531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. John W. Rose
TN-06, current term 2019–2021$17,105
gun rights funding#210531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Mark E. Green
TN-07, current term 2019–2021$14,926
gun rights funding#219531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. Tim Burchett
TN-02, current term 2019–2021$12,045
gun rights funding#230531
gun-funded in CongressR
Rep. David P. Roe
TN-01, current term 2019–2021$2,115
gun rights funding#261531
gun-funded in CongressD
Rep. Jim Cooper
TN-05, current term 2019–2021$201
gun rights funding#364531
gun-funded in CongressD
Rep. Steve Cohen
TN-09, current term 2019–2021$0
gun rights funding#384531
gun-funded in Congress