Jacob Anders Media Poll Tennessee

Jacob Anders for Congress – Internal Poll Results Released March 4, 2026 New Poll of 634 Likely Democratic Primary Voters Shows Anders Leading TN-4 Primary among likely Democratic primary voters surveyed 53% – 30% – 2% – (Undecided 15%) 84% are More Likely to Support Candidate Who Stands Up to Police on 1st Amendment Issues.

14% no change and 2% less likely.

1. Executive Summary Jacob Anders leads the Democratic primary 53% to Victoria Broderick’s 30%, Patrick Larson’s 2% and Undecided at 15%.

84% of voters say they are more likely to support Anders after learning about his ongoing federal lawsuit against Tullahoma police and Coffee County for false arrest and Constitutional Amendment violations.

Poll conducted entirely via live phone calls among actual likely Democratic primary voters in Tennessee’s 4th Congressional District​ ​ Note this is an early poll (campaign recently qualified March 2026) and turnout models can evolve.

2. Methodology The survey was conducted from February 24th through March 3rd 2026 by in-house live-caller survey using live telephone interviews (cell and landline). Zero robo-calls.

Sample size: 634 completed interviews with likely Democratic primary voters Universe: Registered Democrats and voters who participated in recent Democratic primaries in TN-4 counties (Coffee, Rutherford, Bedford, Franklin, etc.)

Source of sample: Public voter file obtained directly from county election commissions.

Screening question: “Are you planning to vote in the August 6, 2026 Democratic primary for U.S. House in Tennessee’s 4th District?”

Margin of error: ±3.6 percentage points at the 95% confidence level (calculated at maximum variability) Data were weighted by age and county to match the Democratic primary electorate.

Completion rate: 86%

This was a paid internal poll conducted on behalf of the Jacob Anders for Congress campaign.

3. Exact Question Wording Head-to-head: “If the Democratic primary for Congress in Tennessee’s 4th District were held today and the candidates were Jacob Anders, Victoria Broderick, and Patrick Larson, who would you vote for?”

Follow-up on lawsuit: “Jacob Anders is currently suing the Tullahoma police and Coffee County.

The lawsuit stems from a false arrest incident where Tullahoma police allegedly violated Mr. Anders' Constitutional rights. Does this make you more likely, less likely, or no difference in your support for him?” (84% “more likely”, 14% “no change”, 2% “less likely”.)

4. Full Results Tables Head-to-head: Jacob Anders 53%, Victoria Broderick 30%, Patrick Larson 2% (Undecided: 15%) Favorability / “more likely” on police/1st Amendment: 84% more likely, 14% no change, 2% less likely.

5. Key Findings / Highlights Voters respond strongly to Jacob Anders’ willingness to fight local police over constitutional rights.

“This poll confirms that Tennesseans want leaders who stand up for constitutional rights, even when it's against local power,” said Jacob Anders. He added that he is “proud to fight for the First Amendment in court and in Congress.”

Jacob Anders also said, "I'm honored by this strong early support and committed to defending constitutional rights for all Tennesseans".

6. Charts

7. Disclosure Statement This poll was conducted, sponsored, and paid for by the Jacob Anders for Congress campaign.

It is an internal survey and was not conducted by an independent polling firm.

8. Contact for Verification Jacob Kristopher Anders Candidate for U.S. Congress, TN-4 Email: Redwolf915@gmail.com X: @jacobkanders Phone: 1-256-323-0997