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Official Election Results
(Published: September 2, 2010)
Department of State to Provide Election Night Updates on Web
(Published: August 4, 2010)
Results from Tennessee’s Aug. 5 elections will be updated periodically at the Tennessee Department of State web site on election night after numbers are reported by county election officials. The results will be unofficial until they have been certified by the election commissions in each of Tennessee’s 95 counties. However, for the first time in a statewide election, the department’s web site will provide a centralized place to view results as updates become available. Tennesseans Set Early Voting Record for Primary Election
(Published: August 2, 2010)
More than half a million Tennesseans voted early this year – setting a new record for a state primary election. With all 95 counties reporting their totals for early and absentee voting, 543,296 people have already cast ballots for the Aug. 5 elections. The number of people who voted early this year exceeded the 447,910 who cast ballots early in the August 2006 primary, which was also a gubernatorial election year. This year’s total is more than double the 209,474 who voted early in the August 2008 primary election. “Early voting has become increasingly popular with Tennesseans,” Secretary of State Tre Hargett said. “I am pleased that so many people chose to take advantage of the convenience of early voting, and Tennesseans are taking an active interest in the future of state and country. I encourage every registered voter who hasn't voted yet to be sure to go vote on August 5th." To view the early voting totals online, go to: http://tnsos.org/elections/ElectionData/20100805EarlyVotersDisplay.php?All Early Voting in Tennessee off to a Fast Start
(Published: July 22, 2010)
More than 150,000 Tennesseans have already decided to enjoy the convenience of early voting. Through the first five days of early voting, 153,768 people had voted statewide. At that pace, the total number of people who vote early could more than double the 209,474 who voted early for the August 2008 election and exceed the 447,910 who voted early for the August 2006 elections. Early Voting Totals for Aug. 5 Primary
(Published: July 21, 2010)
Click here to find out how many voters have taken advantage of the convenience State Election Commission Meeting August 17, 2010
(Posted 07/21/2010)
Secretary of State Tre Hargett Announces Early Voting Period. Tennessee Election Coordinator to Vote on First Day of Early Voting
(Published: July 15, 2010)
Beginning Friday, July 16, registered voters will have the opportunity to cast their ballots for the August 5 state primary and county general elections. Secretary of State Tre Hargett is encouraging voters to take advantage of early voting if they wish. “Early voting gives individuals the peace of mind of not worrying about being rushed on Election Day to get to the polls,” Secretary Hargett said. “Many people enjoy the convenience and flexibility of early voting because it allows them to work voting into their busy schedules.” Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins will be kicking off the first day of early voting this Friday by personally casting his own ballot. Coordinator Goins plans to vote at the Davidson County Election Commission office, 800 Second Avenue South in Nashville, at 1:15 p.m. Friday. Official List of 2010 Candidates
(Published: April 28, 2010)
The Division of Elections is headed by the Coordinator of Elections, Mark Goins, who oversees the election process in the State of Tennessee. The Coordinator of Elections works directly with ninety-five (95) local county election commissions, candidates and the public on election related issues. The county election commissions are appointed by the State Election Commission. There are ninety-five (95) county election commission offices throughout the State. Division of Elections Below are answers to frequently asked questions. Can't find what you need? Contact Elections at (615) 741-7956 or tennessee.elections@tn.gov
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