Election Day is today. Polls open 8 AM to 7 PM. VOTE!

Election Day has arrived. Polls in Cumberland County are open from 8 AM to 7 PM today Tuesday November 8. You must vote at the precinct you are assigned to to cast your ballot today.

Voters are required to bring a photo ID issued by the state or federal government however a university ID does not qualify. As long as the ID meets the requirements, it can be expired.

In addition to the presidential election, also on the ballot is selection of the 6th District US Congressional representative and the 25th district state representative. (Sample Ballots are below.)

Crossville city voters will chose 2 of 8 candidates for city council while Crab Orchard voters choose a mayor and Pleasant Hill voters choose members of the town council.

Voters are reminded that they cannot wear political items of clothing, pins or stickers at the polling place.  

For election results tune in to 105.7 The Hog tonight beginning at 7 PM.  Jim Young Reporter will be joining in to help cover the results.  

FINAL DAY TO EARLY VOTE! 8 AM to 5 PM today. Next chance to vote will be November 8 at your regular precinct.

After the end of early voting this afternoon, the last chance to cast a vote in the presidential election is November 8 at your regular voting precinct.  Voters in Cumberland County TN will also vote for state representative and US Representative.

Local municipal elections are also held in Crossville for two council seats, Crab Orchard and Pleasant Hill.

Sample Ballots are below.

Only Days left to Early Vote in Presidential, state and local races. November 3 last day.

With lines for much of the early voting period so far and record turnouts, only a short time remains for any registered voters who want to early vote before the election day on November 8.

In addition to the US Presidential Race voters can pick their State Representative and US Congressional Representative.  Residents of Crossville, Crab Orchard and Pleasant Hill also have choices to make.  Sample ballots are below.

Early voting takes place at the Cumberland County Election Commission offices located in the Milo Lemert building across Main Street from the Courthouse and voting is each day from 8 AM to 5 PM. A photo ID is required to vote.

While the lines move pretty quickly voters have often lined up 

out the door while waiting.

Sample Presidential ballot

Municipal sample ballots

Congressional and state sample ballot

Early voting lines much of the day as record turn out continues.

Cumberland County election coordinator Jill Davis says they are almost constantly busy and lines to early vote continue during much of the day as locals want to get their votes cast.

According to Davis, as of 10 AM on Wednesday October 26 almost 9000 ballots have been cast and that number includes some 662 absentee ballots.  City voters are also turning out with 1293 votes cast by voters inside the city limits meaning a big turn out will decide the city council race as well.

Lines to early vote aren't always out the front door of the Milo Lemert building 

but a record number of votes continue to be cast. 

Early voting starts October 19 through November 3 for US Presidential race and local municipal elections. Sample ballots here

Early voting gets underway for Cumberland County voters at the Election Commission office in the Milo Lemert building across from the courthouse Wednesday October 19.  The office is open week days from 8 AM to 5 PM. During Early voting the office is also open Saturdays from 8 AM until Noon.  Early voting ends November 3 and election days is Tuesday November 8.

Officials expect a large turnout for early voting.

Presidential races sample ballot

Sample ballot for local municipal races including Crossville, 

Pleasant Hill and Crab Orchard.

Sample ballot for US Congress and State House races.