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.

Election Day August 4. Polls open from 8 AM to 7 PM (Sample ballots in story)

Today is election day in Cumberland County and across the State of Tennessee.  The ballot includes the state and federal primaries and local county elections.  Sample ballots are below.

The polls will be open between 8 AM and 7 PM.  Local races on the general election ballot include Assessor of Property, county commission seats and board of education seats.

In addition there are the names of 11 sitting justices and judges that voters can choose either to retain or replace on the ballot for appellate and supreme court seats. Those include three Supreme Court at large justices Jeffery S. Bivins, Holly Kirby and Roger A. Page.  Appellate judges on the ballot include Kenny Armstrong, Brandon O. Gibson, Arnold B. Goldin, Robert H. Montgomery, Timothy L. Easter, Robert L. Holloway and J. Ross Dyer

Early Voting continues through July 30 for August 4 election--Sample Ballots included

Early voting continues through noon on Saturday July 30 at the Milo Lemmert building across from the Cumberland County Courthouse at the Election Commission offices.

The Milo Lemmert Building is the location for early voting through July 30.  Hours are 8 to 5 Monday through Friday and 8 to Noon on Saturday. 

In addition to the Democrat and Republican primaries on State and Congressional Races there are county elections for the office of Property Assessor, several board of education seats and seats on the county commission.  

Democratic Primary sample ballot

Republican Primary sample Ballot

School Board races sample ballot

Property Assessor and County Commission sample ballot

In addition there are the names of 11 sitting justices and judges that votes can choose either to retain or replace on the ballot for appellate and supreme court seats. Those up for voter decisions include three Supreme Court at large justices Jeffery S. Bivins, Holly Kirby and Roger A. Page.  Appellate judges on the ballot include Kenny Armstrong, Brandon O. Gibson, Arnold B. Goldin, Robert H. Montgomery, Timothy L. Easter, Robert L. Holloway and J. Ross Dyer