Polls are open Tuesday, November 3.

On Election Day you vote at your assigned polling place. Early voting ended October 29, so Tuesday is the day.

Find my polling place

What to bring

These work

  • Tennessee driver license

  • Tennessee Department of Safety photo ID

  • Tennessee handgun carry permit with photo

  • U.S. passport or passport card

  • U.S. military photo ID, including a Veteran ID card

  • Any other photo ID issued by the federal or Tennessee government

Your ID must show your name and photo. Expired is fine.

These don't work

  • College student ID

  • Out-of-state driver license or ID

  • County or city ID, including library cards

  • Bank, store or discount club cards with a photo

No acceptable ID? You can still cast a provisional ballot, then show a valid photo ID at the Election Commission office within two business days. You can also get a free voter photo ID from the Tennessee Department of Safety.

Check your ballot before you cast it

When your choices print out, read the paper before you cast your vote. Make sure every selection matches who you meant to vote for. If something is wrong, tell a poll worker before you cast it and they will help you fix it.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Every Montgomery County polling place is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central time on Tuesday, November 3.

  • No. Early voting ran October 14 through October 29. Voting in person on Election Day is the way to go now.

  • No. You vote at the polling place for your precinct. Use the state voter lookup to see yours before you leave.

  • Your voter lookup result lists your districts. District 75 covers the western part of Montgomery County, including parts of Clarksville.

  • This year's ballot includes:

    • Governor and U.S. Senate

    • U.S. House of Representatives (District 5 or 7)

    • Tennessee House of Representatives (District 67, 68 or 75)

    • Tennessee Senate (District 23), for voters in that district

    • Clarksville mayor and city council, for city voters

    See the official ballot information on the Election Commission site.

  • Check your status in the voter lookup. The deadline to register for this election was October 5, so anyone who is not registered now can't vote on November 3. You can register for future elections at GoVoteTN.gov.

  • The deadline to request one was October 24. A mailed ballot has to reach the Election Commission by the time polls close on Election Day. If you aren't sure yours will make it, call (931) 648-5707.

  • Call the Montgomery County Election Commission at (931) 648-5707 and tell them what you need. The office is at 350 Pageant Lane, Suite 404, and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.