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Hargett Working To Make Sure Graveyard Voting In Tennessee No Longer Exists
(Posted 11/20/2009)
Tennessee’s Division of Elections has identified at least 9,800 deceased voters who should be removed from voter registration rolls across the state. Tennessee drew unwanted national publicity in 2005 when it was discovered someone had illegally voted in a state Senate race by using names of the deceased. When Secretary of State Tre Hargett appointed Mark Goins as Coordinator of Elections earlier this year, they set a goal to remove deceased voters from the voter rolls. Court Rules in Favor of State
(Posted 11/5/2009)
Judge Perkins refuses to grant temporary injunction.
MEETING CANCELLED! State Election Commission Meeting November 17, 2009
(Posted 11/2/2009)
State Election Commission Hears Common Cause Request
(Posted 10/26/2009)
Shortly before the regularly scheduled State Election Commission meeting on October 20, 2009, Dick Williams of Common Cause distributed a letter to Coordinator Mark Goins questioning the wording of the minutes from July 21, 2009. Furthermore, Mr. Williams requested his letter be made part of the record. Chairman Wallace requested the playing of the tape from the July 21, 2009 meeting. The State Election Commission decided that the playing of the July 21, 2009 tape confirms the original minutes were correct. Motion was made, seconded, and unanimously approved to: 1) include Mr. Williams’ letter in the October minutes and, 2) for clarification, transcribe Mr. Williams’ words from the July 21, 2009 meeting tape to also include in the October minutes. Senate District No. 31 Special Election Primary Results
(Posted 10/14/2009)
House District No. 62 Special Election Results
(Posted 10/14/2009)
Early Voter Turnout for House District 62 General Election
(Posted 10/10/2009)
Key Dates for House District No. 83 Special Election
(Posted 10/06/2009)
Review Committee Notice
(Posted 10/2/2009)
State Election Committee Meeting October 20, 2009
(Posted 9/28/2009)
Key Dates for Senate District No. 31 Special Election
(Posted 9/11/2009)
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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