CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Early voter turnout in Montgomery County was 1.8% higher than the 2020 total. When counting nursing home and mail-in ballots, 50,393 Montgomery County voters cast theirs within 10 days of early voting Vote, compared to 49,509 in 2020 when Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump.

Local voter turnout was much higher than in 2016 (when Trump defeated Hillary Clinton), reaching 39.3% that year.

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Statewide, voter turnout was slightly lower than in 2020: 2.9% less than 2016, but 32.2% more than 2016, according to Tennessee Department of State records.

Here are the daily early voting totals in Montgomery County to date, with about 4,500 people voting daily in the last week, when voting began at the Outlaw Field and Richellen Park locations:

• Wednesday, October 16th: 2,958
• Thursday, October 17th: 2,896
• Friday, October 18th: 2,925
• Saturday, Oct. 19: 2,362
• Monday, October 21st: 2,678
• Tuesday, October 22nd: 2,777
• Wednesday, October 23rd: 2,838
• Thursday, Oct. 24: 3,497
• Friday, October 25th: 3,467
• Saturday, Oct. 26: 3,259
• Monday, October 28th: 4,577
• Tuesday, Oct. 29: 4,600
• Wednesday, October 30th: 4,712
• Thursday, Oct. 31: 4,371

Election Day is Tuesday, November 5th from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m

On the ballot

On the ballot are races for City Council, the state House of Representatives and Senate, Congress and the presidential election. Here is the list of candidates with links to their campaign announcements and issue forums:

National and state elections

president

US Senate

U.S. House of Representatives, Dist. 7

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State Senate, Dist. 22

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State House, Dist. 67

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State House, District 68

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Tennessee House, Dist. 75

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City elections

City judge

City Council

Station 3, replacing DaJuan Little (not running).

Ward 4to replace Wallace Redd (not running).

• Timothy Lee Chandler will be unopposed

Ward 5

Ward 8to replace Wanda Allen (not running).

Ward 9to replace Karen Reynolds (who is running for state Senate).

Station 12

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