Next Election

Presidential Preference Primary

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Five Things To Know On Election Day

1. Know where to go (Location of voting precinct)
2. Know when to go (7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.)
3. Know what to bring (Voter card or photo i.d.)
4. Know how you want to vote (Review sample ballot)
5. Know where to get help (Poll Workers)

Map of Voting Districts in Marshall County (PDF)

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Office Staff:
Tristan Arnold, Administrator of Elections
Emogene Spivey, Deputy

Election Commissioners:
Don Wright, Chairperson
Chundra (Cee Cee) Davis, Secretary
Steve Allen, Member
Fred Fleischer, Member
Lisa Laster, Member

Other Types of Voting Available: (call election office for more information)
By Mail Voting
Military/ Overseas Citizens Voting
Nursing Home and Assisted Living Facilities Voting

Check your voter status and precinct location at website: www.state.tn.us/sos/election

Marshall County District Numbers:
United States Congressional District: 6th
State House District: 65th
State Senate District: 13th
Judicial District: 17th (Marshall, Bedford, Lincoln, Moore)

Frequently Asked Questions for Requiring a Photo ID to Vote

Beginning January 1, 2012, all voters must present an ID, meeting the requirements
below, containing the voter’s name and photograph, whether voting early or on
Election Day. These requirements DO NOT apply to elections in 2011.
What form of photo ID do I need to bring?
• Tennessee driver’s license with your photo,
• United States Passport,
• Department of Safety photo ID,
• Photo ID issued by the federal or state government,
• United States Military photo ID, or
• Gun permit card with your photo
What forms of photo ID are NOT acceptable?
• A college photo ID
• A photo ID not issued by the federal or state government
Who is exempt?
• Voters who vote absentee by mail. (View requirements to vote
absentee at http://www.tn.gov/sos/election/bymail.htm)
• Voters who are residents in a licensed nursing home or assisted
living center and who vote at the facility
• Voters who are hospitalized
• Voters with a religious objection to being photographed
• Voters who are indigent and unable to obtain a photo ID without
paying a fee
What if I don’t bring a photo ID to the polling place?
• If you do not bring a photo ID and you are not exempt (see above
exemptions), you must vote a provisional ballot.
• You will then have two (2) business days after the election to
return to the county election commission offi ce to show a valid
photo ID.
What if I don’t have a photo ID?
• You may obtain a free photo ID from the Tennessee Department
of Safety.
Where can I find out more information?
• Call or visit your county election commission, or
• Visit our website at http://tn.gov/sos/elections
Please notify your county election commission if your residence changes.
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett
Division of Elections
312 Rosa L. Parks Avenue, 9th Floor • Nashville, TN 37243
Mark Goins, Coordinator of Elections
Phone: 1-877-850-4959