You must be a resident of the City of Brentwood to vote in this election. Some neighborhoods have a Brentwood zip code, but they are outside the city limits. You can check your voter registration card, visit the GOTN website: https://web.go-vote-tn.elections.tn.gov/, Or enter your address in the Vote411 box to the left.

Join the League of Women Voters and be part of an organization that is: 

Empowering millions of voters to exercise their right to vote by holding voter registration drives, sponsoring candidate forums and debates, and informing the public about their rights on Election Day. 

Protecting the right to vote and ensuring every vote is counted by fighting for free, fair, and accessible voting systems. 

Here is a link to the video of the Advocacy Day Presentation featuring state legislators Bob Freeman (D) and Michael Hale (R). Our state president, Debby Gould, led the discussion. https://youtu.be/ldJjen0lpng

It is important to celebrate that VOTE411 did what it was designed to do this cycle - educating voters. We had information on more candidates in more languages that were viewed by more voters than any election cycle, and that's something to be extremely proud of! More specifically, between January 1- November 5th, just shy of 9.2 million voters turned to VOTE411 for their election information.

Below is the link to view the interview of several of our Williamson County Poll officials. One of our members, Cynthia Mercante, is featured—fast-forward to 7:22 to see her response.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKh1JgG25Go

National Voter Registration Day Report   Sept. 17. 10:00-2:00

 Williamson County Public Library

They spoke to 85 people

-       Guided 4 unregistered voters to the GoVoteTN.gov website

-       Directed 5 people to the Election Commission office

-       5 people needed help with a change of address

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Dr. Laura Seay's presentation on the 2024 Election -"What to Expect" can now be viewed on our YouTube channel. The link is available by clicking on the Read More icon. The slides she used in her presentation can also be viewed by clicking on the second link listed. If you are unable to download the PowerPoint, please email us at lwvwmco [at] gmail.com and we will send you a copy.

You can read the entire story here: https://apnews.com/article/voting-citizenship-tennessee-7802df69609bc54eb55d9296f6321100

This is the LWV of TN statement on the new law that required Election Officials to place a sign at each polling place warning voters about voting in the August 1st. Primary. The LWV of TN is currently in litigation over this requirement.

ACLU-Tennessee has published a press release detailing a demand letter that has been sent to Tennessee Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins and Secretary of State Tre Hargett.