Tennessee’s Progressive Voice

Building the Future of Tennessee Politics

We endorse candidates who fight for working-class Tennesseans. No corporate PAC money, no establishment shortcuts.

Voter Resources

Everything you need to make your voice count in 2026.

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Register to Vote
Check your registration status or register online through the Tennessee Secretary of State.
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Key Dates
Primary: Aug 6, 2026 • General: Nov 3, 2026. County races: Aug 6 only.
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Find Your Polling Place
Locate your polling location and learn about early voting options in your county.
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Voting Guides
Our candidate-by-candidate guides for August and November are coming soon.
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Built by Tennesseans, for Tennessee

The Tennessee Report is a youth-led progressive endorsement organization focused on electing working-class candidates across the state.

We set a high bar. No corporate PAC money. No dark money. No establishment shortcuts. If a candidate doesn’t meet The Tennessee Report Standard, we don’t endorse them. Simple as that.

Questions? thetennesseereport@gmail.com

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We’re actively endorsing candidates across the state. Check back often, or reach out if you think we should take a look at your race.

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Voting Info

2026 Key Dates

Primary Election: August 6, 2026 · county races are decided this day. General Election: November 3, 2026 · statewide, federal, and remaining races.

Registering to Vote

In Tennessee, you have to be registered 30 days before an election to participate. If you’ve moved recently, changed your name, or haven’t voted in a long time, it’s a good idea to double-check your status.

Register to Vote Online →
Check Your Registration Status →

Early Voting, Beat the Crowd

Tennessee has a great early voting period. You don’t need a special reason, just show up at an early voting location in your county. It usually runs for about two weeks, ending a few days before Election Day.

No long lines. On your own schedule. Get it done.

Voting Absentee (By Mail)

Tennessee is strict about absentee voting. You can only vote by mail if you have a legal reason: being 60+, out of town on Election Day, or having a physical illness or disability.

Request a ballot from your local election office, fill it out, and mail it back. It must be received by the time polls close on Election Day.

Download the Absentee Request Form →

Election Day

If you’re voting on Election Day, make sure you go to your assigned polling place.

Pro tip: Use the GoVoteTN App to find your exact location and preview your ballot before you go.

GoVoteTN App →

Voting Guides

We’re working hard to put together comprehensive voting guides for every major race on the ballot in Tennessee. Our team is researching candidates, breaking down the issues, and building resources that actually help you make an informed decision, not just a quick list of names.

Whether you’re heading to the polls in August or November, we want to make sure you walk in prepared and confident. Check back soon.

📅 August 6, 2026

Primary elections and county-level general elections, including county mayors, county commission seats, and more.

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📅 November 3, 2026

General election guides for Governor, U.S. Senate, Congress, State House, State Senate, and every endorsed candidate on the board.

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