- Election day
- Tuesday, November 3
- Early voting
- Oct 14 – Oct 29
- Register by
- Monday, October 5
- Check your registration
- Look up your status
What I'll work on
Priorities for Collegedale
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IT Governance
Modern data security and city tech standards. Regular technology audits for accountability.
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Smart Growth
Data-driven planning for roads & infrastructure. Development that pays its fair share.
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Transparent Gov't
Clear public spending reports residents trust. Real public input before decisions are made.
About
Meet Chris
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[A short paragraph on your background — work, family, service, church, volunteering, anything that explains how you know this city.]
[A short paragraph on why you're running and what experience you'd bring to the commission.]
Election day
How to vote
Collegedale's commission race is on the same ballot as the state and federal general election on Tuesday, November 3.
- Register by October 5
Check your status on the state voter lookup — pick Hamilton County. Not registered, or moved recently? Register or update your address online.
- Vote early, Oct 14 – Oct 29
Early voting runs for sixteen days, and you can use any early voting site in the county. Locations and hours are posted on the election commission site.
- Or vote November 3 at your precinct
On election day you vote at your assigned precinct. Find yours on the county's election map.
- Bring photo ID
Tennessee requires a federal or state photo ID at the polls. See what counts.
Voting absentee? Requests are open now through Saturday, October 24 — apply through the county. Questions for the election commission: (423) 209-VOTE.
Get involved
Put a sign in your yard
Signs, doors, phones, or just a note about what you want fixed on your street — all of it helps.
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