Polls To Be Open Throughout Cannon County Tuesday

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Polling places will be open throughout Cannon County Tuesday for voters to cast their ballot in the Nov. 2 State General Election.

Polls open at 7 a.m. They will close at 7 p.m.; however, anyone standing in line at 7 will still be given the opportunity to vote.

Results should be known no later than 9 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Cannon County Election Office.

Voters should take at least one form of identification with them when they go to vote, election officials said.

1374 people voted early for this election. There are approximately 8,000 registered voters in the county.

VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

DISTRICT — PRECINCT — VOTING PLACES

DISTRICT 1 — West Side — West Side School

DISTRICT 2 — Auburntown — Auburntown Community Building

DISTRICT 2 — Pleasant Ridge — Woodbury Grammar School Gym (Back of Building Entrance)

DISTRICT 2 — Short Mountain 2 — Short Mountain School

DISTRICT 2 — Gassaway — Gassaway Fire Hall

DISTRICT 3 — Woodland — Woodland School

DISTRICT 4 — East Side — East Side School

DISTRICT 4 — Short Mountain 4 — Short Mountain School

DISTRICT 5 — Woodbury — Woodbury Grammar School Gym (Back of Building Entrance)

Elected offices on the ballot are for Governor, United States House of Representatives 6th Congressional District, Tennessee Senate 17th Senatorial District, Tennessee House of Representatives 46th Representative District.

Running for Governor are:

BILL HASLAM
Republican Nominee

MIKE McWHERTER
Democratic Nominee

BAYRON BINKLEY
Independent Candidate

BRANDON DODDS
Independent Candidate

SAMUEL DAVID DUCK
Independent Candidate

DAVID GATCHELL
Independent Candidate

JUNE GRIFFIN
Independent Candidate

TONI K. HALL
Independent Candidate

MIKE KNOIS
Independent Candidate

BOYCE T. McCALL
Independent Candidate

DONALD RAY McFOLIN
Independent Candidate

LINDA KAY PERRY
Independent Candidate

JAMES REESOR
Independent Candidate

THOMAS SMITH II
Independent Candidate

HOWARD M. SWITZER
Independent Candidate

CARL Twofeathers WHITAKER
Independent Candidate

Running for Congress are:

DIANE BLACK
Republican Nominee

BRETT CARTER
Democratic Nominee

JIM BOYD
Independent Candidate

BRANDON E. GORE
Independent Candidate

TOMMY N. HAY
Independent Candidate

DAVID PURCELL
Independent Candidate

STEPHEN R. SPRAGUE
Independent Candidate

Running for the 17th District State Senate seat are:

MAE BEAVERS
Republican Nominee

GEORGE McDONALD
Democratic Nominee

Running for the 46th District State House seat are:

MARK PODY
Republican Nominee

STRATTON BONE
Democratic Nominee

Cannon County voters are also being asked to decide whether they want to permit, or not permit, the manufacture of intoxicating liquors and other intoxicating drinks within the boundaries of Cannon County.

Voters across the state are also voting on a Constitutional Amendment supporting citizens' rights to hunt and fish in Tennessee.

Click Here for a Sample Ballot.

Click here for a list of Cannon County polling places.
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Members Opinions:
November 02, 2010 at 5:51am
And after today no more calls from Romney, Huckabee, Haslam, Black and Palin and I am really going to miss the reruns of "I am not a witch."


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November 02, 2010 at 7:17am
"'I am really going to miss the reruns of "I am not a witch.'"

And all this time I thought you supported Nancy Pelosi.
November 02, 2010 at 8:19am
Good one KH
November 02, 2010 at 8:20am
Mr. Halpern--I loved that, believed it our not, I am sitting here smiling at your reply and trying to keep the laughter down. Loved It!

By the way, most happy to hear that Dan Whittle will be writing a column for the Courier. I much enjoyed his articles in the DNJ---particularly those abput Cannon County, and by the way, another believe it or not-- I applaud the Courier in its outstanding manner of bringing to the residents of the county the news along with a myraid of pictures--go ahead and raise the subscription rate next year--it will be worth it.

Thank you!
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