Your vote is your voice. Make it count.
Before you can vote, make sure you're registered. Tennessee requires voter registration at least 30 days before an election.
Use the Tennessee Secretary of State's voter lookup tool to check your registration status and find your polling location.
Check My RegistrationYou can register to vote in Tennessee online, by mail, or in person at your county election commission.
Tennessee requires a valid photo ID to vote. Here's what you need.
Don't have a photo ID? You can get a free photo ID for voting purposes from the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security. Visit your local driver service center for more information.
Tennessee offers an early voting period. You don't have to wait until Election Day!
Early voting typically begins 20 days before an election and ends 5 days before Election Day. You can vote at any early voting location in your county during this period.
Check your county election commission for exact dates and locations.
On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned polling location. Polls are open from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM local time across Tennessee.
If you're in line by 8:00 PM, you have the right to vote.
Contact your county election commission for polling locations, hours, and any questions about voting.
Tennessee House District 25 covers parts of Cumberland County and Putnam County. You can check your voter registration to confirm your district assignment.
The Tennessee primary election is scheduled for August 2026, and the general election will be held in November 2026. Early voting begins 20 days before each election. Check back for exact dates as they are confirmed.
There are many ways to help! You can volunteer your time, donate to the campaign, request a yard sign, or simply spread the word to your neighbors.
Monica is an educator, United Methodist Church pastor, and community advocate who has called Cumberland County home for nearly 30 years. She is running to be your voice in Nashville. Learn more about Monica.
Monica is focused on healthcare access, public education, economic opportunity, infrastructure, government accountability, and senior services. She's listening to the people of District 25 to shape her platform. See all issues and come to an event to share your priorities.