The state is offering Tennesseans a toll-free Official Election Hotline or the Text to Report Voter Fraud system on Election Day, Aug. 6.
“In Tennessee, voters can count on the Division of Elections and their local county election commission for accurate and timely election information,” said Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett. “If you have questions or concerns on Election Day, don’t hesitate to reach out to my office or your local election commission.”
The Cumberland Election Commission is available at 931-484-4919.
Tennessee voters can also get answers to Election Day questions or report voting issues by calling the Division of Elections’ toll-free Official Election Hotline at 1-877-850-4959. Voters can also find contact information for their county election commission at https://tnsos.org/elections/election_commissions.php
Tennesseans can also access accurate Election Day information, including their polling location, voting dates, hours, sample ballots and more, on the Secretary of State’s GoVoteTN.gov website and free GoVoteTN app.
“Ensuring every eligible Tennessean can vote easily while maintaining the integrity of our elections remains our top priority,” said Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins. “If voters have questions or encounter an issue on Election Day, our office is here to help.”
The Secretary of State’s Text to Report Voter Fraud system provides Tennesseans with a convenient way to alert the Division of Elections about suspected voter fraud. Voters can also use the system to report Election Day issues or share feedback about their voting experience, whether positive or negative.
To use the Text to Report Voter Fraud system, text ‘TN’ to 45995. Users will receive a secure link where they can submit their concerns directly to the Division of Elections. The Division of Elections then works with county election commissions, district attorneys, and other parties to take appropriate action.