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Polling Questions & ELECTION NIGHT WATCH PARTIES

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Polls open at 8 am across Knox County and close at 8 pm. Anyone in line at 8 pm gets to vote.

Find all of your needed information on the ballot and polling places at www.knoxvotes.org.

Knox County Election Commission at knoxcounty.org/election/ or call; the 865-215-2480.

A list of Knox County Democratic candidates  www.knoxvilledemocrats.org/ourcandidates)
Don’t like the candidates? Still vote. There’s more at stake. Think it won’t matter? It does.

PROBLEMS AT YOUR POLLING PLACE Call the toll-free hotline: 1-877-850-4959.

Voting is a fundamental right. See options and phone numbers to call if you see or experience any problems when voting in person. 
Voted by Mail or absentee ballot, Track your ballot here. Voter Lookup.
Visit for information GoVoteTN.com

 

KCDP COVID-proof  Virtual Election Night Victory Celebration, Facebook Livestreamed at 8:15pm, Tuesday November 3rd. Candidates on the ballot will speak along with supporting speakers that will include local Democratic officials newly elected Knox County Commissioners Dasha Lundy and Courtney Durrett and more! To view CLICK HERE FOR LIVE EVENT. 

Renee Hoyos’s election night plans include a 9 pm statement on Zoom. You can have access to this avail via the link below. If the time changes as results come in, I will be sure to let you know. Hoyos Election night Zoom statement 

 

Knox County Republican Party will host its Election Night Party at the Crowne Plaza ballroom in downtown Knoxville. Fun, food, and fellowship is expected. Doors open at 7:30 pm.

Knox County Republican Office, 5710 Kingston Pike Suite 7, Knoxville, TN 37919
Directions; Hours: Mon, Tue, Thur.-Sat 10 am-4 pm; Phone 865-249-7805; Email knoxtngopweb@gmail.com

 

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