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Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

4 days ago

Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

Tennessee has open primaries, so whether you consider yourself a Democrat, Republican or Independent, if you want to vote for judicial and other seats, you should request a Democratic ballot. There are no Republicans or Independents running for any office, thus this primary is actually the finale for all these races. Per our Metro charter, races for mayor, vice-mayor and city council are non-partisan, but County races remain partisan.

To vote, you must present a Federal or State issued Photo ID (Passport, Driver’s License, etc). You do NOT need to show your voter’s registration card. Early voting continues at multiple locations through April 26th.

On May 1st, you may only vote at your assigned precinct, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You can find your assigned precinct, based on your home address, at nashville.gov/vote.

Note for District 34 residents who usually vote at Forest Hills Baptist Church: your precinct has temporarily moved to Forest Hills City Hall diagonally across the intersection of Old Hickory Boulevard and Hillsboro Pike.

Be sure to make a plan to vote early this week or on May 1. ... See MoreSee Less

Voting Alert: Make sure you get the correct ballot for the May 1st Primary Election and Transit Referendum in Davidson County. You will be asked by a poll worker if you want a Republican or Democratic Party Primary Ballot. If you are uncertain if you have the correct one, alert a poll worker before pressing the VOTE button. Both Republican and Democratic ballots include the General Election Transit Referendum as well as primary elections for 12 Davidson County races. Since there were no declared Republican primary candidates, the Republican ballot provides voters only the opportunity to make a write-in choice of candidates.

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Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

4 days ago

Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34

Tired of the non-stop, transit-related marketing campaigns? Still undecided on your referendum vote? Can’t make it to one of the high-profile debates? Sit down with my Council colleague Freddie O'Connell and me as we talk transit. Thanks to Benjamin Eagles for this thoughtful series. I’ve listened to all the episodes and highly recommend them. Please let me know if I can answer additional questions for you. ... See MoreSee Less

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🚨 NEW PODCAST 🚨 The "Talking Transit" series concludes with a spirited, friendly and intelligent debate between Councilwoman Angie Henderson, District 34 and Councilman Freddie O'Connell 🎧 Listen to Part 5 of the “Talking Transit” series, share it with friends, and VOTE! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nashville-sounding-board/id1334935243

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