Fentress County

How to Vote in Fentress County, Tennessee

Early voting for Fentress County, including Jamestown. Early voting is open in Fentress County through Thursday, October 29, 2026. How many Fentress County voters have voted so far, where to vote, and every race on your ballot for the Tuesday, November 3, 2026 election.

Updated Tuesday, 10:38 a.m. Central, through day 11 of early voting

Times and locations

Early voting times and locations in Fentress County

Any registered voter in Fentress County may vote early at this site, through Thursday, October 29, 2026 (2 voting days left, counting today). No Sunday voting.

Bring a federal or Tennessee state photo ID; it may be expired. Hours can change; confirm in the GoVoteTN app or call 931-879-7162.

The early vote

How Fentress County is voting

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Fentress County: early and absentee votes cast so far, by voting day, in 2026 and at the same point of the 2022 and 2018 governor’s races. Hover, tap or use the arrow keys for each day's early votes.

Fentress County so far

2,301

early and absentee votes through day 11

Against 2022 at this point

+19%

1,934 by day 11 in 2022

Against 2018 at this point

-30%

3,300 by day 11 in 2018

Among the 95 counties

79 of 95

ranked by growth over 2022 at this point

Fentress County’s early vote finished at 2,703 in 2022 and 4,319 in 2018. Compare every county on the tracker

When to go: how busy each day gets in Fentress County

Every early voting day of the last two governor’s races in Fentress County, so you can pick a lighter day.

Lightest days left

  • Today, Wed, Oct 287.0% of the early vote
  • Thu, Oct 2910.4% of the early vote

Busiest days left

  • Thu, Oct 2910.4% of the early vote
  • Today, Wed, Oct 287.0% of the early vote

Today is voting day 13. In Fentress County, this day of early voting has been about average: 7.0% of the early vote in an average of the last two governor’s races.

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Fentress County: early and absentee votes cast on each voting day of the 2022 and 2018 governor’s races, and of 2026 so far. Day 1 is a Wednesday in all three years.

How busy a day was is its share of the place’s whole early vote, averaged over 2022 and 2018. Past crowds, not a forecast: lines also depend on how many sites your county opens and their hours, which the state’s GoVoteTN lookup shows.

Where to vote

Vote early in Fentress County

Early voting is open through Thursday, October 29, 2026, 2 voting days left counting today. Any registered voter may vote early without giving a reason, at the Fentress County Election Commission office or at any early voting site the county opens. Bring a photo ID.

Fentress County Election Commission

Administrator of Elections: Joey Williams111 North Norris Street, Fentress Co Election CommJamestown, TN 38556Phone: 931-879-7162Email: fentress.commission@tn.gov

From the Tennessee Secretary of State county election commission directory, verified 2026-08-08. Check the state directory.

Cities and towns in Fentress County

Jamestown, Allardt, Clarkrange, Grimsley, Pall Mall, Wilder

Town names from the GeoNames postal code list (CC BY 4.0).

Early voting times and locations in every county · How early voting works · Voting absentee by mail

Your ballot

Who is on the ballot in Fentress County

Every Tennessee voter sees the governor’s race and one United States Senate seat. These are the races on the November 3, 2026 ballot in Fentress County, with every name the state certified. Tap a race for everyone running.

Tennessee Senate

No Tennessee Senate seat is on the ballot in Fentress County this year. Senators serve staggered four-year terms, and only the odd-numbered districts are up in 2026.

Tennessee House of Representatives

Fentress County is split among 2 districts. Your address decides which one is on your ballot.

Also on every Tennessee ballot: three constitutional amendments

Each is a yes-or-no question listed right after the governor’s race. Read all three, word for word, and how they pass.

See the full statewide ballot and every county’s districts.

Key dates

The four dates, and where they stand today

Key dates for the November 3, 2026 Tennessee general election
WhatWhenDetail
Voter registration deadlineClosedLast day to register, or to update your address, for this election.
Absentee ballot request deadlineClosedYour county must receive your written request by this day. An excuse is required.
Early votingOpen now · 2 voting days left, counting today through No excuse needed. Any registered voter may vote early. Hours and locations are set by your county.
Election DayIn 6 daysPolls are open statewide. Bring a federal or Tennessee state photo ID.

These dates are set by the state and are the same in all 95 Tennessee counties. What varies locally is where you vote and when those locations are open.

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Common questions

What is the deadline to register to vote in Fentress County?

Monday, October 5, 2026. The deadline is the same in all 95 Tennessee counties. Your registration must reach the Fentress County Election Commission by that date, or be postmarked by it if you are mailing a paper application.

When can I vote early in Fentress County?

Early voting for the November 3, 2026 election runs October 14 through October 29, 2026 statewide. Early voting sites and their hours are set by the Fentress County Election Commission and can change, so check before you go: the state’s GoVoteTN lookup at govote.tnsos.gov shows the current ones for your address, or call the commission.

Where do I vote in Fentress County?

Your Election Day polling place depends on your address. Look it up with the Secretary of State voter lookup tool at tnmap.tn.gov/voterlookup, which returns your polling place and your districts. Early voting locations are different from Election Day polling places.

Can I vote absentee by mail in Fentress County?

Only with an excuse recognized by Tennessee law. If you qualify, the Fentress County Election Commission must receive your written request no later than Saturday, October 24, 2026.