Elections

Early voting begins Wednesday, Oct. 16, for the city and state General Election. On the ballot are City Council races, state House and state Senate races, Congressional races and the presidential election.

Clarksville Now is holding video forums and written Q&As for each contested race, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. Here are the candidates for Clarksville City Council.

Clarksville Now is holding election forums, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. The candidates for U.S. Congress, District 7, are incumbent Rep. Mark Green and former Nashville Mayor Megan Barry.

Republican candidates spoke on infrastructure, inflation, and security at the first ever GOP Convention of Candidates at the Wilma Rudolph Event Center this Tuesday.

Clarksville Now is holding election forums, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. The candidates for Tennessee Senate District 22 are Sen. Bill Powers, a Republican, and Karen Reynolds, a Democrat.

The Montgomery County Republican Party has organized its first-ever GOP Convention of Candidates.

Clarksville Now is holding election forums, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. The candidates for Tennessee House District 67 are Jamie Dean Peltz, a Republican, and Rep. Ronnie Glynn, a Democrat.

ChangeTN is a political action committee that started in 2020 with the goal of assisting candidates running for office in Tennessee.

Ambar Marquis, the current Ward 5 city councilperson, has announced she is running for reelection.

Clarksville Now is holding election forums, giving candidates a chance to weigh in on the issues. The candidates for Tennessee House District 75 are Jeff Burkhart, a Republican, and Allie Phillips, a Democrat.