Early voting in Tennessee runs Wednesday, October 14th through Thursday, October 29th, and your Tennessee handgun carry permit with your photo counts as voter ID, even if it’s expired. Here’s every way to vote, every deadline, and three things every gun owner can do before November 3rd.
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Early voting in Tennessee starts
Wednesday, October 14th, and runs through
Thursday, October 29th. That’s more than two weeks to
cast your ballot on your own schedule, at an early voting site in your
county.
And here’s one for the gun owners.
Tennessee requires a photo ID to vote in person, and your
Tennessee handgun carry permit with your photo counts, even if it’s
expired. The same card you carry with your gun gets you in to
vote.
This election matters for gun owners.
The politicians elected on November 3rd will decide what happens to
your gun rights, here in Tennessee and in Congress. There are also
three proposed amendments to the Tennessee Constitution on the ballot,
covering bail, a ban on a state property tax, and crime victims’
rights, so read your whole ballot before you’re done.
Every way to vote, and every deadline
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1. Registration for this election closed 2. Vote Each county sets its own early voting 3. Voting by mail in Tennessee takes a 4. Vote Polls close at 8 p.m. Eastern, 7 p.m. 5. Your Tennessee handgun carry permit with your |
Three things I’m asking you to do
Step 1: Vote early.
Look up your county’s early voting sites and hours, pick your day, and
put it on the calendar.
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Or look
up your voting location with the state.
Step 2: Talk to three gun
owners. Think of three gun owners you know: a hunting buddy,
somebody from the range, the guy behind the counter at your gun shop.
Ask them three things. When are you voting early? Did you know your
carry permit counts as voter ID? Did you know there are three
constitutional amendments on the ballot? Better yet, pick a day and go
vote together.
Step 3: Support TGO.
Tennessee Gun Owners is in this election because gun owners like you
make it possible. If you can, chip
in $25 to support Tennessee Gun Owners and help us get these dates
in front of every gun owner in the state.
Don’t wait for November 3rd
Election Day lines get long, and life
gets in the way. A ballot you cast early is one less thing that can go
wrong.
Early voting is open now.
Grab your carry permit, go vote pro-gun, and take three gun owners
with you.
For Freedom,
Rob
Knisley
Political Director
Tennessee Gun Owners
P.S. Early voting runs Wednesday, October
14th through Thursday, October 29th. Bring a photo ID. Your Tennessee
handgun carry permit with your photo counts, even if it’s expired.
Then take three gun owners with you. Find
your early voting location.
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