Spring Hill Election Central
A nonpartisan guide to the 2026 election for Spring Hill — key dates, certified candidates, and official voting resources for residents on both the Maury and Williamson County sides of town.
A guide to the 2026 election affecting Spring Hill
The Spring Hill Chamber of Commerce Committee on Political Affairs (COPA) is committed to providing a trusted, nonpartisan resource that helps our business community and residents stay informed throughout each election cycle. Our goal is to encourage informed civic participation with accurate information about candidates, districts, election dates, and voting resources.
Because the City of Spring Hill spans both Maury and Williamson Counties, residents may have different districts, polling locations, and ballots depending on where they live. This page organizes election information by office and by county so you can find the races that affect you — and the official resources to act on them.
The Chamber informs — it doesn't administer elections. Registration, ballots, and polling places are run by your county election commission and the Tennessee Secretary of State, and we link to those official sources throughout.
Maury County side
Early voting schedule, sample ballots, and precinct lookup for Maury County voters.
Jump to Maury County I live on theWilliamson County side
Early voting at Longview Recreation Center and Election Day resources for Williamson County voters.
Jump to Williamson CountyKey dates for Spring Hill voters
Two election days affect Spring Hill in 2026. Dates below are from the Tennessee Secretary of State elections calendar.
Thursday, August 6, 2026
State & federal primary · county general election
- Voter registration deadline
- July 7, 2026Closed
- Early voting
- July 17 – August 1, 2026Closed
- Absentee ballot request deadline
- July 27, 2026Closed
- Election Day
- Thursday, August 6, 2026Closed
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
State & federal general election
- Voter registration deadline
- October 5, 2026Closed
- Early voting
- October 14 – 29, 2026Closed
- Absentee ballot request deadline
- October 24, 2026Closed
- Election Day
- Tuesday, November 3, 2026Closed
Tennessee voters show a state or federal photo ID at the polls, and voters in a primary declare a party preference to receive that party's ballot.
Not registered yet?
Registration for the August 6 election closed on July 7 — but registering now makes you eligible for the November 3 general election (deadline October 5, 2026).
There's an app for that: GoVoteTN
GoVoteTN was created to help Tennessee voters find sample ballots, polling locations, elected officials, and other useful election information — or use the web version to look up your precinct by address.
August 6 results — and who's on the November ballot
COPA lists every certified candidate exactly as published by the Tennessee Secretary of State, now with each race's August 6 outcome. Results are ordered by votes received; races still awaiting a vote are listed alphabetically. The Chamber does not endorse, rank, or rate candidates.
These results are unofficial. Vote totals come from the Tennessee Secretary of State's election-night reporting and each county election commission's summary report. They stay unofficial until the county election commissions certify later in August, and every figure links to the source it came from.
District boundaries ignore city limits, and Tennessee's congressional lines changed in May 2026 — where a race says check your district, use the district lookup to confirm which ballot is yours.
Statewide offices
Every registered Spring Hill voter sees these races, on either side of the county line.
Governor of Tennessee
Verified against the Tennessee Secretary of State qualified candidate list · July 28, 2026Statewide — every Spring Hill voter
Democratic and Republican candidates ran on their party's primary ballot on August 6, 2026; each primary winner advances to the general election. Independent candidates do not run in a primary — they appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Jerri Green (D) · Marsha Blackburn (R)
95 of 95 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic Candidates
5 candidates · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Jerri Green MemphisAdvanced to Nov 3244,194 votes69.05%
Verified July 28, 2026
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Carnita Atwater MemphisDid not advance63,254 votes17.89%
Verified July 28, 2026
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Kevin Lee McCants MurfreesboroDid not advance18,961 votes5.36%
Verified July 28, 2026
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Tim Cyr GallatinDid not advance14,795 votes4.18%
Verified July 28, 2026
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Adam "Ditch" Kurtz NashvilleDid not advance12,456 votes3.52%
Verified July 28, 2026
Independent Candidates
13 candidates · November 3, 2026 general election ballot
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Misam Abidi NolensvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Dean Brewer KnoxvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Ray Brown Oliver SpringsOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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David Hatley GrayOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Wendell Jackson ClarksvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Charles Van Morgan KnoxvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Eddie Lee Murphy Spring HillOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Lauren Pinkston ColumbiaOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Victor L. Scoggin PegramOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Dave Seeman NashvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Karl Knox Smithson McMinnvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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L. Webb Taylor MemphisOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
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Robert C. Vick DandridgeOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 28, 2026
Republican Candidates
3 candidates · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Marsha Blackburn BrentwoodAdvanced to Nov 3311,328 votes43.55%
Verified July 28, 2026
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John Rose HickmanDid not advance235,511 votes32.95%
Verified July 28, 2026
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Monty Fritts KingstonDid not advance167,971 votes23.50%
Verified July 28, 2026
United States Senate
Verified against the Tennessee Secretary of State qualified candidate list · July 29, 2026Statewide — every Spring Hill voter
Democratic and Republican candidates ran on their party's primary ballot on August 6, 2026; each primary winner advances to the general election. Independent candidates do not run in a primary — they appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Marquita Bradshaw (D) · Bill Hagerty (R)
95 of 95 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic Candidates
5 candidates · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Marquita Bradshaw MemphisAdvanced to Nov 3186,154 votes54.79%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Maria Brewer NashvilleDid not advance61,042 votes17.96%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Kevin Lee McCants MurfreesboroDid not advance34,215 votes10.07%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Civil Miller-Watkins RossvilleDid not advance29,584 votes8.71%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Diana Onyejiaka AntiochDid not advance28,796 votes8.47%
Verified July 29, 2026
Independent Candidates
8 candidates · November 3, 2026 general election ballot
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Tharon Chandler LawrenceburgOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Andrew Gerena KnoxvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Jeremy Dean Hearn ColliervilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Robert Jones JonesboroughOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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James William Macon III MemphisOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Yoshi D. Matthews GoodlettsvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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David Sutman, Jr. GrayOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson ChattanoogaOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican Candidates
1 candidate · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Bill Hagerty (incumbent) NashvilleAdvanced to Nov 3629,068 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
U.S. House of Representatives
Congressional lines changed in May 2026 — which district is yours depends on your address.
U.S. House — District 5
Verified against the Tennessee Secretary of State qualified candidate list · July 29, 2026All of Spring Hill — both the Maury and Williamson County sides
Democratic and Republican candidates ran on their party's primary ballot on August 6, 2026; each primary winner advances to the general election. Independent candidates do not run in a primary — they appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot.
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Chaz Molder (D) · Charlie Hatcher (R)
17 of 17 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic Candidates
5 candidates · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Chaz Molder ColumbiaAdvanced to Nov 317,729 votes40.51%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Yolanda Cooper-Sutton MemphisDid not advance14,361 votes32.82%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Rachel Hurley MemphisDid not advance4,857 votes11.10%
Verified July 29, 2026
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DeVante R. Hill BartlettDid not advance4,324 votes9.88%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Carrie Ann Iacomini MemphisDid not advance2,491 votes5.69%
Verified July 29, 2026
Independent Candidates
2 candidates · November 3, 2026 general election ballot
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James A. Johnson MemphisOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
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Micheál (Me-Haul) O'Leary NashvilleOn the Nov 3 ballot
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican Candidates
2 candidates · August 6, 2026 primary ballot
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Charlie Hatcher College GroveAdvanced to Nov 336,544 votes53.24%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Andy Ogles (incumbent) ColumbiaDid not advance32,091 votes46.76%
Verified July 29, 2026
Tennessee General Assembly
The state house districts that actually cover Spring Hill — two on the Maury side, one on the Williamson side.
State House · District 64
SOS list ↗Part of the Maury County side of Spring Hill — check your district
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Craig D'Apolito (D) · Scott Cepicky (R)
1 of 1 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic · August 6, 2026 primary
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Craig D'Apolito ColumbiaAdvanced to Nov 32,740 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican · August 6, 2026 primary
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Scott Cepicky (incumbent) CulleokaAdvanced to Nov 37,539 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
State House · District 71
SOS list ↗Part of the Maury County side of Spring Hill — check your district
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Matt Day (D) · Kip Capley (R)
4 of 4 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic · August 6, 2026 primary
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Matt Day ColumbiaAdvanced to Nov 31,565 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican · August 6, 2026 primary
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Kip Capley (incumbent) SummertownAdvanced to Nov 38,227 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
State House · District 92
SOS list ↗The Williamson County side of Spring Hill — check your district
August 6 result · unofficial
Advancing to the November 3 general: Teri Mai (D) · Todd Warner (R)
2 of 2 counties complete · Tennessee Secretary of State — Election Night Reporting, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Democratic · August 6, 2026 primary
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Teri Mai Spring HillAdvanced to Nov 32,751 votes100.00%
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican · August 6, 2026 primary
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Todd Warner (incumbent) LewisburgAdvanced to Nov 34,430 votes52.17%
Verified July 29, 2026
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Vincent A Cuevas LewisburgDid not advance4,062 votes47.83%
Verified July 29, 2026
County offices
Decided at the August 6 county general election — these seats are settled, pending certification. Spring Hill spans two counties, so you voted in your own county’s race only.
Maury County Mayor
Sample ballot ↗The Maury County side of Spring Hill
County offices are decided at the August 6, 2026 county general election. Party nominees were chosen in the May 5, 2026 county primaries; independent candidates appear directly on the general ballot. You vote in your own county’s race only.
August 6 result · unofficial
Elected: Sheila Butt (R)
22 of 22 precincts reporting · Maury County Election Commission summary report, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify. Percentages computed from the 16,875 total votes cast in the race (write-ins included).
Independent · August 6, 2026 general
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Gabe Howard Maury CountyDid not win7,331 votes43.44%
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican · August 6, 2026 general
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Sheila Butt (incumbent) Maury CountyElected9,403 votes55.72%
Verified July 29, 2026
Williamson County Mayor
Sample ballot ↗The Williamson County side of Spring Hill
County offices are decided at the August 6, 2026 county general election. Party nominees were chosen in the May 5, 2026 county primaries; independent candidates appear directly on the general ballot. You vote in your own county’s race only.
August 6 result · unofficial
Elected: Andy Marshall (R)
27 of 27 vote centers reporting · Williamson County Election Commission summary report, read August 11, 2026 · Unofficial until the county election commissions certify.
Independent · August 6, 2026 general
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B K Muvvala Williamson CountyDid not win12,707 votes29.18%
Verified July 29, 2026
Republican · August 6, 2026 general
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Andy Marshall Williamson CountyElected30,471 votes69.98%
Verified July 29, 2026
Spot an error or a missing campaign link? Let the Chamber know and we'll verify it against official sources.
Know your districts before you vote
Tennessee adopted new U.S. Congressional district lines in May 2026, and both Maury and Williamson Counties are affected — Maury County alone reports roughly 19,662 addresses on a new map line. Check yours before you head to the polls.
Look up every district
The Tennessee Comptroller's lookup shows your districts by address — updated for the revised May 2026 congressional map.
Open the district lookup ↗2026 congressional redistricting
See the Secretary of State's official notice, the Comptroller's detailed district maps, or your county's local guidance.
Your precinct & sample ballot
GoVoteTN shows your assigned precinct, polling place, and a sample ballot for the next election.
Look up your precinct ↗
Your Committee on Political Affairs (COPA)
COPA is the Chamber's nonpartisan committee that keeps members educated and engaged on the city, county, and state issues affecting business — through this election guide, candidate forums, luncheons, legislative panels, and the annual State of the City & Schools events.
Meets monthly · Thursday mornings
Ways to get to know the candidates
Candidate luncheons
COPA hosts moderated Q&As with candidates ahead of major elections. For a feel of the format, watch the mayoral candidate Q&A from the 2025 city election cycle.
Watch the 2025 luncheon Q&A ↗Meet-the-candidates forums
Public forums let residents question candidates directly. 2026 forum dates will be announced on the Chamber events calendar as they're scheduled.
Watch the events calendarNonpartisan candidate guides
Before each election, Maury Alliance publishes a nonpartisan candidate guide — every candidate is invited, and responses run exactly as submitted, without edits.
Visit Maury Alliance ↗Voting information for Maury County residents
For Spring Hill residents on the Maury County side. Schedule below is the county's published plan for the August 6, 2026 election, which has now concluded.
Early voting · July 17 – August 1
The Spring Hill early-voting site, the Winchester Community Building (563 Maury Hill Street), hosted early voting July 22–25. For the rest of the window, Maury County early voting ran at the election commission office:
1207 Tradewinds Drive, Columbia, TN 38401
Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. · Sat 8:00 a.m.–noon
Ran through Saturday, August 1, 2026
On Election Day · August 6
Maury County assigns every voter a precinct, and you must vote at your assigned precinct on Election Day. Look yours up by address before you go.
August 6 sample ballots
Voting information for Williamson County residents
For Spring Hill residents on the Williamson County side. Schedule below is the county's published plan for the August 6, 2026 election, which has now concluded.
Early voting · July 17 – August 1
Any registered Williamson County voter may vote at any of the county's eight early-voting sites, regardless of home precinct. The Spring Hill–area site:
2909 Commonwealth Drive, Spring Hill, TN 37174
Weekdays 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturdays (July 18, 25 & Aug 1) 8:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
On Election Day · August 6
On Election Day, Williamson County voters cast their ballot at their assigned precinct. Look up your precinct and view your sample ballot by address.
