Rob. Co. Election Results For November 8, 2022

Rob. Co. Election Outcomes For November 8, 2022

Early voting turnout was up about 50%. Early voting numbers at present got here in at 6828, that’s just below a 50% bounce from the August Main numbers which got here in at 3798. The entire for the August Main was 8479. We can have the 2022 Basic election complete numbers later this night.

ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – Election outcomes In Robertson County, TN for November 8, 2022, shall be printed under all through the night starting with early voting numbers.

UPDATE: As a result of excessive voter turnout numbers are coming in slightly slower than typical.

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Voting Numbers shall be added beginning at 8PM. Remaining numbers are anticipated after 9PM.

The November eighth Robertson County Poll consists of elections for the State Governor and State Reps, Cities of Adams, Cedar Hill, City of Coopertown, Cross Plains, Millersville, Orlinda, Portland, Ridgetop, Springfield and White Home.

TUESDAY – NOVEMBER 8, 2022

Republican (R)
Democrat (D)
Unbiased (I)

UPDATE: As a result of excessive voter turnout numbers are coming in slightly slower than typical.

GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE -Vote For One (1)

BILL LEE (R) 14,066

JASON BRANTLEY MARTIN (D) 4,048

CONSTANCE M. EVERY (I) 100

JOHN GENTRY (I) 192

BASIL MARCEAUX (I) 19

CHARLES VAN MORGAN (I) 23

ALFRED O’NEIL (I) 8

DEBORAH ROUSE (I) 28

MICHAEL E. SCANTLAND (I) 2

RICK TYLER (I) 22

WRITE-IN 27

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT # 1 – Vote For One (1)

Abstract:
This modification would add a brand new part to article XI of the Tennessee Structure to make it unlawful for any particular person, company, affiliation, or the State of Tennessee or its political subdivisions to disclaim or try to deny employment to any particular person due to the particular person’s membership in, affiliation with, resignation from, or refusal to hitch or affiliate with any labor union or worker group.

Query:

Shall Article XI of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by including the next language as a brand new part?

It’s illegal for any particular person, company, affiliation, or this state or its political subdivisions to disclaim or try to deny employment to any particular person by cause of the particular person’s membership in, affiliation with, resignation from, or refusal to hitch or affiliate with any labor union or worker group.

YES 13,284

NO 4,494

UPDATE: As a result of excessive voter turnout numbers are coming in slightly slower than typical.

Constitutional Modification # 2 Vote For One (1)

Abstract:

This modification would add to article III, part 12 of the
Tennessee Structure a course of for the momentary train of the powers and duties of the governor by the Speaker of the Senate-or the Speaker of the Home if there is no such thing as a Speaker of the Senate in office-when the governor is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the workplace of governor. Whereas a Speaker is quickly discharging the powers and duties of the governor, the Speaker wouldn’t be required to resign as Speaker or to resign as a member of the legislature; however the Speaker wouldn’t have the ability to preside as Speaker or vote as a member of the legislature. A Speaker who’s quickly discharging the powers and duties of the governor wouldn’t get the governor’s wage however would get the Speaker’s wage. The modification would additionally exempt a Speaker who’s quickly discharging the powers and duties of the governor from provisions within the Structure that will in any other case prohibit the Speaker from exercising the powers of the governor and from concurrently holding a couple of state workplace.

Query:

Shall Article III, Part 12 of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by including the next language instantly following the present language within the Part? Every time the Governor transmits to the Secretary of State, the Speaker of the Senate, and the Speaker of the Home of Representatives, a written, signed declaration that the Governor is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the workplace, the powers and duties of the workplace of
Governor shall be quickly discharged by the Speaker of the Senate as Appearing Governor, or if that workplace is unoccupied, then by the Speaker of the Home of Representatives as Appearing Governor, till the Governor transmits to the identical officers a written, signed declaration that the Governor is ready to discharge the powers and duties of the workplace.

Every time a majority of the commissioners of administrative departments of the Govt Division transmits to the Secretary of State, the Speaker of the Senate, and the Speaker of the Home of Representatives their written, signed declaration that the Governor is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the workplace, the Speaker of the Senate shall instantly assume the powers and duties of the workplace as Appearing Governor, or if that workplace is unoccupied, then the Speaker of the Home of Representatives shall instantly assume the powers and duties of the workplace as Appearing Governor, till the Governor transmits to the identical officers a written, signed declaration that the Governor is ready to discharge the powers and duties of the workplace.

Every time a Speaker is quickly discharging the powers and duties of the workplace of Governor as Appearing Governor, such Speaker shall not be required to resign the Speaker’s place because the Speaker or to resign as a member of the overall meeting and shall retain the Speaker’s wage and never obtain the Governor’s wage, however such Speaker shall not preside as Speaker or vote as a member of the overall meeting in the course of the time the Speaker is Appearing Governor.
and Shall Article III, Part 13 of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by including the next language instantly earlier than the interval on the finish of the Part?

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT # 2 – Vote For One (1)

besides as offered in Article III, Part 12 with regard to the Speaker of the Senate or the Speaker of the Home of Representatives quickly discharging the powers and duties of the workplace of Governor as Appearing Governor and Shall Article II, Part 26 of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by including the next language on the finish of the Part?

This part shall not apply with regard to the Speaker of the Senate or the Speaker of the Home of Representatives quickly discharging the powers and duties of the workplace of Governor as Appearing Governor beneath Article III, Part 12.

YES 11,905

NO 4,666

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT # 3 – Vote For One (1)

Abstract:

This modification would change the present language in article I, part 33 of the Tennessee Structure, which says that slavery and involuntary servitude, besides as punishment for an individual who has been duly convicted of crime, are ceaselessly prohibited on this State. The modification would delete this present language and change it with the next language: “Slavery and involuntary servitude are ceaselessly prohibited. Nothing on this part shall prohibit an inmate from working when the inmate has been duly
convicted of against the law.”

Query:

Shall Article I, Part 33 of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by deleting the part and substituting as a substitute the next?

Part 33. Slavery and involuntary servitude are ceaselessly prohibited. Nothing on this part shall prohibit an inmate from working when the inmate has been duly convicted of against the law.

YES 13,288

NO 4,079

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT # 4 – Vote For One (1)

Abstract:

This modification would delete article IX, part 1 of the Tennessee Structure, which prohibits ministers of the gospel and monks of any denomination from holding a seat in both Home of the legislature.

Query:

Shall Article IX, Part 1 of the Structure of Tennessee be amended by deleting the part?

YES 10,606

NO 6,099

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT – Vote For One (1)

MARK E GREEN (R) 13,638

ODESSA KELLY (D) 3,843

STEVEN J. HOOPER (I) 369

WRITE-IN 7

TENNESSEE SENATE DISTRICT 23 – Vote For One (1)

KERRY ROBERTS (R) 14,910
Republican Celebration Nominee

WRITE-IN 417

TENNESSEE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 66- Vote For One (1)

SABI (DOC) KUMAR (R) 14,554

WRITE-IN 368

CITY OF ADAMS MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CITY COMMISSIONER CITY OF ADAMS Vote For One (1)

WAYNE EVANS (I) 143

WRITE-IN 2

CITY OF CEDAR HILL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CITY COMMISSIONER CITY OF CEDAR HILL – Vote For Two (2)

MARQUITA PETTUS (I) 52

WRITE-IN 0

UPDATE: As a result of excessive voter turnout numbers are coming in slightly slower than typical.

TOWN OF COOPERTOWN MUNICIPAL ELECTION

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ALDERMAN WARD 1 TOWN OF COOPERTOWN – Vote For One (1)

ROBERT DALE ANDERSON (I) 699

WRITE-IN 15

ALDERMAN WARD 2 TOWN OF COOPERTOWN – Vote For One (1)

RANDALL HAYES (I) 594

WRITE-IN 16

CITY OF CROSS PLAINS MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CITY COMMISSIONER CITY OF CROSS PLAINS – Vote For Two (2)

BARRY FAULKNER (I) 300

MARLENE GRAVES (I) 226

CHAD ROGERS(I) 179

DIANNE STURDIVANT (I) 167

WRITE-IN 3

WRITE-IN 1

CITY COMMISSIONER UNEXPIRED TERM CITY OF CROSS PLAINS – Vote For One (1)

SAM HASTING (I) 391

WRITE-IN 2

CITY OF MILLERSVILLE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CITY COMMISSIONER AT-LARGE CITY OF MILLERSVILLE – Vote For Two (2)

DAVID GREGORY (I) 521

TOMMY LONG (I) 711

LARRY PETTY (I) 309

WRITE-IN 1

WRITE-IN 0

CITY COMMISSIONER UNEXPIRED TERM CITY OF MILLERSVILLE Vote For One (1)

MILTON L. DORRIS (I) 535

CAITLIN DUKE (I) 517

WRITE-IN 0

CITY OF ORLINDA MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CITY COMMISSIONER CITY OF ORLINDA – Vote For Three (3)

SHERRY CARVER (I) 117

BEN ELLIS (I) 144

WALTER LEE (I) 100

WRITE-IN (I) 54

WRITE-IN (I) 39

WRITE-IN (I) 5

CITY COMMISSIONER UNEXPIRED TERM CITY OF ORLINDA
Vote For One (1)

JENNIFER JOHNSON (I) 129

J.W. ROGERS (I) 83

WRITE-IN (I) 3

CITY OF PORTLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION

MAYOR CITY OF PORTLAND – Vote For One (1)

MIKE CALLIS (I) 1346

CHARLES COLE (I) 280

WRITE-IN (I)

ALDERMAN AT-LARGE CITY OF PORTLAND – Vote For Three (3)

LLOYD DUNN (I) 331

MIKE HALL (I) 911

LATOYA HOLCOMB (I) 662

DREW JENNINGS (I) 911

DEWEL SCRUGGS (I) 579

MEGANN D. THOMPSON (I) 771

WRITE-IN

CITY OF PORTLAND SALES AND USE TAX REFERENDUM Vote For One (1)

Shall Ordinance No. 22-41 be authorised to determine a uniform native
possibility gross sales tax price of two.75% inside all elements of the Metropolis, besides the place the gross sales tax price is restricted or modified by statute, with the
further proceeds from the rise within the gross sales tax for use for public security and road paving.

FOR 764

AGAINST 1056

CITY OF RIDGETOP MUNICIPAL ELECTION

MAYOR UNEXPIRED TERM CITY OF RIDGETOP Vote For One (1)

TIM SHAW (I) 484

WRITE-IN 16

ALDERMAN CITY OF RIDGETOP – Vote For Two (2)

DALE GILMORE (I) 284

MONTY GREGORY (I) 295

KIM S. MARTIN (I) 313

WRITE-IN 9

WRITE-IN 1

ALDERMAN (Unexp) CITY OF RIDGETOP – Vote For Two (1)

JOHN SENFT (I) 452

WRITE-IN 5

CITY OF SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL ELECTION

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ALDERMAN WARD 1 CITY OF SPRINGFIELD – Vote For One (1)

JAMES M. HUBBARD (I) 209

WRITE-IN 7

ALDERMAN WARD 2 CITY OF SPRINGFIELD – Vote For One (1)

BOBBY W. TROTTER (I) 208

WRITE-IN 4

ALDERMAN WARD 3 CITY OF SPRINGFIELD – Vote For One (1)

JEFF GRAGG (I) 515

WRITE-IN 7

UPDATE: As a result of excessive voter turnout numbers are coming in slightly slower than typical.

CITY OF WHITE HOUSE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

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MAYOR CITY OF WHITE HOUSE – Vote For One (1)

JOHN CORBITT (I) 1470

CLIF HUTSON (I) 761

WRITE-IN 14

ALDERMAN WARD 1 CITY OF WHITE HOUSE – Vote For One (1)

WILL GREEN (I) 309

SAM MATTHEWS (I) 383

WRITE-IN 7

ALDERMAN WARD 2 CITY OF WHITE HOUSE
Vote For One (1)

JANA SINGER SPICER (I) 727

WRITE-IN 20

CITY JUDGE CITY OF WHITE HOUSE Vote For One (1)

JOSEPH ZANGER (I) 1398

WRITE-IN 13

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Robertson County Election Fee
513 South Brown St., Room 137
Springfield, TN 37172
Cellphone: 615-384-5592 /Fax: 615-382-3122
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ROBERTSON COUNTY VOTING PRECINCTS

• District 1-1 East Robertson Elementary 5177 East Robertson Rd. Cross Plains
• District 2-1 Robert F. Woodall Elementary 300 Eden Approach White Home
• District 3-1 Ebenezer Baptist Church 6028 Ebenezer Rd. Greenbrier
• District 3-2 White Home Heritage HS 7744 Hwy 76 East White Home
• District 4-1 Watauga Elementary College 1755 Lake Rd. Greenbrier
• District 5-1 Greenbrier Excessive College 126 Cuniff Dr. Greenbrier
• District 6-1 Coopertown Center College 3820 Hwy 49 West Springfield
• District 6-2 Mt. Sharon C.P. Church 4634 Mt Sharon Church Rd. Greenbrier
• District 7-1 Jo Byrns Elementary College 6399 Hwy 41 North Cedar Hill
• District 7-2 Stroudsville Church of Christ 1531 Stroudsville Rd. Adams
• District 8-1 Krisle College 6712 Hwy 49 East Springfield
• District 8-2 H.A.T.S. 4859 Hwy 431 North Springfield
• District 8-3 Owens Chapel Fellowship Corridor 6730 Owens Chapel Rd. Springfield
• District 9-1 Robertson County Honest Assoc. 4635 Hwy 41 North Springfield
• District 10-1 South Haven Christian College 112 Academy Drive Springfield
• District 11-1 Westside College 309 Alsup Dr. Springfield
• District 11-2 Heads Free Will Baptist Church 2792 Heads Church Rd. Cedar Hill
• District 12-1 Bransford College 700 Bransford Dr. Springfield