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Davidson County · 2026

Nashville, your congressional district changed.

If you voted in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District in 2024 and you live in Davidson County, you are not in the 5th anymore.

Tennessee adopted a new congressional map on May 7, 2026. Davidson County is now divided among Congressional Districts 4, 6, and 7.

You did not move. The lines did.

Your district may have different candidates than you expect. Some candidates changed districts. At least one incumbent left his race after the map changed.

Your registration is still valid. You do not need to re-register.

But you should check which district you are in before you vote.

Check my district →

Davidson County Election Commission · nashville.gov/vote

What the map change means on your ballot

Sample ballot text

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Davidson County — vote in ONE of:

  1. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 4
  2. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6
  3. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7

In plain language

Davidson County used to be one congressional district. Under the map adopted May 7, 2026, it is three.

Which of the three you vote in depends on your street address, not your 2024 ballot.

Cannot do alone

  • Your voter registration.
  • Your polling location for state and local races on the same ballot.
  • Your right to vote in this election.

Tennessee Comptroller official congressional map, adopted May 7, 2026 · Verified May 7, 2026

When to vote

Early voting
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Election Day
Polls open
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. · Photo ID required
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Source

Davidson County Election Commission official sample ballot, August 6, 2026 · Tennessee Comptroller official congressional map, adopted May 7, 2026

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