🗳️ Sequatchie County Public Library Closed for Election Day, November 3

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🗳️ Sequatchie County Public Library Closed for Election Day, November 3

Voters across Sequatchie County are being reminded to plan ahead as the county prepares for Election Day on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The Sequatchie County Public Library will be closed for the day, and residents should note that other county and city offices may also have modified hours or closures.

📍 What You Need to Know Before You Vote

Tennessee voters are required to bring a photo ID to their polling location. If you’re unsure where to cast your ballot, you can look up your polling place by entering your address through Tennessee’s official voter portal at GoVoteTN. The portal also provides access to sample ballots and voter ID requirements, helping you prepare before heading to the polls. ✨

🤝 Getting Help with Voting Information

For questions about voting in Sequatchie County, residents can contact the Sequatchie County Election Commission directly at (423) 949-2431. The commission is located at 68 Spring St., Dunlap, TN 37327. Staff can answer questions about registration status, polling locations, and any other election-related concerns. 📞

💙 Making Your Voice Heard

Election Day is an opportunity for every eligible voter in the county to participate in local and state decisions. Whether it’s your first time voting or you’re a longtime participant, officials encourage residents to make a plan now-know where your polling place is, bring your ID, and vote on November 3rd. Your voice matters in shaping the future of Sequatchie County and Tennessee. 🦅

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Written By Tom Seest

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