Local Election Results
Summary
Dickson County voters turned out at just over 42% on Nov. 3 and decided local races that will shape county government. The winners will help set the direction on county spending, services, and priorities—so the results matter for daily life even if you didn’t vote.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Local election results can change how county tax dollars are prioritized for services, projects, and day-to-day operations.
Residents and groups whose preferred candidates won may see their policy priorities advanced in county government.
Supporters of losing candidates and residents who rely on services that get reprioritized could be negatively affected.
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Cheatham County’s Nov. 3 Election Yields Big Winners, Sales Tax Decision
He defeated Hillary Capes-Gwinn, a Dickson County educator and founder of Resilient Mothers of Tennessee, who received 7,530 votes, or 35.87 percent. The post Cheatham County’s Nov. 3 Election Yields Big Winners, Sales Tax Decision first appeared on ...
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Election Results for Dickson County Local Races
Political signs outside the Dickson County Library polling location on Nov. 3 Election Day. CONNOR BUTTS Out of 37,988 registered voters in Dickson County, 16,063 (42.28 percent) voted in the November 3 Election with 8,938 (23.52 percent) being early...
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