Elections · Smith County
16 elections in Smith County
Every election we hold results for here, back to 2014. What we can show you differs from year to year, and each row says which races and how deep — down to the precinct where the state has certified it.
- August 6, 2026primary
10 county races and 10 state and federal races.
Unofficial — not yet certified
- November 5, 2024general
3 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified72 precinct figures
- August 1, 2024primary
4 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified112 precinct figures
- March 5, 2024primary
1 state and federal race, precinct by precinct.
Certified88 precinct figures
- November 8, 2022general
4 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified152 precinct figures
- August 4, 2022primary
6 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified136 precinct figures
- November 3, 2020general
4 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified256 precinct figures
- August 6, 2020primary
4 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified208 precinct figures
- March 3, 2020primary
1 state and federal race, precinct by precinct.
Certified160 precinct figures
- November 6, 2018general
5 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified352 precinct figures
- August 2, 2018primary
7 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified288 precinct figures
- November 8, 2016general
3 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified175 precinct figures
- August 4, 2016primary
2 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified72 precinct figures
- March 1, 2016primary
1 state and federal race, precinct by precinct.
Certified152 precinct figures
- November 4, 2014general
5 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified240 precinct figures
- August 7, 2014primary
7 state and federal races, precinct by precinct.
Certified280 precinct figures
Why the most recent election has the least behind it
August 6, 2026 sits at the top with the least detail, and that is the state’s publishing order rather than a gap in the count. Tennessee posts its precinct-level archive after an election is certified, so the newest result is always the thinnest and fills in later. 15 of these 16 elections have precinct figures today.
County offices — sheriff, county mayor, the commission, the school board — come only from this county’s own election commission, because the state publishes none of them anywhere. We hold those for 1 election here. Where a year shows state and federal races only, the county offices were on a ballot we have not read yet.
This describes what our software could read, not how well this county does its job. Publishing a scanned report is lawful; we have found no Tennessee law requiring any particular format.
Help fill this in
Where a year is thin, it is usually because nobody has read that county’s report yet. A neighbor who types the numbers in and links the page they came from closes the gap for everyone.