General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 · Local and district races
Source: Gibson County Election Commission, Newspaper Ballot, Nov 3, 2026 (linked from gibsonelections.com) (accessed Oct 19, 2026). Names are shown as listed by the source. Which district races you see depends on where you live; check yours at Tennessee voter lookup (Secretary of State).
| Office | Candidates |
|---|---|
| Schools, colleges & special districts | |
| Milan Special School District Trustee, Ward 1 Number of seats: see your ballot | Lauren Buxton, Sid Crocker |
| Milan Special School District Trustee, Outside City (vote for 2) Number of seats: see your ballot | Jake Mallard, Kris L. Todd |
| City & town offices | |
| Gibson Alderman (vote for 2) Number of seats: see your ballot | Dillon Ivy, Sara F Meals |
| Dyer Alderman (vote for 4) Number of seats: see your ballot | Jessica Dickinson, Marty Graves, Jim Hesse, Bett Jewell, Nathan Reed, Christopher Skelton, Derek Stafford |
| Kenton Alderman (vote for 6) Number of seats: see your ballot | Jesse Griggs, Steve Hilton, Tim Johns, Clay McEwen, Jana Ray, Wade Simpson, Demetria Spencer, Mike Watson, Glenn P. Zarecor |
| Medina Alderman (vote for 2) Number of seats: see your ballot | Kevin M Painter, Andrew Michael Rhodes |
| Milan Alderman Ward 1 Number of seats: see your ballot | W. Thorne Barbour, Clay McCoy |
| Milan Alderman Ward 4 Number of seats: see your ballot | Tammy Floyd-Wade, Wayne Pettigrew |
| Trenton Alderman (vote for 6) Number of seats: see your ballot | Myra D. Elam, Rickey Graves, Peyton Harper, Kim Holt, Tommy Litton, Jeffrey Murriel, Billie B. Wade |
Also on every Gibson County ballot: U.S. Senate, Governor, your U.S. House district, your legislative districts and the statewide question.
All municipal and school candidates are listed as Independent Candidates. Constable Districts 7 and 10 (unexpired term): no candidate qualified.
Copied from the county election commission's official candidate list (candidates whose petitions are shown as qualified or verified). Tennessee city races are nonpartisan. Where a council or commission elects several members, the number of seats is not on the list; check your sample ballot.
County offices (mayor, commission, sheriff and others) and school boards were elected on Aug 6, 2026; only vacancies or city races are on Nov 3.
Your exact ballot: Tennessee voter lookup (Secretary of State).
One candidate per seat on the list (write-ins may still be possible).
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