Your Weakley County ballot

General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026 · Local and district races

One page with blank boxes to mark your picks.

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Contested races

Source: Weakley County Election Commission, Nov 3, 2026 Sample Ballot (six page images) (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).

OfficeCandidates
City & town offices
Dresden Alderman At-Large (vote for 3)
Number of seats: see your ballot
Gwin Anderson, Curtis Doran, Jennifer Reddick Schlicht, Jeffery Washburn
Greenfield MayorBrad Hardin vs. Cindy McAdams
Greenfield Alderman At-Large (vote for 4)
Number of seats: see your ballot
Tyler Jay Dunning, Mark Galey, Cody Ricketts, Logan Rowlett, Leanna Stephenson
Martin MayorDavid R. Bell vs. Kent Kelso
Martin Alderman Ward 1
Number of seats: see your ballot
David Hart, Lori Miles, Tony Prince
Martin Alderman Ward 2 (unexpired term)
Number of seats: see your ballot
Blake McCollum, Lynette Calhoun Wagster
Martin Alderman Ward 3
Number of seats: see your ballot
Chad Brewer, Terry J. Hankins
McKenzie Councilperson At-Large (vote for 3)
Number of seats: see your ballot
Tom Alexander, Carol Jean Armpriest, Raymond Glisson, Armand J Hebert III, Bobby L. Young
Sharon Alderman At-Large (vote for 2)
Number of seats: see your ballot
Dillon Edwards, James Gary Roberts

Also on every Weakley County ballot: U.S. Senate, Governor, your U.S. House district, your legislative districts and the statewide question.

Read from the sample ballot images. The ballot pages do not repeat city names above each alderman column, so the city for each race was taken from column order (Dresden, Greenfield, Martin, McKenzie, Sharon); check against the ballot. No candidate qualified for Constable District 4 or 6 (unexpired terms) or for Sharon Mayor.

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).

Unopposed

One candidate per seat on the list (write-ins may still be possible).

City & town offices

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