NASHVILLE: Make your plan to vote today!

Here’s what you need to know:

**All voters have the right to bring an interpreter to vote
*Todos de los votantes tienen el derecho a un intérprete
- This can be a friend, a neighbor, a family member
  Esto puede ser un amigo, un miembro de familia, un vecino
The interpreter does not have to bring an ID, but will be asked to sign a document saying they are there to be an interpreter for the voter only.
- ESPAÑOL: El intérprete no necesita traer identificación, pero se le pedirá que firme un documento declarando que está allí para ser un intérprete para solo el votante.
**Voters must bring their own interpreter—the polling location will not provide one
- ESPAÑOL: **Votantes deben traer su propio intérprete—el lugar de votación no lo proporcionarían

Problems at the polls
If you are being told you can’t vote or are having trouble voting call 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

General Municipal Election includes elections for: Mayor, Vice Mayor, City Council.

Bring a blue or black ink pen, however they are providing each voter with single-use ink pens and ballot secrecy folders.
If using a desktop, confirm that the address on your registration is current by using the lookup tool above.
If your address is not current, please submit an address change as soon as possible by visiting PROUDVOTER.ORG/PARTNER/TIRRCVOTES. Voters who have not updated their address before casting their ballot will be required to fill out an address change form. They may also be required to travel to another polling location if voting on Election Day.
On Election Day, the law requires voters to cast their ballot at their assigned Election Day polling location.
If you need a ride to the polls, please reach out to info@tirrcvotes.org