WASHINGTON COUNTY

One Vote

Election Project

Working toward a future where every person in Washington County votes in every election.

One Vote Election Project is a nonpartisan civic engagement effort highlighting

the benefits of participating in local Washington County elections.

One Vote Election Project helps voters feel prepared and motivated to show up

and make that difference. Because our votes matter for our communities.

Who are my current elected officials?

We’ve linked how to contact your reps at every levels of government

FEDERAL

STATE

COUNTY

MUNICIPALITIES

  • Johnson City City Commission Homepage

    • Greg Cox- Mayor

    • Jenny Brock-Vice Mayor

    • Todd Flower-At Large Commissioner

    • Whitney Goetz- At Large Commissioner

    • Joe Wise- At Large Commissioner

  • Town of Jonesborough Leadership

    • Kelly Wolfe-Mayor

    • Virginia Causey- Alderwoman

    • Terry Countermine- Alderman

    • Adam Dickson- Alderman

    • Zac Jenkins- Alderman

    SCHOOL BOARD

    There are two school districts in Washington County: Johnson City Schools which includes schools in Johnson City limits & Washington Co. Schools which includes Jonesborough and unincorporated areas of Washington County.

  • Johnson City School Board Homepage

  • Washington County School Board Homepage

    • School Board District 1 Members- covers County Commission Districts 2, 4, 11, 12, 13

      • Annette Buchanan

      • Keith Ervin

      • Vince Walters

    • School Board District 2 Members- covers County Commission Districts 1, 3, 5, 14, 15

      • Eric Barnes

      • Mike Masters

      • Whitney Riddle

    • School Board District 3 Members- covers County Commission Districts 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

      • Chad Fleenor

      • David Hammond

      • Greg Huddlestone

Why does civic engagement matter?

What is civic engagement? The ways individuals actively participate in their communities to address public issues and improve the quality of life for all.

Resources about why it matters:

Why Calling Your Elected Officials STILL Matters- Americans of Conscience

Does Calling Congress Really Work?- Represent US

A Mini Course on State and Local Governments- From American Foundation for the Blind

5 Reasons To Pay Attention to Local School Board Elections- From Center for American Progress

Why Speaking at City Commission Meetings Matters- From ACLU of North Dakota

Other Important Resources:

Know Your Rights- American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee (ACLU- TN)

Next Elections are in 2026

  • State and Federal General and Municipal Election

    • Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

    • Voter Registration Deadline: Monday, October 5, 2026

    • Early Voting Period: Wednesday, October 14 – Thursday, October 29, 2026

    • Absentee Ballot Request Period: Wednesday, August 5, 2026 -Saturday, October 24, 2026

General Election Offices

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Tennessee Governor

Voting and District Information:

Important Links

Registered to vote or Change Address
find your polling location
confirm you are registered to vote

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GO Vote TN STATE website
Request an Absentee Ballot

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