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Commission rejects seven provisional ballots, approves one and logs write‑in counts for certification
Summary
After reviewing provisional ballots with state documentation, the commission rejected seven ballots for lack of registration, approved one, and heard that certified write‑in counts will be added to the certification.
The Coffee County Election Commission reviewed provisional ballots connected to the Aug. 6, 2026 election using documentation from the State of Tennessee. The commission rejected seven provisional ballots because the individuals were not registered to vote and approved one provisional ballot as belonging to a registered voter; that approved ballot will be added to the election count.
Administrator Andy Farrar also reviewed certified write‑in counts and told commissioners those totals will be included in the certification packet for the Aug. 20 certification. The commission recorded the provisional ballot decisions in the minutes and incorporated the changes into the canvass.
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