Tennessee Election 2020: East TN voting systems and how they work

Whether you're a first-time voter, haven't voted in four years or live somewhere with a new voting system, you may be a little confused walking into the voting booth this Nov. 3.

To help boost your confidence and prepare to cast your ballot correctly, the Tennessee Secretary of State's Office offers a list of the types of voting systems in Tennessee counties and how they work. Please find your county below.

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Anderson County:

• eSlate system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Blount County:

• Verity Touch system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for ballot instructions.

Campbell County:

• Verity Touch system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for ballot instructions.

Claiborne County:

• eSlate system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Cocke County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions. 

Cumberland County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Fentress County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Grainger County:

• eSlate system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Greene County:

• ES&S system from the manufacturer ExpressVote. Click here for instructions.

Hamblen County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Hancock County:

• eSlate system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Hawkins County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Jefferson County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Knox County:

• Verity Scan system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for instructions.

Loudon County:

• ES&S system from the manufacturer ExpressVote. Click here for instructions.

McMinn County:

• Verity Duo system from manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video. 

Monroe County:

• Verity Duo system from manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Morgan County:

• eSlate system from the manufacturer Hart. Click here for a demonstration video.

Roane County:

• ES&S system from the manufacturer ExpressVote. Click here for instructions.

Scott County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

Sevier County:

• ES&S system from the manufacturer ExpressVote. Click here for instructions.

Union County:

• Infinity system from manufacturer MicroVote. Click here for instructions.

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