Election Day in Wilson County is Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and Mount Juliet residents have several places to cast their ballots.

All county Election Day vote centers are scheduled to operate from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Central time.

Unlike traditional precinct assignments, Wilson County allows registered county voters to choose any of its 18 convenient vote centers.

That flexibility means a Mount Juliet resident does not have to travel to one assigned neighborhood polling place.

Five vote centers are listed with Mount Juliet addresses, making it useful to identify a convenient location before Election Day.

Charlie Daniels Park is at 1075 Charlie Daniels Parkway, while Lakeview Elementary School is at 6211 Saundersville Road.

West Elementary School is at 9315 Lebanon Road, and West Wilson Middle School is at 935 North Mt. Juliet Road.

Rutland Elementary School is at 1995 South Rutland Road.

Voters elsewhere in Wilson County can also use the other sites on the election commission's full vote-center list.

Bring an acceptable Tennessee-issued or federal government-issued photo identification document that shows your name and photograph.

Examples include a Tennessee driver's license with a photograph, a United States passport and a United States military photo ID.

College IDs, bank cards and city-issued identification cards do not satisfy the standard photo ID requirement.

Certain statutory exceptions apply, so anyone unsure about identification should confirm their circumstances with election officials rather than assume they cannot vote.

An eligible voter who arrives without acceptable photo ID may be able to cast a provisional ballot and present the required ID to the election office within two business days.

Checking identification before leaving home can prevent a last-minute complication.

The early-voting period runs October 14–29. After that period closes, Election Day is the next in-person opportunity for most voters who have not yet cast a ballot.

The Mount Juliet Community Center at Charlie Daniels Park served as one of the county's early-voting locations.

Early-voting hours differ from Election Day hours. Residents planning to vote on November 3 should use the posted Election Day hours.

Voters should review their own sample ballots before arriving, because available races depend on their residence and district.

Mount Juliet's ballot includes a question concerning the city's home rule status, while city commission contests appear only for the appropriate districts.

This guide explains voting logistics and does not endorse any candidate or position on a ballot question.

Residents who need to verify their registration, voting location or ballot can contact the Wilson County Election Commission.

Its office is at 230 East Gay Street in Lebanon, and its telephone number is 615-444-0216.

On election night, early returns and unofficial totals may change as additional votes are counted.

Official outcomes should be described as certified only after the election authorities complete certification.

For now, the practical checklist is simple: verify your ballot, choose a vote center, check your ID and make time to vote before 7 p.m.

Official voting resources: Election Day vote centers and hours · Photo ID requirements and provisional ballots · Sample ballot.

Related AMJ coverage: Mount Juliet’s Home Rule ballot question · October 14–29 early-voting checklist and Election Day reminders.