Tennessee puts constitutional amendment questions near top of the ballot next to governor’s race

By: Adam Friedman

Outlets: Tennessee Lookout

Published: October 14, 2026

Words: 478

Last Updated: 3 days, 20 hours ago

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Tennessee officials placed the three constitutional amendment questions on the first page of the November 2026 ballot as required by law, pushing U.S. Congressional and state legislative races further down the ticket.

The legally required ballot design keeps Tennessee’s gubernatorial race at the top, with the constitutional amendments coming next. In Davidson County’s sample ballot, the amendments take up nearly three pages before voters get to the rest of the ballot. On Shelby …

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