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Breaking NewsMore () »ElectionsThe first Memphis mayor's race not featuring a sitting mayor ends Oct. 5, and we have everything you need to know as you hit the polls.Credit: ABC248:02 PM CDT October 4, 2023MEMPHIS, Tenn. — One of the most highly-anticipated Memphis elections in decades is here, with 17 candidates running to be the next Memphis mayor in the first mayor's race since 1971 to not feature a sitting mayor running for re-election.&nbsp;Early voting has ended and the candidates are gearing up for Thursday, Election Day for the Memphis municipal elections.As well as the race for mayor, all nine Memphis City Council seats are open, and most of them are contested races.There’s a long list of candidates running for mayor and city council positions. In a crowded pool of 17 mayoral candidates, Shelby County Administrator of Elections Linda Phillips recommends voters do their homework and get to know the candidates before getting to the polls. Find a sample ballot HERE.ABC24 has been profiling candidates vying for the role of Memphis mayor, which can be found HERE.&nbsp;Memphis Libraries also has provided a Meet the Candidates guide HERE.Polls are open on election day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.. Need to find your polling and district information? Click HERE.&nbsp;You need a photo ID to vote in Tennessee.The election commission said any of the following IDs can be used, even if expired:College student IDs and photo IDs not issued by the federal or Tennessee state government are NOT acceptable. That includes county- or city-issued photo IDs, such as library cards, and driver’s licenses issued by other states.Check your registration status at https://sos.tn.gov/govotetn.Learn what to expect when you head to the polls HERE.Absentee ballot requests were due Sept. 28. Early voting ended Sept. 30.&nbsp;Find more information from the Shelby County Election Commission HERE.&nbsp;In Other NewsNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.

Breaking NewsMore () »ElectionsThe first Memphis mayor's race not featuring a sitting mayor ends Oct. 5, and we have everything you need to know as you hit the polls.Credit: ABC248:02 PM CDT October 4, 2023MEMPHIS, Tenn. — One of the most highly-anticipated Memphis elections in decades is here, with 17 candidates running to be the next Memphis mayor in the first mayor's race since 1971 to not feature a sitting mayor running for re-election.&nbsp;Early voting has ended and the candidates are gearing up for Thursday, Election Day for the Memphis municipal elections.As well as the race for...

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