Vote with Confidence: Your Guide to Civic Engagement at APSU

Register to Vote

• Online Registration:

  • Use the Go Vote TN Online Voter Registration System.

  • Note: If you register online when you vote for the first time, you must vote in person or confirm your ID at your county election commission office if planning to vote absentee.

• In-Person Registration:

  • Register at your local county election commission office.

  • Montgomery County Contact Information

• Voter Registration Form:

  • Download the Tennessee Voter Registration Application Form.

• Identification for Voting:

  • Learn more information on the required ID

Absentee/Mail-in Voting

• Check if you qualify or request an absentee ballot

• Absentee and Mail-In Voting are the same; you need a specific excuse to vote absentee in Tennessee.

Check or Update Your Voter Registration Information

Update your voter information (if you've moved or changed details)

Verify your registration status

Voter Information and Resources

• GoVoteTN App:

  • Download the State of Tennessee Official Voter app for resources and information.

• Election Calendar:

  • View the State of Tennessee Election Calendar to know when to vote.

• Candidate Information:

  • Access information on State and Federal Candidates.

• Tennessee Voting Systems:

  • Learn more about Tennessee Voting Systems.

• Non-partisan Information:

  • Visit Ballotpedia for a Sample Ballot.

  • Register or update your info with TurboVote.

  • Find nonpartisan voter info at Vote 411.

For Military and Military Families

• Access the Federal Voter Assistance Program.

• Military and Overseas (UOCAVA) Absentee Voter Information

Civic Engagement on Campus and You

Are you interested in playing a more active role in civic engagement at Austin Peay State University (APSU)? Getting involved can be a fulfilling way to make a difference in your community and develop valuable skills.

All In Campus Democracy Challenge

APSU participates in the All In Campus Democracy Challenge, a national initiative encouraging colleges and universities to increase student engagement in democratic processes. By being part of this challenge, APSU commits to making democratic participation a core value on campus.

American Democracy Project

Our university is also a member of the American Democracy Project (ADP), an initiative focused on higher education's role in preparing the next generation of informed, engaged citizens. Through this membership, APSU provides students opportunities to learn about civic responsibility and participate in related events and programs.

National Conference on Citizenship

The National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC) is dedicated to strengthening civic life in America by connecting people and ideas. APSU’s involvement with NCoC aligns with our commitment to fostering a community that values civic engagement. The conference offers valuable insights and resources for those passionate about making a difference.

Use of University Property for Political Activity by University Employees

It's important for university employees to be aware of the guidelines surrounding the use of university property for political activities. These guidelines aim to ensure that political activities are conducted in a way that respects institutional neutrality while allowing personal expression.

For any questions or clarification on how these guidelines might apply to specific situations, please contact the Office of Legal Affairs. They can be contacted via email at williamsan@apsu.edu or by phone at 931-221-7572.