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The Public Records Commission was created by statute to determine and order the proper disposition of state records. The PRC meets at least twice annually to receive an update report from the Records Management Division and discuss any records projects or outdated policies and procedures. These meetings are open to the public. See TCA §§10-7-301 through 10-7-306.
Members include:
- Secretary of State
- Comptroller of the Treasury
- State Treasurer
- Director of Legal Services
- Commissioner of General Services
- Attorney General
- Executive Director of Historical Society
- Chief Justice of Tennessee Supreme Court
The GoVoteTN app is available for download in the Apple store or the Google Play store. You can also access the app through any web browser as a website application.
RDA means “Records Disposition Authorization”. A Records Disposition Authorization (RDA) defines the proper storage and disposal method for a State record series. It includes a description of the record series, a retention schedule, destruction method, and other information.
The Secretary of State’s office will provide printable mock ballots. However, schools may conduct a mock election in whatever manner works best for their students.
The GoVoteTN app allows Tennesseans the opportunity to view their sample ballot, locate their polling location and learn about their district.
Highlights of the app include:
- Early voting and Election Day polling locations and hours of operation
- Candidate list for upcoming election
- Ability to mark sample ballots for upcoming election
- Navigation to early voting and Election Day polling locations
- County election commission information
- Access online election results through the application
You can still participate! We encourage students who are part of a homeschool association to conduct a mock election and report their results.
Sign up HERE to participate in the mock election.
The point of contact designated for each school will receive instructions on how to report your school’s results through our website.
All Tennessee schools can participate including public, private and home school associations in grades PreK – 12.