Where to vote in Williamson County? Who's on the ballot and what to know for Aug. 1 election

Editor's note: This article has been updated to correctly reflect the political party of two candidates for school board.

August 1 is the beginning of election season for Williamson County. Thursday's election will determine local offices and includes primaries for state and district seats ahead of the general election on Nov. 5.

Early voting ran from July 12-27, with the registration deadline being July 2. Here's what to know about who's on the ballot and where to vote.

When do the polls open?

Voting polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Where do I vote?

Your voting place depends on your location. The following polls will be open throughout the county. You can also find your precinct here .

• Westwood Elementary (Fairview)
• Fairview Recreation Center (Fairview)
• Hillsboro Middle School (Franklin)
• Independence High School (Thompson’s Station)
• Bethesda Elementary (Thompson’s Station)
• Legacy Middle School (Franklin)
• Creekside Elementary School (Franklin)
• Heritage Elementary School (Thompson’s Station)
• Longview Recreation Center (Spring Hill)
• Spring Station Middle School (Spring Hill)
• Trinity Elementary School (Franklin)
• Clovercroft Elementary School (Franklin)
• Cool Springs Conference Center (Franklin)
• Nolensville Recreation Center (Nolensville)
• Sunset Elementary School (Brentwood)
• John P. Holt Library (Brentwood)
• Edmondson Elementary School (Brentwood)
• Brenthaven Church (Brentwood)
• Grassland Middle School (Franklin)
• Hunters Bend Elementary School (Franklin)
• Pearre Creek Elementary School (Franklin)
• First Presbyterian Church (Franklin)
• County Enrichment Center (Franklin)
• The Church of the City (Franklin)
• The Gate Community Church (Franklin)
• Arrington Elementary School (Arrington)
• Brentwood High School (Brentwood)

Additional information regarding this election period and voting issues can be located at williamsoncounty-tn.gov .

Is it too late to register to vote for the Aug. 1 primary?

Yes. The voter registration deadline for the Aug. 1 primary was July. 2.

How can I register to vote in Tennessee for the next election?

If you're not currently registered, you can head over to the the Secretary of State's website at sos.tn.gov and register online. You can also download a voter registration application to mail to your county election commission.

Do I need to bring a photo ID to vote in Tennessee?

Yes. Voters in Tennessee must bring a valid photo identification card, which can include a driver's license or photo ID issued by the state of Tennessee, a U.S. passport, a U.S. military photo ID or a Tennessee handgun carry permit that includes a photo.

College student IDs, city- or county-issued IDs, and out-of-state photo IDs are not accepted.

You do not need to bring your voter registration card to vote.

Who’s on the ballot? Here's who's running for school board election in Williamson County

District 1:

• Democrats: Elmer A. Mobley
• Republican: Tony Bostic

Tennessee Voter Guide: Get to know the Williamson County school board candidates

District 3:

• Democrats: Diane Cochran
• Republican: Dennis Driggers

District 5:

• Independent: Jennifer Aprea
• Republican: Margie Johnson

District 7:

• Independent: Melissa Wyatt
• Republican: Angela Beaton

District 9:

• Democrats: Shandus Parish
• Republicans: Claire Reeves

District 11:

• Democrats: Laura Granere
• Republicans: Tonja Hibma
• Independent: Tony Caudill

Thursday's election will also include state and federal primaries.

Who is running for US Senate in Tennessee?

• Democrats: Marquita Bradshaw, Lola Denise Brown, Gloria Johnson, Civil Miller-Watkins
• Republicans: Marsha Blackburn, Tres Wittum

Tennessee Voter Guide: Republican and Democratic primaries for US Senate

Who is running for US House of Representatives District 5?

• Democrats: Maryam Abolfazli
• Republicans: Courtney Johnston, Andy Ogles

Tennessee Voter Guide: The competitive primaries for US House on Aug. 1

Who is running for US House of Representatives District 7?

• Democrats: Megan Barry
• Republicans: Mark E. Green

Who is running for Tennessee Senate District 28?

• Democrats: James Dallas
• Republicans: Joey Hensley

Who is running for Tennessee House of Representatives District 61?

• Democrats: Claire Jones, Kurt Kosack
• Republicans: Gino Bulso

Who is running for Tennessee House of Representatives District 63?

• Democrats: Laura Andreson
• Republicans: Jake McCalmon

Who is running for Tennessee House of Representatives District 65?

• Democrats: LaRhonda Williams
• Republicans: Brian Beathard, Michelle Foreman, Lee Reeves

Who is running for Tennessee House of Representatives District 92?

• Democrats: Teri Mai
• Republicans: Todd Warner

Other races on the ballot:

• State Executive Committeeman District 27: Joshua Patrick, Democrats
• State Executive Committeewoman District 27: Jody Barnwell Smith, Democrats
• State Executive Committeeman District 28: Vincent A. Chevas and Christ Morris, Republican
• Circuit Court Judge Division III District 21: David Veile, Republican
• District Attorney General District 21: Stacey B. Edmonson, Republican
• County Commission District 6 Unexpired term: David O’Neil, Republican
• Assessor of Property: Brad Coleman, Republican
• Sheriff unexpired term: Jeff Hughes, Republican
• Franklin Special School District Board of Education: Independents Alicia Baker, Robert Wayne Blair, Kevin Townsel

This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Where to vote in Williamson County? Who's on the ballot and what to know for Aug. 1 election