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3 candidates are tracked for Montgomery County Mayor on the November 3, 2026 ballot: Wes Golden, Isaac Greenwood and Christine Marie McNemar. Candidate information follows official Montgomery County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.
On Montgomery County's August 6, 2026 county general ballot, per the Election Commission's certified qualified-candidates list. County offices are decided at this election; the printed ballot also provides a write-in line. RESULTS ARE IN: this race was decided on August 6, 2026. Totals from the county Election Commission are unofficial until the county canvass, due no later than Monday, August 24 (Tenn. Code 2-8-101); Tennessee has no automatic recount.
Incumbent county mayor, first elected 2022, per the county's official Elected Officials list. Says his administration opened and staffed four schools in four years and broke ground on a fire department headquarters and the county's first sheriff's precinct outside city limits, per his responses in Clarksville Now's candidate Q&A.
2026 priorities
- Recruit commercial retail to grow the sales-tax base that funds schools, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
- Quality-of-life investments including the planned county fairgrounds and Greenway, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
- Stormwater improvements in the Farmington area, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
Data-systems professional who has spent eight years leading teams designing solutions for complex data systems, per Clarksville Now's campaign announcement. Worked his way through Volunteer State Community College and Tennessee Tech, and volunteers with the Clarksville-Montgomery Voting Alliance, per the same announcement.
2026 priorities
- Charter a countywide housing cooperative for affordable housing, per Clarksville Now
- Light county roads and improve traffic flow, per Clarksville Now
- A 'Farm to Cafeteria' free school lunch program and restructured adequate facilities tax, per Clarksville Now
Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-29.
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Foster parent who has fostered teens in the community for four years, per her responses in Clarksville Now's candidate Q&A. Argues the county has taken on irresponsible bond debt and should pause non-essential capital projects, per the same Q&A.
2026 priorities
- Pause unnecessary capital projects until school and road needs are met, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
- Reforestation and developer accountability to fight flooding and sinkholes, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
- Youth services: employment, recreation, driver's education and mental health access, per Clarksville Now's Q&A
