FINAL RESULTS: Primary election 2020

The Tennessee state primary election has concluded, with the Williamson County Election Commission reporting the results from all 25 precincts, early voting and absentee ballots.

With a total of 38,277 ballots cast between election day voting, absentee voting and early voting, Williamson County saw a 22.7% voter turnout rate - considerably less than 2018's state primary election, which saw a voter turnout rate of 37.5%.

Williamson County voters also differed in their votes significantly when compared to the majority of the state.

In the race to become the nominee for the U.S. Senate, Republican Bill Hagerty and Democrat Marquita Bradshaw went on to win their respective races. In Williamson County, however, voters went on to support different candidates in both of those races.

In the Republic Senate primary race, Williamson County voters favored Manny Sethi by a considerable margin. Sethi received 13,520 votes, whereas Hagerty received 11,990.

In the Democratic Senate primary race, James Mackler was the favorite of Williamson County voters, receiving 3,767 votes versus Bradshaw's 2,758.

The Nolensville referendum that proposed a change to the town's government from a mayor-aldermanic system to a commission system also passed overwhelmingly, with 1,910 voting in favor of the change, and 731 voting against.

View below for all the state primary election results in Williamson County.

All results are unofficial until certified by the Election Commission. The asterisk (*) indicates the candidate who won their respective race.

U.S. Senate / Republican

27,044 total votes

Clifford Adkins / 104 votes

Natasha Brooks / 323 votes

Bryon Bush / 228 votes

Roy Dale Cope / 30 votes

Terry Dicus / 33 votes

Tom Emerson Jr. / 44 votes

George S. Flinn Jr. / 406 votes

*Bill Hagerty / 11,990 votes