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Election 2026 · positions on the record

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City election day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Same Flock question for every Crossville candidate. Same ALPR ban question for County Commission, the County Mayor, and the Sheriff. This page is the scorecard. It is not an endorsement.

Main Street photo: Brian Stansberry / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) Corner Flock camera: MiracleMiles / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0)

When to vote

City of Crossville municipal election is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Early voting is Oct. 14 through Oct. 29. Cumberland County Commission, County Mayor, and Sheriff were on the Aug. 6 county general. Those races are over. The people who won still owe a public ALPR answer.

City of Crossville

Still on the ballot

Election day Tuesday, Nov. 3. Early voting Oct. 14–29. Names from the Aug. 20 3B Media qualifying list. Confirm the sample ballot with the Cumberland County Election Commission.

The same question for everyone

Ask at forums, on campaign pages, at the door, and in letters the paper will print. Sitting officials with a published inbox can be emailed. Challengers on the 3B list did not publish campaign emails there. Do not use a city form as if they already hold the seat.

City Council candidates

Cancel and remove. No vendor swap. If they will not cancel, a recorded yearly vote plus a map and monthly search reports.

Will you vote to cancel Crossville’s Flock contract, remove the cameras, and refuse any plate-reader replacement (Flock, Axon, or otherwise)? If you will not cancel, will you require a recorded public yes-or-no vote each year before any renewal, plus a public camera map and monthly search reports (who searched, what, why, hits, and sharing)? Please put that answer on the record.

County Mayor, Sheriff, Commission

This site has not found a county Flock or ALPR contract. Ask them to ban those tools before a pitch lands.

Will you vote to ban county purchase, lease, funding, or operation of Flock, Axon, or any other automated license-plate reader or similar AI mass-surveillance tool? Confirm in writing whether the county or Sheriff already has any such agreement. Please put that answer on the record.

Send a quoted answer to info@crossvilleprivacy.org with a source. We will add it here. Silence stays on the table as “No public answer.”

Scorecard

Public quotes only. A 2022 consent vote is not a 2026 campaign quote. Extra rules without cancel are not scored as cancel. Being listed is not an endorsement.

City: 0 of 7 have answered. County: 0 of 19 have answered. As of August 29, 2026.

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2026 Flock and ALPR positions from city candidates and county officials
Name Race Position Quote Source
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One 2022 vote is already on the minutes

On December 13, 2022, City Council minutes record a 4–0 consent vote (Shanks, Gernt, Crawford, Turner) that included the Flock purchase. That was a bundled consent agenda, not a 2026 campaign quote. It is not scored as a yes or no in the table above. Turner is the only person from that roll call on the Nov. 3 ballot.

City ballot

3B Media published the Election Commission qualifying list on Aug. 20. That story lists names. It does not quote a Flock position. Kristopher Cole is on both races; he is one row on the scorecard.

That 3B story does not list a mayor race. Mayor R.J. Crawford’s term expires Dec. 3, 2026. Confirm the sample ballot before you vote. Sitting inboxes and meeting times: City Council page.

County Mayor, Sheriff, and Commission

County voters already picked these offices. The scorecard still asks each of them for a recorded ban on county ALPRs and similar AI tools. County Commission cannot cancel Crossville’s city contract. Contacts and district lookup: Cumberland page.

The Aug. 6 summary lists Tom Isham and write-in totals for the 2nd District’s two-seat race. This site has not confirmed a second certified winner, so that seat is not a named row here.

Sources: Election Summary Report, Aug. 6, 2026 · county commissioner directory · UT CTAS Cumberland directory (Mayor and Sheriff).

Not on the Nov. 3 city ballot

Mayor R.J. Crawford and Mayor Pro-tem Art Gernt have terms listed through Dec. 3, 2026 and are not on the Aug. 20 3B council qualifying list. Councilmember Mark Fox’s term runs through Dec. 4, 2028. The Mayberry seat is the special election above. They can still vote on Flock at remaining meetings. Show up: City Council.