Jefferson County’s Nathan Bugg Obtains Administrator of Elections Certification
Pictured Left to Right: Secretary of State Tre Hargett, Jefferson County Administrator of Elections Nathan Bugg, and State Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett and State Coordinator of Elections Mark Goins today recognized Jefferson County Administrator of Elections Nathan Bugg for passing the Administrator of Elections Certification Exam.
“Congratulations to Nathan Bugg on earning his state certification,” said Secretary Hargett. “Nathan’s attainment of this goal should instill confidence in the citizens of Jefferson County that their elections are being conducted with integrity and accuracy.”
Administered by the Secretary of State’s Division of Elections in Nashville, this exam is held at least once annually. This rigorous written assessment comprises questions based on statutory requirements, covering topics that include voter registration and Election Day guidelines.
“Nathan’s successful completion of this exam prepares him well to serve voters in his community,” said Goins. “I appreciate Nathan’s service, desire, and continued commitment to ensuring elections in Jefferson County remain secure and trustworthy.”
Before taking the certification exam, election administrators must complete a training process covering 40 different topics related to election law. By passing the exam, these election administrators demonstrate they have the knowledge and training to successfully administer election laws in their respective communities.
“I am honored to have earned this certification, allowing me to better serve the registered voters of Jefferson County,” said Bugg. “My goal is for our office to continue to support fair, accurate election processes.”
Tennessee remains number one in election integrity for the fourth consecutive year, according to the Heritage Foundation. Please visit your trusted source for election information, GoVoteTN.gov, or call the Division of Elections toll-free at 1-877-850-4959 for more details.
