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Tennessee is seeking to dismiss the lawsuit brought by the state’s NAACP, which argues the state is illegally disenfranchising up to half a million eligible voters.
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A second Nashville judge has maintained that disenfranchised Tennesseans can restore their voting rights, counter to a state election rule that would have made them ineligible.
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Republican U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn won her reelection bid Tuesday, securing a victory in GOP-dominant Tennessee after largely avoiding her Democratic opponent.
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Statewide vote returns for the Volunteer State as they come in.
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Tennessee has the highest percentage of disenfranchised voters in the country. A judge's ruling could pave the way for more people in the Volunteer State to restore their voting rights.
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Democrat Allie Phillips faces off against Republican incumbent Jeff Burkhart in low-turnout Montgomery County district
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Tennessee is in the bottom five states when it comes to voter turnout. A new report finds that state policy makes voting harder for communities of color and disabled voters.
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Political expert says results were based on variables that changed race to race and indicate no strong support for Gov. Bill Lee’s school voucher plan.
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Tennessee is just a week away from its state and federal primary elections on Aug. 1, with the presidential election following in November. But for some Tennesseans, the question is not who to vote for, but whether they can vote at all.
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Two Henry County men are running in the upcoming General Election on Aug.1 to be the northwest Tennessee county’s next mayor.