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An election voter guide on Tennessee governor candidates, positions
On the Issues: Governor hopefuls weigh taking $239K paycheck
Blackburn leads Green by 12 points in new TN governor's race poll
Trump's Tennessee approval rating stays negative ahead of midterms
State Rep. Justin J. Pearson joins Morning Joe to discuss his congressional campaign to win Tennessee’s newly redistricted 9th Congressional District. In May, Republican state lawmakers held a special session to redraw Tennessee’s congressional maps at the request of President Donald Trump.
What to know about Tennessee's constitutional amendments and candidates on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot in Rutherford County.
How will the next governor deal with Tennessee's $58 billion backlog of unfunded road projects? Raise taxes? Take on debt? Here's what they say.
Which candidates for Tennessee governor will work to legalize medical marijuana? Which are open to recreational legalization?
The new Davidson County Congressional map is displayed at the Davidson County Election Commission office during a meeting that discussed the Tennessee legislature’s passing of the new Congressional redistricting map in Nashville,
Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican running for governor of her state, has voted against Black people’s interests. In 2021 she joined two other Republican senators and introduced a measure to rid classrooms of critical race theory,
The senator tells theGrio Pearson is the kind of “bold leader” Democrats need as the party looks beyond traditional battlegrounds.
A viral social media post claiming that marks on voters' ballots will disqualify them is raising questions, prompting a response from state officials.
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