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A Bill That Would Clean Up Voter Rolls And Aid In Election Integrity In Tennessee Passed The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee On Wednesday, March 29th. Chairman Tim Rudd And Representative John Crawford Voted Against The Legislation.
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The General Assembly Was Given Another Chance To Heed The Will Of Voters Regarding Closing Tennessee’s Primary Elections When Representative Kelly Keisling Presented House Bill 1045 In The Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee Yesterday.
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After Being Deferred Last Week, A Bill That Addresses Term Limits Is Once Again On A Tennessee House Subcommittee Calendar This Week.
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On The Calendar This Week, Is A Bill That Addresses An Issue That Is Of Great Importance To Most Tennesseans: Term Limits.
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A Bill Aimed At Reestablishing Trust In Tennessee Elections Was Debated In The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee On March 16th And Failed In A 7-0 Vote Due To Concerns About Perceived Implementation Costs.
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Three Bills That Seek To Help Ensure Election Integrity In Tennessee Are Slated To Be Heard In A Senate Committee, A House Subcommittee And On The House Floor Next Week.
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A Bill That Is Aimed At Reestablishing Trust In Tennessee Elections Will Be Debated On March 9th, 2022 By The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee.
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Three Bills Aimed At Further Ensuring Election Integrity In Tennessee Are Slated To Be Heard In Subcommittee, Committee And On The House Floor Next Week.
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Last Thursday, We Broke The Story About A Bill In The Tennessee General Assembly That Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 Should They Pass Into Law. The Senate Version Of The Bill Appears To Have Been Fast Tracked And Will Be Heard By The Senate State And Local Government Subcommittee Tomorrow, February 15th.
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A Set Of Companion Bills Introduced In The Tennessee Legislature Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 (Morgan Ortagus and Robby Starbuck) Should They Pass Into Law.
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