Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Senate Voted To Approve A Measure To Reduce Metro Nashville’s Council From 40 To 20 Members On Thursday By A 23-7 Vote. The Bill Was Then Signed Into Law By Gov. Bill Lee Within Two Hours Of Its Passage, Not A Common Occurrence For Bills That Pass The Legislature.
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The Tennessee House Voted Monday Night To Approve A Bill To Cut The Metro Nashville Council From 40 To 20 Members. The Bill Caps All Cities And Metro Governments At 20 Voting Members, A Rule That Only Currently Applies To Nashville.
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A Bill That Would Reduce Nashville’s Metro Council From 40 To 20 Voting Members Was Approved By A House Subcommittee And Now Is Headed To The House Local Government Committee.
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Two Proposed Tennessee Bills Would Add To The Partisan Nature Of All Of The State’s Elections, Including Local And Judge Races.
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Two State Lawmakers Have Filed Legislation To Significantly Reduce The Size Of The Metro Nashville Council – By Half.
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