Tennessee Conservative
Inconsistencies Found Between Voter Rolls And Information From The Tennessee Department Of Safety And Homeland Security Prompted The State’s Coordinator Of Elections To Send Out 14,000 Letters In A Bid To Secure The State’s Elections Earlier This Year, But The Effort Was Stymied By Democrats And Liberal Ideologues.
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A Vast Majority Of Tennessee Citizens Think That Their State Is Securely “Red” And They Don’t Have To Get Involved. I Would Like To Believe That People Don’t Know What The State Is Doing, Rather Than Not Caring Or Agreeing. But, It’s Hard To Stay Informed If You’re Not Involved. Everything Is Far From Fine In Tennessee.
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Tennessee’s Coordinator Of Elections, Mark Goins, Recently Sent Out 14,000 Letters In A Bid To Secure The State’s Elections But Leaders Of The Democratic Party In The Tennessee General Assembly Are Enraged And Demanding Answers From The Secretary Of State.
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A New Bill Filed Recently For The Upcoming Session Of The Tennessee General Assembly Proposes A Reduction In The Number Of Signatures Required In Order For Third-Party Candidates To Qualify For Inclusion On Ballots.
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With An Election Year Fast Approaching, The Libertarian Party Of Tennessee Has Filed A Lawsuit Citing “Unduly Burdensome” Requirements Placed On Any Candidate Not Running As A Republican, Democrat, Or Independent.
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Ten People Have Been Indicted, Arrested And Are Being Prosecuted In Clarksville On Charges Of Voter Fraud.
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A Recent Ruling In A Lawsuit Filed By A Man Who Had Been Convicted Of A Crime In Virginia But Was Seeking To Become A Registered Voter In Tennessee, Has Led To Changes In The Process Imposed By The State. These Changes Provide Greater Clarity, And Some Would Say Voter Integrity, To The Process For Regaining Voting Privileges After Felony Convictions.
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Tennessee Has Added New Restrictions To Allowing Residents With Out-Of-State Felony Convictions To Regain Voting Privileges.
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The Williamson County Commission Voted Monday Night To Fund The Purchase Of ES&S Electronic Voting Machines, A Purchase They Previously Voted Down After Public Outcry.
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The Sumner County Elections Commission Filed A Lawsuit Against The Sumner County Commission Over The Use Of A Building Owned By The County. The Mostly Newly Elected Sumner County Commission Has Determined That The Elections Commission Doesn’t Need A Larger Building And 250 Brand New Machines To Fulfill Their Duty To Carry Out A Free And Fair Election.
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