Tennessee Conservative
On Election Day, Voters In Several Tennessee Counties Were Reporting That Some Polling Stations Were Having Trouble Printing Ballots. While Many Reported That All Seemed Well, Some Voters Reported Issues With Not Only Paper Ballots, But Also With Voting Machines, Open WIFI Connections At Polling Places And More.
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Last Month, I Ran As A Write-In Candidate For The Tennessee Republican Party State Executive Committee In District 2—A Position That No One Else Wanted—And Garnered Over 300 Votes By GOP Primary Voters On Election Day. Over A Month Later, On September 7, I Discovered That The “Club” Doesn’t Want Me As A Member. The SEC, Sitting As The “State Primary Board,” Purported To Nullify My Election, After The Votes Were Cast On August 4 And Certified By The Secretary Of State On September 1. Retroactive Nullification Of Elections–A Hallmark Of Banana Republics—Is Common In The Third World But Not A Typical Feature Of American Politics.
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How Does The Local Republican Party In A County That Voted For President Trump By A 71% To 27% Margin Fail To Field A Candidate For The Tennessee GOP State Executive Committee? After The Deadline Had Closed For A Candidate To Qualify For The Ballot, With No GOP Candidate Having Filed For The Male Seat For District 2, I Decided To Run As A Write-In Candidate. Amazingly, The Local County GOP Failed To Place A Candidate On The Ballot For The GOP SEC! If You Are A Republican Voter In Blount, Polk, Or Monroe County, Please Write-In My Name, Mark Pulliam, For Republican Party State Executive Committeeman For District 2 On August 4.
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Tennessee Schools Are Continuing To Feel The Effects Of The Current Labor Shortage, And Bus Routes Are One Of The Areas Of Concern In Regards To Staffing Issues. Monroe County Schools Are Still Attempting To Figure Out Just How Students Will Find A Way To School, But It Does Not Seem To Be Due To A Lack Of Drivers.
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Tennessee Department Of Economic And Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter Has Announced That Madisonville Has Achieved Tennessee Main Street Accreditation.
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Stephen Hatchett Seeks The Republican Nomination For District Attorney General In The May 3rd Republican Primary For Tennessee’s 10th Judicial District.
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The Tennessee Legislature Passed More Than 200 Bills That Went Into Effect on July 1st, But A Number Of Additional Laws Just Became Effective On January 1st.
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A Madisonville Fire Inspector Has Been Charged With Arson For Setting Fire To A Historic House That She Tried To Preserve For Years Through A Series Of Code Enforcements.
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On Thursday, September 16th, 2021, The McMinn County Republican Party Will Host A Membership Drive Meeting With Guest Speaker Congressman Chuck Fleischmann.
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Court Dockets Across Tennessee Have Been Stalled For Months, And It Could Be Several More Months Before They Return To Normal. Even Though The Tennessee Supreme Court Was Able To Relieve Some COVID Restrictions After A Recent Decline In Cases, It Could Still Take Months For The Court System To Get Back On A Normal Schedule.
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