Tennessee Conservative
Metro Nashville Council Member Freddie O’Connell Will Be The Fourth Straight Mayor To Ascend From The City’s Legislative Branch To The Executive Seat After Winning Thursday Night’s Runoff Election.
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Freddie O’Connell And Alice Rolli Are Running In The Sept. 14 Runoff Election For Mayor Of Nashville, Tennessee. O’Connell Finished First And Rolli Finished Second From A Field Of 12 Candidates In The City’s Nonpartisan General Election On Aug. 3.
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The Question Of The Sanity Of Nashville Voters Will Become Clearer On September 14th, When The Run-Off Election Between Progressive Leftist Councilman Freddie O’Connell And Pragmatic Conservative Businesswoman Alice Rolli Concludes.
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This Week, Nashvillians Selected Progressive, Former City Councilman And Union Favorite Freddie O’Connell Along With Conservative Businesswoman Alice Rolli As Their Top Two. Meanwhile, The Metro Nashville Council Saw Progressives Either Keeping Their Seats Or Adding More To Their Ranks.
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A Deal Estimated To Cost Taxpayers At Least $120 Million To Revamp Nashville’s Fairgrounds Speedway Will Have To Wait For A New Nashville Mayor.
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With The Nashville Mayoral Race Just Around The Corner, The Question Has Been Asked, Who Are The Largest Contributors And Where Is Their Money Going? And Better Yet, Will That Translate To A Win For Those Candidates?
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There Is A Candidate That Feels She Would Bring A Fresh Perspective To Governing, Her Name Is Natisha Brooks, And She Is Running For Mayor Of Nashville As A Republican. Considering Nashville Hasn’t Had A Republican Running The City Since 1860, Many Would Say It’s About Time.
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The Chair Of Nashville’s East Bank Stadium Committee Detailed In A Post How The Mayor’s Office, Lobbyists And Communications Staff Have Pushed False Narratives About A $2.1 Billion New Tennessee Titans Stadium Over The Past Year And Why He Will Be Voting Against The Project When It’s Expected To Reach The Metro Nashville Council In March.
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Several Bills With The Goal Of Reorganizing Metro Nashville Government Are Advancing Through The Legislative Process In The Tennessee General Assembly.
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The Metro Nashville Mayor’s Office Is Completing What It Is Calling The Definitive Documents For A New Deal On A $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium And Plan To Present The Final Documents To Metro’s Council By March.
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