Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Residents Believe High Healthcare Costs Not Covered By Their Insurance Or Employer Are The Most Significant Reason They Cannot Reach Financial Stability And Growth, According To A New Beacon Center Poll On A Wide Range Of Issues.
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A New Poll Of Tennessee Voters By The Conservative-Leaning Beacon Center Finds Senator Marsha Blackburn With A 16-Point Lead Over Challenger State Rep. Gloria Johnson, The Knoxville Democrat Who Entered The Race After Gaining National Attention As A Member Of The So-Called “Tennessee Three.”
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Americans Want States To Have A Role In Stopping The Flood Of Illegal Immigration, Which Comes As The Federal Government And Texas Grapple Over Who Has The Right To Secure The Southern Border Amidst The Ongoing Crisis There.
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Within Just 24 Hours Results Showed 98% Responded “Yes” And Only 2% Responded “No” To A Poll That Asked, “If A High-Ranking TN State Senator Has A Lobbyist Wife Who Gets Paid $200k+ Annually To Deliver Billions In Corporate Welfare From Tennessee Taxpayers To Liberal Corporations – And If That Money Lands In The Member’s Household Bank Account, Is That A Conflict Of Interest?”
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A Tennessee Bill Would Cap Property Tax Increases In The State At 2% Plus Inflation Each Year And 6% Plus Inflation Over A Three-Year Span.
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A New Poll Shows Tennessee Residents Believe The State Should Be Involved In Capping How High Property Taxes Can Rise.
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According To A Recent Poll From The Beacon Center Of Tennessee, Over 68% Of Tennesseans Support Gov. Bill Lee’s Proposal To Expand The State’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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Tennessee Voters Say Education And The Economy Should Be The Top Priorities Of State Government, According To A Recent Vanderbilt Poll.
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A Recent Poll Shows That 85% Of Conservative Tennesseans Are Not Happy With The Way The Tennessee Legislature And Governor Lee Are Handling The Illegal Immigration Crisis In The State.
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Tennessee Voters Prefer Donald Trump In A Presidential Vote Ahead Of Any Candidate, Even If He Were To Be Convicted Of A Felony, According To A New Vanderbilt Poll Of Statewide Issues.
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