Tennessee Conservative
On Tuesday, Liberal Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon Won Reelection And Will Serve Another Four-Year Term, Despite Supporting Corporate Welfare, Keeping Taxpayers In The Dark, And Proudly Supporting Drag Shows.
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On Thursday, Republican Voters Across Four Upper East Tennessee Counties Will Choose Their Party’s Nominee In The House District 3 Special Primary Election Necessitated By The Resignation Of Republican Rep. Scotty Campbell Of Mountain City After An Investigation Found Campbell Had Sexually Harassed A Female Intern.
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Two Democratic State Representatives Who Had Been Previously Expelled For Protesting On The Chamber Floor Won The Primary Races For The Seats From Which They Had Been Removed.
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In The Wake Of Rep. Bill Beck’s (D-Nashville-District 51) Unexpected Passing Earlier This Week, His Constituents Are Faced With The Task Of Electing A New Representative To Finish Out The Rest Of His Term.
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The Tennessee House Local Government Committee Has Now Killed Multiple Bills This Legislative Session That Would Have Ensured Party Election Integrity For Their Constituents And The State Of Tennessee As A Whole. So Began The Tennessee Conservative’s Mission To Find Out What Exactly Republican Constituents Had To Say About Closing The State’s Primaries.
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Election Dates To Fill The Opening Left By The Death Of A Democratic State Representative Barbara Cooper Have Been Set By Tennessee Governor Bill Lee.
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Political Candidates For Both State And Local Offices Must Now File Major Contributions And Expenditures That Occur During The Final Days Before An Election With The Tennessee Registry Of Election Finance. However, For Those Wishing To Track Candidates And Their Associated PACs Campaign Contributions And Expenditures, There Is A Catch.
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Next Time You Complain About A Massive Property Tax Hike To Your County Commissioner, Just Ask Yourself? Did You Vote For Him In The Last Primary Election? Did You Know That He Also Works For The County Road Department, And His Division Got A Huge Increase In Funding? Or Did You Vote At All?
Every Election There’s A Lot Of Focus On Who Voted. But There’s Little Debate About Who Didn’t Vote.
Most People Think Voting Is Casting Votes On Election Day Amongst A Frenzy Of Signs And Banners For State And National Offices. Those Who Say “I Voted For The Lesser Of Two Evils” Are Usually Those Who Seldom Carefully Study Their Candidates And Vote For The Best Ones Running In The Primaries.
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1) 9 Of 10 House Republican Candidates Supported By The TN Education Association Lost The Primary
2) Only Two TN Counties Record More Than 50% Voter Turnout In Most Recent Election
Bonus: Tennessee Elects 37 New County Mayors / Executives
3) TN School Teachers Being Trained To Use Preferred Pronouns Of Students Due To Proposed Title IX Changes
4) Elite Nashville All-Girls School Enacts New Gender Diversity Policy To Admit Boys Who Identify As Girls
5) State Stalls On Approval Of Families For School Voucher Program
6) Family Values Organization Shares Back To School Checklist For Parents
7) Jefferson County Commission Calls on General Assembly to Give School Districts the Option of Elected School Superintendents
Voter Turnout Was Low For The Most Recent Elections This Month. Only Two Counties Recorded More Than 50% Of Registered Voters Showing Up At The Polls – Knox County Had The Most At 59.06% And Scott County Came In Second With 52.26%.
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