Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Campaign Finance Reform Bill On Friday That Adds Reporting Requirements For Political Action Committees, Political Candidates And Some Nonprofits.
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ALEC Action, Advocacy Partner Of The American Legislative Council, Has Sent A Letter To Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Strongly Urging Him To Veto Legislation That, Once Made Law, Could Trigger Nonprofits To Disclose The Names Of Their Donors.
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Tennessee’s Legislature Came To A Compromise On A Campaign Finance Reporting Bill That Will Add Requirements For Political Action Committees, Political Candidates And Some Nonprofits.
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Tennessee State Senators Refused To Concur On Amendments That The House Made To A Controversial Campaign Finance Bill, Leading Both Chambers To Appoint Conference Committees In An Attempt To Work Out A Compromise.
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A Campaign Finance Reporting Bill Passed The Tennessee House With Several Changes From A Version That Previously Passed The Senate.
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1) House Passes Bill That Would Require Expense Reports from Non-Profits 60 Days Before Elections
2) TN GOP Bounces Lee, Ortagus & Starbuck From District 5 Congressional Ballot
3) Knox County School System Agrees To Settlement In Mask Mandate Lawsuit
4) Pro-CRT Activists Deface Tennessee Billboards
5) House And Senate Pass Bill To Regulate Homeless Encampments On Public Property
6) Abortion Influence Education Bill Passes TN Legislature
7) Tele-Med Abortion Ban Bill Passes Tennessee Senate
In An 87 To 3 Vote, With 5 Representatives Abstaining, A Bill That Would Require Non-Profits To Report All Expenditures Of 60 Days Prior To Elections Was Passed By The Tennessee House.
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An Amended Version Of A Caption Bill That Seeks To Have 501c4 Non-Profit Groups Report Expenditures Of $5000 Or More Made 60-Days Prior To An Election Has Been Passed By The Tennessee Senate With A 26 To 2 Vote In Favor.
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Campaign Finance Reform Legislation Proposed By Speaker Cameron Sexton And Senator Randy McNally Is Supposedly All About “Transparency”. It Seems A Little Hypocritical To Talk About “Transparency “ When Both Bills Started Out As 2 Page Caption Bills And Were Amended To Include Numerous Pages Late In The Session. Even More Hypocritical Is That The Amendment For HB1201 That Made The Bill Was Passed On A Voice Vote In Committee Last Week After Receiving The Amendment Late, Which Is Known As An Untimely Amendment. This Article Will Focus Solely On The Issue Of 501C4’s And How They Will Be Affected By This Legislation.
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1) TN Bill That Would Require Non-Profit Groups To Report Expenditures 60-Days Prior To Elections Passes Senate
2) Social Media Common Carrier Bill Heads To Senate Committee
3) TN Senate Passes Bill To Reinstate SNAP Benefits Work Requirement
4) Tennessee’s Open Primaries Invite “Crossover Raiding” In County Race
5) Bipartisan Bill Opens Door For Non-U.S. Citizens To Receive Professional Licenses In TN Passes TN Legislature
6) TN Congressional Residency Rule Becomes Law Too Late To Block Ortagus
7) Bill Prohibiting Anti-Semitism In Tennessee Schools And Universities Passes Unanimously In Tennessee Legislature
