Tennessee Conservative
A Bill That Would Require A Candidate To Live In Tennessee For Three Years In Order To Run In A Republican Or Democrat Primary Election For Congress Is Headed To Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk.
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After HB2764 Was Substituted And Conformed To SB2616 On The House Floor Yesterday Evening, Some Confusion Arose Over When The Bill Would Take Effect. Several Representatives Questioned Representative Dave Wright, The Bill’s Sponsor, On Whether The Bill Would Affect The Upcoming Elections This Year.
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An Amended Tennessee Bill That Originally Would Have Stymied The Campaigns Of District 5 Republican Candidates Robby Starbuck And Morgan Ortagus, Has Been Passed Out Of The House Local Government Committee And Now Heads To The House Floor For A Vote.
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Sen. Frank Niceley’s Effort To Avoid An “Invasion” Of “Carpetbagger Republicans” In The 2022 Congressional Races Could Hit A Stumbling Block In The House.
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The Tennessee Senate overwhelmingly voted on a bill to only allow “bonafide Republicans” to run for U.S. Congressional seats.
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A Bill That Would Put An Additional Residency Requirement On Candidates Seeking Congressional Seats In Tennessee Advanced Tuesday From A Senate Committee, But Its Constitutionality Was Questioned.
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Last Thursday, We Broke The Story About A Bill In The Tennessee General Assembly That Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 Should They Pass Into Law. The Senate Version Of The Bill Appears To Have Been Fast Tracked And Will Be Heard By The Senate State And Local Government Subcommittee Tomorrow, February 15th.
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A Set Of Companion Bills Introduced In The Tennessee Legislature Would Disqualify Two Tennessee Congressional Candidates For District 5 (Morgan Ortagus and Robby Starbuck) Should They Pass Into Law.
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