Legislation To Clean Up Voter Rolls Heads To Senate And House Committees
Two Bills Aimed At Cleaning Up Voter Rolls In Tennessee Are Scheduled To Be Considered In Both House And Senate Committees Next Week.
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Tennessee Advisory Committee Recommends Measures That Could Compromise Election Integrity
The Tennessee Advisory Committee To The U.S. Commission On Civil Rights Issued An Interim Memorandum This Week With Guidance For Overcoming What The Committee Says Are “Barriers” To Voting Within The State.
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Party Shifting Under Biden A Positive For GOP (Op-Ed)
The Scope And Breadth Of The Party-Switching Suggests The Democrats Move To The Progressive Left Does Not Appeal To Middle Class America. Over The Past Year, Nearly Every State Moved In The Same Direction As Thousands Of Voters Became Republicans, Especially In Rural And Suburban America. Can The GOP Lead By Example And Right The Ship For All America? Time Will Tell.
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Voter Registration Down Across The Volunteer State
Voter Registration Numbers In Tennessee Show Little Increase At The Midterm, Leaving Election Administrators Concerned That Voter Turnout May Be Low For The Election.
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Oct. 11 Is The Registration Deadline To Vote For The Nov. 8 Election
Tennesseans Who Want To Cast A Ballot In The Nov. 8 State And Federal General Election Only Have One Week Until The Voter Registration Deadline On Tuesday, Oct. 11.
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FGA Sues Over White House Plan Directing Federal Agencies To Engage In Voting Activities
The Foundation For Government Accountability Sued The Department Of Justice After It Ignored Its Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) Requests About An Executive Order Directing Federal Agencies To Promote “Access To Voting.”
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Tennessee’s Public Universities To Host Voter Registration Tailgates
As Tennessee’s Nine Division I Public Universities Gear Up For Football Season, They Are Also Working With The Secretary Of State’s Office To Hold A Voter Registration Drive During The Tailgate Before A Home Game At Each School.
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Senate Republicans Block Controversial Voting Measure With Filibuster
U.S. Senate Republicans Used A Filibuster To Block Debate On The Democrat-Led “For The People Act,” Which Would Have Federalized Several Aspects Of Elections And Taken Away The Power Of State Governments To Determine Their Congressional Redistricting, Giving That Power To Independent Commissions.
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