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Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist explains why he is backing Dr. Charlie Hatcher for Tennessee's 5th District.
A ballot measure would give Tennessee judges more discretion in denying bail. Here are the arguments for and against it.
Taylor is facing mockery for describing the nude photos — some of which he apparently sent in his 50s — as “youthful indiscretions.”
The Commercial Appeal's election guide tells you everything you need to know before you head to the polls Nov. 3.
The ballot measure targeting racing at the Nashville fairgrounds survived a legal challenge on Wednesday when Chancellor Anne Martin dismissed a lawsuit filed by racetrack supporters. Why it matters: The hotly debated issue remains on track to be decided by voters next year, although another legal challenge is likely, Catch up quick: A group called Restore Our Fairgrounds wants to amend the Metro charter to ban auto racing on the property. The...
Tennessee early voting ends Oct. 29. See what's on your ballot and where to vote before the deadline.
Could a statewide property tax tie the state's hands on taxing corporations in the future? Here's who's for and against Amendment 2
Tennessee Republicans redrew maps to maximize power, but early voting suggests the strategy may have backfired.
Brent Taylor is the front-runner for one of Memphis’ U.S. congressional districts, recently redrawn from majority Black to majority white. As state senator, he repeatedly used his power to supersede local officials — and the will of the city’s voters.
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