BILLS DROPPED THIS WEEK
The deadline for filing new legislation is Jan 31, 2023, so new bills are beginning to pile up in the coffers of the recently-convened Gener
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TO SHRINK, OR NOT TO SHRINK METRO COUNCIL
We’ve seen plenty of hoopla surrounding the “shrinking council” legislation filed Monday, which limits all Tennessee metropolitan government
FIRST DAY ON THE HILL
After I huffed my way to the top of the Tennessee State Capitol building so that I might attend the 113th General Assembly’s opening floor s
DCEC Voting Mishap May Jeopardize Election Results
The numbers are in for Tennessee midterms, but data issues in Davidson County might jeopardize the results of certain elections. As you may
Pamphleteer's Midterm Picks: November 2022 Ballot
This year's midterm elections won’t just set the tone for the next two years on the national front; the outcomes of state races will also pr
❏ ON THE BALLOT: GOVERNOR
Early voting continues here in Davidson county but will end this Thursday, November 3rd. General Election day is November 8th. Today we’re o
Guilty Until Proven Innocent
The Department of Defense pandemic policy continues to leave many Tennessee Guardsmen in limbo.
Middle Tennessee House Of Representatives Election Guide
Early voting is underway here in Davidson county and will continue through November 3rd. General Election day is November 8th and on the bal
Shrinking Council
Next year, 17 members of the Nashville Metro Council, plus two at-large members, will be terming out. Additionally, Steve Glover–who was ser
Metro City Council’s Upcoming Agenda (For October 18, 2022)
The agenda was released for next week’s Nashville Metro city council meeting. Here’s what’s coming down the pipe. MAYOR COOPER SUPPORTS DIS
What’s On The November Ballot?
After an eventful summer of elections, we’re now entering the home stretch. The November election is only six weeks away so let’s take a loo
Davidson County Taxpayers To Pay For Out-of-State Abortions?
Just a quick reminder that next Tuesday, October 4th, Metro City Council is voting on a resolution to grant taxpayer dollars to Planned Pare
Congressional Races Kick into High Gear
This article was part of our September 1st, 2022 newsletter which you can read in full here. Republican US Congressional candidates in dist
Tax Dollars at Work: Out of State Abortions
In reaction to Tennessee's Human Life Protection Act that went into effect on August 25th, Metro City Council Members are introducing more p
Personal Seat Licenses at the New Titans Stadium
Last week we did a breakdown of the Titans stadium and the East Bank development costs, but the half baked deals have left Nashvillians with