Early Voting Underway in Tennessee for August 7 State Primaries/Local Elections
WDEF Chattanooga - Fri Jul 18, 12:56 pm EDTThe polls are open across Tennessee today in advance of the August 7th state primaries and local elections. read more
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The polls are open across Tennessee today in advance of the August 7th state primaries and local elections. read more
Tennessee early voting starts Friday July 18th and runs through August 2nd. Local election officials are really advocating people come out to vote early and vote often. Your Tri-Cities News Source is LIVE in Sullivan County at the elections office in Blountville.
According to state Rep. Frank Niceley, a Tennessee amendment has been added to Ronald Reagan's famous "11th commandment," which declares "Thou shalt speak no ill of a fellow Republican."
Computer voting machines bought by most of the state just two years ago print receipts, but lawmakers decided that wasn't good enough.
Early voting got under way Friday for the Aug. 7 primary. The primaries will determine party nominees for congressional and state legislative races. Some local government races are also on the ballot, along with retention votes for several appellate judges.
Voters can head to the polls for early voting in the Tennessee Primary and General Elections in local counties on August 7. One of the biggest races is for the Hamilton County Sheriff.
U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., had her biggest fundraising quarter ever, she announced Wednesday, raising $313,412.37 in the period ending June 30.
Early voting starts today across Tennessee for the Aug. 7 state primary and county general elections.
Early voting begins today across Tennessee for the state primary and county general elections to be held Aug. 7.
Rep. Gerald McCormick told the Pachyderm Club on Monday he expects Republican presidential candidate John McCain to win Tennessee by 20 percent. He said rural legislators "are absolutely horrified" by Democratic candidate Barack Obama, and McCain will sweep those areas.
The confidence Rep. Steve Cohen has exuded in his campaign for re-election in Tennessee’s Ninth Congressional District found some validation in the campaign financial disclosures filed today with the Federal Election Commission.