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A minor change to the state’s registration website instantly fixed the automatic voter registration system, which had been broken for 15 months. April saw a 45 percent increase in registration applications.

Tennessee is now one of the first states in the nation to let teenage drivers take the written portion of their driver's test from the comfort of home. It's part of an initiative to reduce the wait time at the Tennessee Driver Services Center.

Tennessee is now one of the first states in the nation to let teenage drivers take the written portion of their driver's test from the comfort of home. It's part of an initiative to reduce the wait time at the Tennessee Driver Services Center.

Teenagers 15 to 17 Years Old Have the Option to Take their Written Drivers Test Online. The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security's (TDOSHS) Driver Services division is now offering a new online service, "At-Home Knowledge Testing," for Tennessee teenagers. Teenagers between the ages of 15 to 17 may now take their written knowledge…

NASHVILLE, Tennessee -- AT HOME TEST: Tennessee teenagers now have the option to take their written driving test at home.

For teens between the ages of 15 and 17, the written portion of the test will now be given online instead of at a Driver Services Center.

The candidate who lost the election did not concede, on the grounds that the race was stolen by the opponent who wound up taking office. Now, a rematch presents the opportunity to rectify that injustice in an epic do-over.

Brad Raffensperger says the Georgia and U.S. Constitutions should be amended to prohibit voting by people who aren’t U.S. citizens. He oversaw a citizenship audit of the state’s voter rolls and has announced plans to further integrate citizenship checks into the voter registration process.

Are you a “problem driver”? It’s a label that can carry serious weight with states flagging drivers whose privileges have been revoked, suspended, or...

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