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Despite a few small issues, Nashville kicks off early voting period - Vimarsana News

Despite a few small issues, Nashville kicks off early voting period

A few thousand people cast their ballots, but there were a few small issues that popped up.

Davidson County Election Commission announces plan to rectify early voting errors – Tennessee Lookout - Vimarsana News

Davidson County Election Commission announces plan to rectify early voting errors – Tennessee Lookout

The Davidson County Election Commission announce Election Day procedures intended to rectify voting for those who casts ballots in the wrong districts.

Republican candidates are listed first on Tennessee's ballots. Here's why that matters. - Vimarsana News

Republican candidates are listed first on Tennessee's ballots. Here's why that matters.

Republican candidates are listed first on the ballot in Tennessee. That could give them a slight advantage, according to new research on ballot order.

Source: wpln.org
Nashville voter turnout could be 'modest' compared to 2018 - Vimarsana News

Nashville voter turnout could be 'modest' compared to 2018

Without a gangbuster race on the ballot and an incumbent governor at the top, Davidson County election officials said they anticipated a quieter participation total for the November general.

Few competitive races, apathy, lack of investment: the conundrum of low voter participation – Tennessee Lookout - Vimarsana News

Few competitive races, apathy, lack of investment: the conundrum of low voter participation – Tennessee Lookout

Tennessee typically has low voter registration and turnout, but Tennessee Lookout editor Holly McCall says the reasons are many.