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Vanderbilt Poll Showcases Positive Belief in Nashville's Future | Pith in the Wind | Nashville News - Vimarsana News

Vanderbilt Poll Showcases Positive Belief in Nashville's Future | Pith in the Wind | Nashville News

Nashvillians respond to questions about politics, East Bank, fairgrounds, transit referendum

New poll says majority of Nashvillians consider crime, traffic as top priorities - Vimarsana News

New poll says majority of Nashvillians consider crime, traffic as top priorities

68 percent of those living in Nashville believe that the city's economy is very or fairly good and nearly 80 percent of locals like or love living in the city.

NewsChannel 5 Political Analyst Pat Nolan sits down House Speaker Cameron Sexton - Vimarsana News

NewsChannel 5 Political Analyst Pat Nolan sits down House Speaker Cameron Sexton

NewsChannel 5 Political Analyst Pat Nolan sat down with Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton recently ahead of the 113th Tennessee General Assembly which returns on Tuesday, Jan. 9.

Fall 2023 Vanderbilt Poll finds bipartisan support for abortion exceptions and gun safety laws, low approval of state legislature - Vimarsana News

Fall 2023 Vanderbilt Poll finds bipartisan support for abortion exceptions and gun safety laws, low approval of state legislature

The biannual poll found that the majority of Tennessee voters support legal abortions in cases of a nonviable fetus and stronger background checks for firearm purchases.

Poll: Education, economy most important state topics for Tennessee voters - Vimarsana News

Poll: Education, economy most important state topics for Tennessee voters

(The Center Square) – Tennessee voters say education and the economy should be the top priorities of state government, according to a recent Vanderbilt Poll.