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Election Day is nearly here, and we’ve gathered the essential details on every key race in Williamson County to help you stay informed before casting your vote. From heated U.S. Senate and Congressional battles to state legislative matchups, the politicians are bringing their different perspectives on issues like education, gun safety and infrastructure. That's why we've put together this special edition newsletter focused on your local elections.
To keep things easy to find, we've packaged nearly all our coverage into one email. You'll get new insights on Williamson County's early voting turnout plus comprehensive coverage of the candidates and their platforms.
Here’s a closer look at what’s ahead:
- Early Voting: Williamson County sees the highest early voting percentage in Tennessee.
- Senate Showdown: Marsha Blackburn rallies local Republicans and avoids debating her Democratic opponent.
- U.S. District 5 Spotlight: Incumbent Congressman Andy Ogles defends his record, while Democratic challenger Maryam Abolfazli brings policy discussions to Brentwood.
- Tenn. District 61 Race: Rep. Gino Bulso debates Democrat and Independent candidates on issues from education to gun control in one of few state forums with all parties represented.
- Tenn. District 65 Contest: In the race where no matter who wins, the seat will see a new face in the statehouse, GOP nominee Lee Reeves is endorsed by the governor for conservative values, while Democrat LaRhonda Williams aims to shift the district’s political direction.
Don’t miss our live updates on Election Day as we track results and provide insights from local watch parties.
Get ready for Tuesday's vote, and keep an eye out for our live Election Day coverage!
Best,
Nicolle S. Praino
Managing Editor
Williamson Scene
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