We’ve talked to people about what has driven them to vote. Today, we’re talking to people who do not vote regularly about what’s keeping them home, as well as a couple of experts from local civic engagement organizations.
Jewish life in the buckle of the Bible Belt
Jewish communities have thrived in Nashville for more than a hundred years. While they may still be small in number compared to their Christian counterparts, Nashville’s Jews continue to enrich local the culture in a variety of ways – not all of them religious.
Dr. Jason Martin answers your questions ahead of the Tennessee governor race
We invited both candidates from the two major parties to the studio to answer listener questions, but Gov. Lee declined. In this special election episode of Citizen Nashville, Martin answers your questions and gives his thoughts on other pressing issues facing Tennesseans.
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.
Early voting begins as Davidson County voters fill out longest ballot yet
Today is the first day of early voting in Tennessee. And in Davidson County, there’s a lot on the ballot. It’s the longest ballot in county history, according to the election commission.
Early voting for the Aug. 4 election kicks off Friday. Here’s what you need to know.
Early voting starts this Friday for state and federal primaries in Tennessee — and this year’s ballot will be longer than usual. The state’s top election official is urging voters to take advantage of this two-week period to cast their ballots early.
Should there be stricter rules to change Nashville’s constitution? Residents will decide in August
Nashville residents will head to the polls in August to decide if changes should be made to the city’s constitution.
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