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State Representatives Justin Jones and Justin J. Pearson were officially expelled from the legislature after individual resolutions were brought by Republicans proposing their removal. A procedural vote cleared the chamber, and the two-thirds vote of the House needed to formally […]

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The Nashville Office of Metropolitan Clerk’s new online reporting portal will not be launched prior to the 2021 reporting due date. The clerk’s office has indicated those lobbying activity reports should instead be emailed to the clerk’s office on or […]

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November 30, 2020  •  

New Registration Form and Process

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The Nashville Metro Board of Ethical Conduct has adopted a new lobbyist registration form. The form, which is now available online, must be filed along with the written client authorization via email to the Metro Clerk’s Office until the new […]

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A judge in Tennessee’s Davidson County Chancery Court ruled against the state today, striking down a law prohibiting political action committees from making contributions to candidates after the 10th day before an election. Under the law, only political party committees […]

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The Tennessee Supreme Court issued an order Tuesday requiring the Davidson County Election Commission to expedite a special election for Nashville mayor. The office was left vacant following Mayor Megan Barry’s resignation on March 6. Barry pled guilty to felony […]

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Nashville Mayor Megan Barry resigned yesterday, March 6, after pleading guilty to felony theft of property exceeding $10,000. Barry misappropriated city funds over the course of two years to bankroll an affair with the head of her security detail. As […]

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A runoff election for mayor will be held next month due to such close voting results in the August 6 Nashville municipal election. Megan Barry and David Fox came in first and second, respectively, in a field of seven candidates. […]

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New online procurement system

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