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Dispatches from Lynchburg: Election Night
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (524+ words) By Tabitha Evans MooreEditor & Publisher LYNCHBURG, Tenn. — It’s 7 p.m. in Lynchburg on Election Night and the polls along Main Street as well as the public library, high school, and Motlow State have just closed. Folks already gather near the…...
1,273 Moore County ballots are already in the box??? here???s how that stacks up against the rest of Tennessee
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (273+ words) LYNCHBURG, Tenn. — Moore County voters cast 1,273 ballots during early and absentee voting ahead of Thursday’s August 6 primary and county general election, according to figures independently verified by The Lynchburg Times on the Tennessee Secretary of State’s website. The county’s May…...
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Chris Benson, Council District 3
2+ mon, 3+ day ago (220+ words) The Lynchburg Times Every election cycle, Moore County voters are asked to make decisions about the people who will govern their daily lives — their roads, their taxes, their public safety, their schools. Too often, those decisions get made with too…...
Redistricting would move Moore County from 4th to 9th Congressional District
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (424+ words) By Tabitha Evans MooreEditor & Publisher NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Moore County could soon find itself with a new voice in Washington if Tennessee Republicans succeed in redrawing the state’s congressional map during an ongoing special session at the Capitol. Under a proposed…...
One-candidate primary election offers quirky results
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (375+ words) By Tabitha Evans MooreEditor & Publisher LYNCHBURG, Tenn. — The Moore County Election Commission — at the direction of the Republican-controlled state legislature — conducted a Republican Primary Election on Tuesday in Lynchburg, but with just one local Republican candidate, the local race was…...
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Brandon Ross, Council District 2
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (209+ words) The Lynchburg Times Every election cycle, Moore County voters are asked to make decisions about the people who will govern their daily lives — their roads, their taxes, their public safety, their schools. Too often, those decisions get made with too…...
Political sign on County Building door raises questions
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (373+ words) By Tabitha Evans MooreEditor & Publisher Under Tennessee law, that’s a problem. There is a second statute at issue as well. T.C.A. § 2-19-119 makes it unlawful to use public buildings or facilities for campaign activity in support of any particular candidate unless…...
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Tyler Hatfield, Sheriff
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (171+ words) The Lynchburg Times Every election cycle, Moore County voters are asked to make decisions about the people who will govern their daily lives — their roads, their taxes, their public safety, their schools. Too often, those decisions get made with too…...
State bill to close TN primaries dies in committee on 6-6 tie
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (730+ words) By Tabitha Evans MooreEditor & Publisher NASHVILLE, Tenn. — With just a single name on the May 5 Primary ballot, it’s likely a non-issue here in Lynchburg, but a proposal that would have required Tennessee voters to register with a political party before casting…...
MEET THE CANDIDATES: Hampton Hoffman, Council District 2
5+ mon, 6+ day ago (1100+ words) Every election cycle, Moore County voters are asked to make decisions about the people who will govern their daily lives — their roads, their taxes, their public safety, their schools. Too often, those decisions get made with too little information. The…...