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Pot Gateway
Your Voice, Your Vote! And voters in two states have chosen to legalize pot, not just for medicinal use, but…
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Latino Vote Continues Rising
Republicans came much closer this time to winning the White House, but they still lost. And in large part, because…
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City of Memphis Reacts To Sales Tax Hike Failure
(Memphis) The votes are in and the Shelby County sales tax referendum on the November ballot was defeated 69% to…
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Property Tax Increase Likely for Shelby County
Homeowners in Shelby County already pay the highest property tax rate and it could be going up because a county sales tax went down in flames.
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Suburbs Keep Control of School Funding After Vote
Voters in Memphis and unincorporated parts of Shelby County are not willing to raise the sales tax by a half cent to pay for unified schools.
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Suburban School Board Members Elected
The six Shelby County suburbs have elected their school board members, while they continue to wait for a federal judge to rule on the constitutionality of municipal districts.
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Find Your Representative
Myrepresentatives.com is collaboration with U of M students to create politician profiles. It is the brainchild of Kevin Mireles of…
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Crowded Race In Lakeland For At-Large Seats
The race for five at-large seats in Lakeland is a packed one. News Channel 3′s Natasha Chen takes a look…
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Final Hours in 9th Congressional District Race
Just hours before Election Day candidates for the 9th congressional district are scrambling for last-minute votes.
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Election Commission Says It’s Ready For Voters
(Memphis) It’s been a difficult time for the Shelby County Election Commission following voting problems in the August elections, which…
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City Attorney Sets Up Task Force To Monitor Voting
While they do their regular city jobs, they will be on stand by to take calls from voters and to clear up any confusion about voting
