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Perhaps they long for the day when TN was a player in Presidential elections. Perhaps they’re trying to make up for failing to deliver Tennessee for Gore in 2000. Perhaps they’re jealous of all the attention going on in Ohio. Perhaps they want to take away Pennsylvania’s significance by making a grab for Tennessee’s electoral votes. Who knows why they’re doing it.

Perhaps they long for the day when TN was a player in Presidential elections. Perhaps they’re trying to make up for failing to deliver Tennessee for Gore in 2000. Perhaps they’re jealous of all the attention going on in Ohio. Perhaps they want to take away Pennsylvania’s significance by making a grab for Tennessee’s electoral votes.

Here's an extensive recap of the developing story of systematic voter fraud in Davidson County, Tennessee, involving illegals being bused in to early voting sites, where they are being allowed to vote without even showing identification.

Bill Hobbs urges you to vote GOP in any and all legislative races so Republicans can control the election commissions in Tennessee:

Turnout is high, lines long in area counties
By Jennifer Brooks • THE TENNESSEAN • October 16, 2008

Tennesseans flooded polling places across the state for the first day of early voting in the 2008 presidential election.

Robin Smith calls attention to constitutional officer’s role in a controversial political event:

HB 1256/SB 1363, Tennessee’s Voter Confidence Act, goes to a full floor vote in the House on Tuesday, May 13. In the Senate it has one more committee (Finance Ways & Means) hoop to jump through today, Monday, May 12. Senate F, W & M members are:

Ken Whitehouse has been doing a bit of front and follow on a story we’ve been following here at the V-Squared.

So, there are 24 delegates up for vote today as GOP supporters head to the polls. It will be the Democrats who come out next week.

I just heard a scream from the other room from Squirrel Queen - “Have they picked a winner yet?”

Umm, no. The MSM will probably be very cautious today with the Nevada and South Carolina primary results.

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The City Paper discusses how the Tennessee Presidential primary might shake out:

If Thompson does not fare well early, it is possible that he would no longer be on the ballot when the “national primary” Super Tuesday of Feb. 5 rolls around and Tennesseans and voters in at least 21 other states head to the polls.