Elections
The latest Elections coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Politics section.
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District attorney opens criminal investigation into Trump attempt to overturn Georgia’s election
As U.S. House managers made their case for the impeachment of Donald Trump, Fulton County's top prosecutor on Wednesday launched a wide-ranging criminal investigation into the former president.
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Chattanoogans surpass previous first day, absentee voting numbers in city election
Absentee and turnout numbers in the Chattanooga municipal election on Wednesday far exceeded past first-day numbers, as citizens began early voting to pick a new mayor and city council.
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School board member plans to stay on if elected to Chattanooga City Council
Jenny Hill says she plans to maintain her Hamilton County school board seat even if she is elected to the Chattanooga City Council.
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Chattanooga police clear officer for removing campaign sign, deny intimidation with body cam footage
The Chattanooga Police Department has cleared an officer accused of damaging and removing a City Council candidate's campaign sign.
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Who’s funding Chattanooga’s mayoral race and where’s the money going?
The three best-funded Chattanooga mayoral candidates have raised more than $800,000 to date, with about a month until the March 2 election.
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Fiercely divided House kicks Georgia Rep. Greene off both her committees
A fiercely divided House tossed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene off both her committees Thursday, an unprecedented punishment that Democrats said she'd earned by spreading hateful and violent conspiracy theories.
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House GOP keeps Cheney as No. 3 leader, stands by Greene
House Republicans decided Wednesday to stand by two GOP lawmakers who have polarized the party, voting to retain Rep. Liz Cheney as their No. 3 leader and saying they'd fight a Democratic push to kick Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene off her committees.
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Georgia Senate GOP introduce bills to limit mail voting
Republicans in Georgia's state Senate are moving quickly to limit who can vote and how after Democrats won the presidential election and two U.S. Senate runoffs in the once reliably red state.
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Chattanooga TV station charges mayoral candidates $1,000 to be interviewed
A Chattanooga TV station is charging mayoral candidates $1,000 to be interviewed ahead of the March 2 election.
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AP FACT CHECK: Biden’s fuzzy math on 1 million new auto jobs
Casting his climate policy as a jobs plan, President Joe Biden left out important context and used fuzzy math when he announced sweeping new green initiatives that he says will boost the U.S. economy with the creation of 1 million new auto jobs.
