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A Caroline Mullen, executive director of NAIOP, said the association offered the poll as a public service to Nashville voters. "This election comes at a time when Nashville is facing exciting growth and unique challenges. We hope this poll can aid voters in making this very important leadership decision for the city we all care so much about,” she said. Public Policy Polling polled 541 Davidson County voters between June 2 and June 3. The most telling statistic was how many voters were undecided — a whopping 45%. Otherwise, District 19 Council member Six percent of respondents said they would vote for someone else. The poll did not list as response options the When asked whether their opinions of candidates were favorable or unfavorable, the majority of respondents were unsure. Results indicated Campbell and Yarbro may have the most name recognition. More people felt unfavorable toward Rolli and Gingrich than favorable. Freddie O’Connell • Favorable 20% • Unfavorable 10% • Not sure 70% Heidi Campbell • Favorable 26% • Unfavorable 16% • Not sure 58% Matt Wiltshire • Favorable 20% • Unfavorable 8% • Not sure 72% Jeff Yarbro • Favorable 29% • Unfavorable 9% • Not sure 61% Alice Rolli • Favorable 8% • Unfavorable 13% • Not sure 79% Sharon Hurt • Favorable 17% • Unfavorable 12% • Not sure 70% Jim Gingrich • Favorable 11% • Unfavorable 15% • Not sure 75% The election is Aug. 3 and will be followed by a runoff in September if no candidate receives more than 50% of votes cast. Dia...

CHASE RUTLEDGE. BACK TO YOU GUYS. OKAY. THANK YOU, NORMAN. RESIDENTS WILL SOON SEE A HIKE IN THEIR WATER RATES AFTER VOTERS APPROVED ONE DURING LAST NIGHT’S SPECIAL ELECTION. WE’VE GOT SHELBY MONTGOMERY HERE WITH US IN STUDIO WITH SEVERAL ELECTION RESULTS FROM LAST NIGHT. SO NORMAN WASN’T THE ONLY ONE THAT HAD A SPECIAL ELECTION. MINCO AND SHAWNEE HAD ONE AS WELL. BUT FIRST, LET’S START WITH NORMAN. MORE THAN 4600 VOTERS APPROVED THE WATER RATE HIKE. THE CITY SAYS BASE WATER RATES WOULD GO UP BY $4.90. RATES WOULD CHANGE BASED ON HOW MUCH WATER YOU USE, BUT THE CITY ESTIMATES TWO THIRDS OF WATER BILLS WOULD JUMP BY. $5.45 OR LESS. THERE’S BEEN A LOT OF INCREASES IN IN PRICES AND ALSO COST OF LIVING HAS GONE UP. AND IT’S IT’S CHALLENGING. I JUST THINK IT’S A NECESSITY AND THAT IT’S PART OF THE GROWING PROCESS THAT WE HAVE TO EXPAND. THAT VOTER DID NOT WANT HER FACE ON CAMERA. SO TAKING A LOOK AT SOME OTHER RESULTS NOW, SHAWNEE RESIDENTS VOTED ON SEVEN PROPOSITIONS REGARDING AMENDMENT TO THE CITY OF SHAWNEE CITY CHARTER. ALL OF THEM PASSED. ONE WOULD ELIMINATE REDUNDANT REGULATIONS AT TWIN LAKES AS WELL AS COMPETITIVE BIDDING AND CEMETERY CARE FUND PROPS. NOW OVER TO MINCO, WHERE VOTERS WERE DECIDING ON RAISING THE HOTEL MOTEL TAX. THAT PROPOSITION EVEN GOT A TIE VOTE. WE ARE WORKING TO GET MORE INFORMATION FROM MINCO CITY OFFICIALS ABOUT WHAT THIS MEANS GOING FORWARD. Voters in various counties in Oklahoma let their voices be heard Tuesday as they made decisions on several ...

Bypoll results 2022 LIVE updates: The AAP registered an impressive win in the Rajinder Nagar assembly bypoll, for a seat left vacant following former MLA Raghav Chadha's Rajya Sabha debut. But in Punjab's Sangrur it suffered a major loss as SAD (Amritsar) won the previous Lok Sabha seat of chief minister Bhagwant Mann. Tripura chief minister Dr Manik Saha won from Town Bardowali which means he gets to continue as the chief minister, while the Congress won Agartala making a return to the assembly after years.Also in the northeastern state, its ruling BJP bagged the Jubarajnagar and Surma assemblies. Meanwhile, the Samajwadi Party faced a major loss as both Rampur and Azamgarh LS seats went to the BJP. Image used only for representation(HT_PRINT) AAP retains Rajinder Nagar seat vacated by party's Raghav Chadha after his election to Rajya Sabha. In Punjab, SAD (Amritsar) wins Sangrur Lok Sabha seat vacated by CM and AAP leader Bhagwant Mann. Congress and YSCRP retain Mandar (Jharkhand) and Atmakur (Andhra Pradesh) assembly constituencies, respectively. • भाजपा के राज में लोकतंत्र की हत्या की क्रॉनॉलॉजी: -नामांकन के समय चीरहरण -नामांकन निरस्त कराने का षड्यंत्र -प्रत्याशियों का दमन -मतदान से रोकने के लिए दल-बल का दुरुपयोग -काउंटिंग में गड़बड़ी -जन प्रतिनिधियों पर दबाव -चुनी सरकारों को तोड़ना ये है आज़ादी के अमृतकाल का कड़वा सच!— Akhilesh Yadav (@yadavakhilesh)