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Referendum, Memphis
State AG: Memphis gun control referendum ‘a fraud,’ but office won’t appeal
Tennessee’s attorney general is calling Memphis’ effort to place a referendum on gun control measures in the city a “futile stunt” that could incur hefty legal fees. However, the office will not file an emergency appeal to stop them.
State will not challenge ruling allowing gun referendum on Memphis ballots
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti says the state will not appeal a decision to allow Memphis’ gun referendum to be placed on ballots on November 5.
TN won't challenge ruling that allows gun referendum on Memphis ballot, TN attorney general says
The state of Tennessee will not challenge the recent ruling that allows the gun referendum on Memphis ballots, according to Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.
Tennessee will not challenge ruling allowing gun referendum on the November ballot
"This is Memphis's mistake to make and will ultimately be Memphis's mistake to pay for," said Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.
Memphis Mayor Young, Tennessee Gov. Lee not happy with gun-control referendum
Mayor Young says he still thinks the referendum is not the best approach, but told The Daily Memphian he understands the sentiment. Gov. Lee says the referendum is about finding a way to “circumvent the law.
Chancellor rules that gun control referendum can go on Memphis ballot
Twenty years later, the story is repeating itself: the state has said they would not approve a ballot with the gun control questions on it, the election commission said they would not put the questions on the ballot,
Secretary of State refuses to approve Memphis' local gun control ballot referendum
Secretary of State Tre Hargett said Monday that his office would not approve a local gun control measure on Memphians' ballots.
First Tyre Nichols trial begins, gun referendum back on Memphis ballots | On the Docket
Also on the docket this week, the Memphis Police Department will be hosting a hiring expot on Sept. 28 as they look to bring on more officers.
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State won’t appeal ‘Memphis’ mistake,’ Tenn. attorney general says
The Tennessee AG’s office will not appeal the court decision ordering the Election Commission to put a gun-control referendum ...
Commercial Appeal
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Here's what's in the Memphis City Council's lawsuit over gun control ballot questions
"The City of
Memphis
has requested that a charter amendment
referendum
ordinance be placed on the ballot. However, the State Coordinator of Elections has advised us, through a letter, that this ...
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Local & TN officials react to top Republicans' threat to withhold sales tax from Memphis
Memphis leaders react hours after state Republican leadership threatened to withhold sales tax from the city over a gun ...
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