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Tennessee’s November elections are shaping up to be historic and high-stakes: for the first time ever, two women are running against each other for governor, while voters also face three major constitutional amendments — including one that could drastically change bail rights for serious crimes. On the national stage, Democrats are eyeing key Tennessee districts as potential wins in their House strategy, even amid redistricting challenges. An independent candidate with deep funding adds another twist to the gubernatorial race, signaling a growing appetite for alternatives to traditional politics. While Senate and legislative supermajorities look unlikely to shift, small Democratic gains could signal deeper voter realignments — and set the stage for future battles.

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