Tennessee Voters Decide Three Amendments on Ballot
Tennessee voters head to the polls to decide three constitutional amendments addressing bail restrictions, a state property tax ban, and expanded crime victims rights. The measures require majority approval to pass and become part of the state constitution.
United States voters in Tennessee head to the polls on November 3 to decide three constitutional amendments alongside federal and state races. An amendment requires more yes votes than no votes, totaling over half of all votes cast for governor. Voters will shape criminal justice policies and property tax limits.
