Coverage dated August 3, 2022

AP News Guide: A look at Tennessee's primary elections

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Tennessee holds its primary elections Thursday. They will determine the two major parties' nominees for governor, Congress and state legislative seats. Incumbent Gov. Bill Lee is running unopposed for the

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  1. Omaha World-Herald

    AP News Guide: A look at Tennessee's primary elections (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    Tennessee holds its primary elections Thursday. They will determine the two major parties' nominees for governor, Congress and state legislative seats. Incumbent Gov. Bill Lee is running unopposed for the

  2. Fox News

    Tennessee primary elections kick off as Republicans aim to flip House seat historically held by Democrats (opens Fox News)

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    Primary elections are taking place in Tennessee on Wednesday as Republicans aim to flip a House seat historically held by Democrats.

  3. Insider

    Tennessee holds primary elections: Live results (opens Insider)

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    A crowded field of Republicans is facing off for an open congressional seat and Gov. Bill Lee is running unopposed in Tennessee's GOP gubernatorial primary.

  4. New York Times

    What to watch in Thursday’s primary elections in Tennessee. (opens New York Times)

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    Tennessee voters will cast ballots in a three-way Democratic primary for governor and pick from a crowded field of Republicans seeking a Nashville-area House seat.

  5. NPR

    Here are the key primary election results from Tennessee (opens NPR)

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    Voting concludes Thursday in Tennessee's primary elections for governor and U.S. House districts.

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