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Out Through the In Door

Out Through the In Door

Shelby County Republicans consider ditching their countywide partisan primary.

No Ordinary Joe!: Ford Elected Interim County Mayor as Votes Change Sides

Last week's interminable marathon becomes this week's quick decision; Brooks' vote is key.

Ping-Pong Diplomacy Comes to the City Council!

On eve of council reorganization, Strickland and Collins come to the table to settle things.

Gubernatorial Straw Votes Greeted Skeptically

One at Knoxville, one at Kingsport draw raised eyebrows.

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Out Through the In Door

Out Through the In Door

Shelby County Republicans consider ditching their countywide partisan primary.

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Amid reminders that he can play hardball, A C Wharton becomes Memphis’ new main man.

Taking Names

Taking Names

A C Wharton looks over a candidate list, and so do the two major parties.

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Meanwhile ...

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The Game Goes On

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Still Swinging

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Curtains for Jefferson?

Council supporters shift away from city attorney; vote expected next week.

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A C's Rollout: More or Less?

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No Ordinary Joe!: Ford Elected Interim County Mayor as Votes Change Sides

Chris in Midtown: Anytime a member of the Ford crime family is elected to an office in Memphis, it can't be good. What »

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Polls and More Polls

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Halbert Defends Mongo, Channel 5, Calls Wharton Complaint "Strange"

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Polls and More Polls

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