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October 5 is the Voter Registration Deadline
One of the most important things a state employee can do to protect their job and benefits is to vote for candidates who support state employees. But you have to be registered to vote first!
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Important 2020 Election Dates and Deadlines
Please mark your calendars for these important election dates and deadlines. Wed., Aug. 5, 2020 – First Day to Request an Absentee Ballot*Mon., Oct. 5, 2020 – Voter Registration DeadlineWed., Oct. 14 – Thurs.,
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Early voting started today! Here is what you need to know
Today early voting started for the Aug. 6 primary election in Tennessee. Here’s what you need to know: If you are a registered voter and you plan to vote in person: Early voting began
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TSEA Members Running for State Employee Elections
Ballots are provided by email. Mark your ballot by the deadline of May 24th! TSEA Member * State Employee Representative – TCRS Board of Trustees Vote for no more than two Wendell Cheek Sean
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Statement on Tennessee Gubernatorial Election results
TSEA congratulates Governor-Elect Bill Lee on his victorious run for Governor of Tennessee. Read our full statement below from TSEA Executive Director Randy Stamps: “Congratulations to Governor-Elect Bill Lee on his victory in the
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Election Day Reminders
Tomorrow is Election Day. As we look forward to tomorrow’s election, here are some helpful tips and reminders for you to consider as you exercise your right to vote. To view a list of
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Early Voting ends Nov. 1
Reminder: Early Voting ends Nov. 1. If you are unable to vote early, your last day to vote is on Election Day, Tuesday, November 6. Working to help elect candidates who support state employees
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Congratulations to Karl Dean and Bill Lee
TSEA congratulates both Karl Dean and Bill Lee on securing the nomination for governor from their respective parties. We look forward to working with the eventual winner on the important issues facing Tennessee’s great
Read More »State Law Provides State Employees Time Off to Vote
As a reminder, State law provides that all state employees must be allowed time off from work to vote: “any person entitled to vote in an election held in this state may be absent
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Political Activity by Executive Branch Employees
The Little Hatch Act banned all political campaigning by state employees on state property or occurring when the employee should be conducting state business. The notable exception to this law was state employees could
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