Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
In a notable display of community resilience against extremist ideologies, the quaint Middle Tennessee city of Franklin saw incumbent Mayor Ken Moore triumph over challenger Gabrielle Hanson in a mayoral race marked by controversies.
According to Nashville CBS affiliate WTVF, the election unfolded amid a backdrop of white supremacist support and Christian nationalist ideologies never fully rejected by Hanson, a local real estate developer and first-term city alderwoman.
Moore’s decisive victory was celebrated with a significant margin, gathering 12,822 votes (79.4 percent), leaving Hanson trailing with 3,322 votes (20.6 percent). The election also witnessed a setback for other candidates affiliated with the MAGA movement and supported by the far-right Williamson Families PAC in the alderman-at-large race.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/tennessee-city-overwhelmingly-rejects-mayoral-182538264.html
According to Nashville CBS affiliate WTVF, the election unfolded amid a backdrop of white supremacist support and Christian nationalist ideologies never fully rejected by Hanson, a local real estate developer and first-term city alderwoman.
Moore’s decisive victory was celebrated with a significant margin, gathering 12,822 votes (79.4 percent), leaving Hanson trailing with 3,322 votes (20.6 percent). The election also witnessed a setback for other candidates affiliated with the MAGA movement and supported by the far-right Williamson Families PAC in the alderman-at-large race.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/tennessee-city-overwhelmingly-rejects-mayoral-182538264.html