114th General Assembly Wrap-Up & A Special Session Called

Special Session – Navigating Redistricting

Following a special session called by Bill Lee, the Tennessee General Assembly voted to redraw the state’s congressional maps. Thomas Capps and Shelby Vannoy break down the new districts and discuss what the changes could mean for the upcoming midterm elections.

114th General Assembly Wrap-Up & A Special Session Called

On this episode, Thomas Capps and Shelby Vannoy take you inside the 114th Tennessee General Assembly, breaking down what really mattered for farmers and rural communities. They dive into how the Tennessee Farm Bureau’s top priorities fared, highlight key wins for agriculture in the state budget, and unpack what those decisions mean on the ground. Plus, they tackle the special session called by Governor Bill Lee to redraw congressional districts—and what those changes could mean for the upcoming midterm elections.

Headed to the Governor’s Desk

The end is finally in sight for this legislative session. The budget has passed both chambers and is now headed to Governor Bill Lee’s desk. Thomas Capps and Shelby Vannoy break down what’s in the budget and highlight what it means for agriculture and rural Tennessee. Plus, they share an update on a key priority issue that’s also making its way to the governor’s desk.

Heads Down Budget Bound

Budget season is underway at the Capitol in Nashville. Thomas Capps and Shelby Vannoy provide an update on when the budget is expected to reach both chambers, along with the latest developments surrounding the Regulatory Freedom Act. They also take a look at when the legislative session is expected to adjourn.

Rumors of “Flow Motion”

Things are picking up speed on Capitol Hill in Nashville as lawmakers in both chambers start eyeing the finish line. There’s even talk of a “flow motion” procedure popping up soon in the House. Thomas Capps and Shelby Vannoy break down when the legislature could wrap things up and share the latest on two key priority issues for the Tennessee Farm Bureau.