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Dueling Polls Show Rose Closing in on Blackburn in Tennessee Governor’s Race; Fritts Gaining Traction

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By Sarah Grace Taylor Verified
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Sen. Marsha Blackburn has led the Republican race for Governor of Tennessee since she threw her hat in the ring last year, but that margin is shrinking, according to new polls. A new poll by OnMessage Wednesday showed Blackburn’s lead at fewer than four percentage points, with Congressman John Rose in second, and State Rep. Monty Fritts fewer than six points behind Rose.
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Comcast Pulls AI Ad After Blackburn Accuses Dark Money PAC of Defamation

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By Sarah Grace Taylor Verified
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Attorneys for Sen. Marsha Blackburn have threatened legal action over a dark-money political action committee ad that uses AI to accuse the senator and frontrunner in the Tennessee gubernatorial race of accepting bribes from Big Pharma. The ad is a spoof of pharmaceutical advertisements, “selling” Blackburn as a resource to be purchased to carry policies in the Senate.
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How Marsha Blackburn and John Rose Differ on the Issues in the Tennessee Governor’s Race

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By Sarah Grace Taylor Verified
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Tennessee voters will determine the Republican nominee for governor next week, setting either Senator Marsha Blackburn or Congressman John Rose up to represent the party in the November general election, and to likely succeed Gov. Bill Lee.
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