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    Tennessee hasn't gone for a Democratic presidential candidate in more than 20 years

    By Nate Rau,

    24 days ago
    Credit: Data:
    270toWin.co m ; Map: Axios Visuals

    Tennessee hasn't voted for a Democratic presidential ticket since President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore in 1996.

    State of play: The GOP's dominant streak is likely to continue. Tennessee is not considered a battleground state this cycle, and polls show former President Trump as a heavy favorite here.

    Flashback: Democrats made a hard run at the Volunteer State in 2000 when Gore, the native son, topped the ticket.

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    Bellamy
    21d ago
    We have all seen what voting blue gets us. High gas, groceries, housing- and yet the wages don't go up. We can't afford Harris to be the president after watching that admin destroy us for the past 3.5 years. Voting Red so we can take tge trash to the curb!
    Humboldt WolfPack
    21d ago
    let's make more tennessee more red
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