Nashville City Hall news
Nashville city government news, newest first: city council votes, the mayor, the budget and new ordinances, each story linked to the agenda or minutes.
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Davidson County election results: how Nashville voted
Jerri Green won 71.6% of the Davidson County vote for governor on 46.9% turnout. County voters rejected two of three state amendments, unofficial results show.
Who to call and how to vote
Early voting
Voting in Davidson County: registration, polling places, early voting
Unofficial Nov. 3 results: 46.9% turnout in Davidson County, and Jerri Green won 71.6% here for governor. Questions go to the Election Commission at 615-862-8800.
Metro government
Who to call at Metro Nashville: mayor, council and city services
Phone numbers for Metro Nashville: 311 (615-862-5000), the mayor's office, all 40 council members, police non-emergency, water, NES power, animal control and Codes.
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Metro Council
Metro Council must shrink from 40 to 20, court rules
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld the state law capping Metro Council at 20 voting members, half its size today. Council leaders meet next week on how to comply.
Taxes
Nashville grocery tax falls to 5.75%: what is covered
Groceries in Davidson County now carry 5.75% sales tax, down from 6.25%, after Metro cut its local share to 1.75%. Candy, alcohol and prepared food are not included.
Transit
WeGo buses ran free all day on Election Day, Nov. 3
Every WeGo bus trip in Davidson County was free on Tuesday, Nov. 3, Election Day. Davidson County turnout was 46.9%, and the unofficial results are now posted.