Judd LegumNBC Knoxville: "TN House Speaker Sexton facing questions about where he lives"
Notably, this report cites a 2021 case where a judge ruled "ruled Tennessee law allows elected officials to live outside of their district, as long as it is temporary."
Hard to argue Sexton's move is temporary when he bought a $600,000 home.
https://popular.info/p/update-tennessee-house-speaker-secretly
UPDATE: Tennessee House Speaker secretly bought $600,000 home in Nashville
Tennessee Speaker Cameron Sexton (R) secretly bought a home in Nashville for nearly $600,000 in September 2021 through an anonymous trust, Popular Information has learned. The revelation raises serious new questions about whether Sexton can legally represent Crossville, which is nearly two hours from Nashville. If Sexton is not a "qualified voter" in Crossville, he is ineligible to represent Crossville under
Tonio Loewald@juddlegum it really sounds like the DNC could have a halfway competent private investigator just take a look at every GOP state and federal official, because they’re so freaking blatant (and hey do it on our own people too).