AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Fallout: Marsha Blackburn won Tennessee’s governor’s race by about 2.5 points, becoming the state’s first woman governor, but Democrats made gains in a state that shifted toward them across every county. Victoria Broderick unseated Republican Scott DesJarlais in the 4th Congressional District, while Republican Brent Taylor won the 9th after Justin Pearson conceded. Senate Succession: Pete Hegseth is not being considered to replace Blackburn in the U.S. Senate, according to reports. As governor, Blackburn will appoint a successor to serve until the 2028 election; Rep. Tim Burchett and Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs are among the names circulating. Transition Plans: Blackburn has proposed a Tennessee version of DOGE to review state spending, with potential savings directed to roads and tax relief. Nashville Governance: The state Supreme Court upheld the law capping Metro Council at 20 members, clearing the way to cut the council nearly in half. Flood Emergency: Record flooding along the Georgia-Tennessee border submerged parts of Copperhill and McCaysville, triggered more than 80 water rescues and prompted emergency declarations.
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