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Blackburn campaign drops legal threat to Tennessee election finance board over reappointments — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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People in this story 2 + 1 U.S. senator and Republican gubernatorial candidate whose campaign sought and then withdrew the records request.
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ALSO MENTIONED Bill Lee, Tennessee governor, whose office is part of the process for filling the board seats.
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Marsha Blackburn’s campaign withdrew a public-records request after its attorney warned Tennessee’s election-finance agency that it could seek a court order. The request concerned reappointments to the agency’s board, and the campaign did not answer questions about its reason for seeking the records.
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