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Senator Charlane Oliver is a wife, mother of three, award-winning organizer, and fierce progressive serving the 19th Senatorial District in the Tennessee General Assembly.
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BREAKING: I’m suing Speaker Randy McNally (opens the original)
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Contact: Campaign Legal Center Action: media@campaignlegalcenter.org Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection: reachicap@georgetown.eduDate: September 28, 2026NASHVILLE — Today, Tennessee State Senator Charlane Oliver and four of her constituents filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging that Senator Oliver’s First Amendment rights were violated when she was retaliated against for speaking out against racial gerrymandering. This retaliation, in the form of unlawful
We rise when we Stand Together. (opens the original)
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Introducing Stand Together Tennessee (opens the original)
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You're Invited: Press Conference Announcing Legislation to Ban Corporate Political Spending (opens the original)
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Senator Charlane Oliver invites you to join community leaders, elected officials, and stakeholders for an important press conference announcing new legislation to prohibit corporations from spending money to influence Tennessee elections.This legislation would follow the lead of states like Hawaii, which has moved to ban corporations, and dark money organizations from spending money in state politics as a condition of receiving a state business license. Senator Oliver says the bill is about ensu
This week, we follow the money (opens the original)
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