💨 Abstract
A Tennessee appeals court upheld a law reducing Nashville's city-county council from 40 to 20 members. The law, passed by the Republican-led legislature, targets Nashville after it rejected hosting the 2024 Republican National Convention. The city argued the law is unconstitutional, but the court ruled the legislature can impose such limits. Nashville plans to discuss next steps with its attorneys. Republican leaders praised the decision, while Nashville officials criticized it for disregarding voters' will.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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