[tnlibertarian]

Thanks for the heads up on this. I will instruct my wife and we will each vote yes on Amendment 1 and not vote in the goober-natorial election.

In this instance, even if Haslam was a great conservative hero, since he will win re-election, the best pro-life vote is a non-vote for him and a yes on Amendment 1. Thus, increasing the Amendment 1 yes votes without raising the floor of votes required.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Exactly. I hope we can get the word out to ALL TN conservatives and libertarians on this.

It's daggone complicated, but this is it in a nutshell:

If you VOTE for Governor and DON'T vote for YesOn1 = voting NO on the Amendment.

If you VOTE for Governor and AND VOTE vote for the Amendments = voting 1/2 yes and 1/2 no on YesOn1(Your governor vote neutralized your Amendment vote!!)

If you DON'T vote for governor, and you DO vote for YesOn1 it's like racking up TWO votes for YesOn1.

(And also yes on 2 and 4)

Math makes me dizzy.

Anyhow, don't vote on the governor line at all, because that raises the bar on the votes required for the Amendments.

Just for the Amendments. 1, 2, and 4.