Tennessee’s school voucher program could be expanded again, but state Republicans leading the charge might not have as much support as last time. “Rutherford County was a bloodbath for three Republican House members getting beat,” FOX 17 News political analyst Steve Gill said, calling it “a pushback against the vouchers where you had out-of-state money, beating Republican candidates in the primaries that opposed the voucher to make sure they keep the voucher growing.”
Fox 17 also interviewed, JC Bowman, a contributing education editor for Tri-Star Daily and executive director of Professional Educators of Tennessee, a nonpartisan teacher association.
