Eli Motycka is a Staff Writer at various publications including Nashville Post and Ultiworld. He covers a diverse range of topics such as elections, government, politics, public policy, and the housing market, with a keen focus on regional interest and world news, as well as competitive sports. Eli's work has been featured in notable outlets like Fair Observer, Home Page Media Group LLC, and Nashville Scene.
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Eli's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics with a significant emphasis on local news in Tennessee, particularly Nashville. He also covers legal policy regulation extensively.
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Tennesseans can now cast their midterm ballots in federal and state races.
National trends favor Democrats, but Tennessee is still Republicans’ to lose
By: Eli Motycka
Last month, a broad coalition seeking a charter amendment to ban racing at The Fairgrounds Nashville delivered boxes containing more than 75,000 petition signatures to the Metro clerk . At its Oct. 16 meeting, the Davidson County Election Commission officially certified 47,679 of those signatures as the amendment moves toward a direct referendum in 2027. That's enough to clear the legal threshold — 10 percent of active registered Davidson County voters as of June, or 40,194 valid signatures — ending the DCEC's herculean certification effort and continuing a legal and political saga between billionaire sports owners.
Decade after development debacle, crews raise park around Nashville’s UNESCO memorial in Wedgewood-Houston
The team has since tumbled so far down the standings, and stayed there for so long, that the Titans fandom has entered an existential crisis. Blame has gradually moved up the organizational hierarchy to the top — CEO Burke Nihill and owner Amy Adams Strunk — as the team experiences historic levels of losing. The team's recent baby-blue rebrand has turned
With five days of data, staffers on Republican and Democratic congressional campaigns had the same message Tuesday morning: Suburban counties are voting and rural areas are staying home.
The Silicon Valley tech principal, who's worth more than $30 billion, never actually delivered his goods despite a detour through political, economic, social and religious history that commanded some six hours over four consecutive Monday evening lectures at downtown Nashville's Grand Lodge of Tennessee.
Candidates for governor agree on this simple premise, which is also mostly the American Dream. Major party nominees Marsha Blackburn, a Republican, and Jerri Green, a Democrat, build stump speeches around it. From there, they diverge quickly.
Longtime manager Cloreace Eppenger welcomes designation for city's oldest branch, funded by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie
State Sen. Brent Taylor (R-Memphis) has sent unsolicited nude photos as recently as 2021. He dismisses his past sexual advances as “youthful indiscretions” that marked his 30-year marriage.
