Poll: Majority of Tennesseans more likely to vote for candidate supporting background checks
Tennessee Lookout (7/20/20)




john: A new poll shows that Tennesseans overwhelmingly support stronger background checks and are more likely to support a candidate who supports background checks, too.

James is the gun-safety candidate in this open U.S. Senate race. With 104 days left to go until Election Day, we need your help to send James to Washington. If you can, chip in today.

According to the poll, 80% of Tennessee voters -- including voters who cast ballots for Trump -- support background checks. 60% of Tennessee voters are more likely to support the U.S. Senate candidate who will support expanding background checks. And that candidate is James Mackler! James, like the vast majority of gun owners, supports expanding background checks.

But john, here's the problem: It's been more than 500 days since the House passed a bipartisan bill to do just that, and the NRA's Mitch McConnell still hasn't brought it to a vote in the Senate.

We must elect new leaders and a new Senate Majority that will take action to reduce gun violence, and the path to that Majority runs RIGHT THROUGH TENNESSEE. If you can, chip in $5 today to send James to Washington.

James Mackler is a combat veteran, a gun owner, and a father of two. He knows we can protect our Second Amendment rights and protect our communities from gun violence. And he knows we need a new majority in the Senate to do so.

Latest Tennessee polling shows momentum is on our side. john, we need to keep it going through November. If you can, chip in $5 right now.

Thanks,

Team Mackler

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