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Nashville officials poised to vote on restoring ousted state lawmaker

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Nashville officials are poised to vote Monday to reinstate one of the two Black Democratic lawmakers expelled by Republican colleagues for their gun control protest on the Tennessee House floor after a deadly school shooting — essentially, sending him back after a long weekend.Nashville’s metro council has called the meeting to address the vacancy left by the expulsion on Thursday of former Rep.

Justin Jones. Many councilmembers have publicly commented that they want to send Jones back to the statehouse. The vote will happen as state lawmakers hold their first floor sessions since last week’s expulsion votes.Expelled Memphis Rep.

Justin Pearson, meanwhile, could be reappointed at a Wednesday meeting of the Shelby County Commission.FILE - (L-R) Democratic Reps.

Justin Pearson of Memphis, and Justin Jones of Nashville, are pictured at the State Capitol Building on April 6, 2023, in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Seth Herald/Getty Images) Special elections for the seats, which have not yet been set, will take place in the coming months.

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