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While running for re-election as Mayor, Freddie O'Connell is campaigning on affordable housing and transit issues in Nashville, addressing a plan by an Atlanta-based company and spoofing his opponent's ad.

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While running for re-election as Mayor, Freddie O'Connell is campaigning on affordable housing and transit issues in Nashville, addressing a plan by an Atlanta-based company and spoofing his opponent's ad.

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  1. A neighborhood coalition in Nashville is seeking city conversation regarding the future of a specific property after a petition was filed.Sub-event
  2. O'Connell campaigns on housing/transit in Nashville, addressing a specific company plan and political rival.1 source

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