Axios
Influential business groups and progressive grassroots organizations coalesced around their preferred Metro Council candidates in recent weeks, creating a tug-of-war for control of the city’s legislative body.
Though they sometimes agree on big-picture issues, the business community and the activist groups have differing visions for how Metro should be run.
The two sides disagreed several times during the past four years, notably on the $2.1 billion financing plan for the Titans and on the pilot project for the police department to begin using license plate readers.
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