A recent development in local politics has been reported by the Nashville Banner. Johnny Garrett has emerged as the winner of the TN-6 GOP primary. As a result of this win, Garrett will proceed to the next stage of the election.
His opponent in the upcoming contest has been identified as Mike Croley. Further information about this development can be found in the Nashville Banner, which initially reported the outcome of the TN-6 GOP primary and the upcoming matchup between Garrett and Croley.
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