NASHVILLE, Tenn. – U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) completed her sixth annual tour of all 95 counties in Tennessee. During her tour, Senator Blackburn met with elected officials, law enforcement officers, small business owners, educators, farmers, manufacturers, and community leaders to discuss the Volunteer State’s most pressing issues and continued development. 

“For the sixth year in a row, I have officially visited all of Tennessee’s 95 counties. It was exciting to hear about the ways the Volunteer State continues to grow and attract families from all over the nation from local leaders and manufacturers. Across the state, Tennesseans shared their concerns about high prices and the Biden-Harris administration’s wide-open border. It is clear Tennesseans want a secure border, lower prices, and safer communities. It is an honor to represent Tennessee as the state reaches new heights in growth and development.” 

In addition to the 95-County Tour, on average each year Senator Blackburn’s office:

• Completes work on 3,500 casework issues on behalf of constituents.
• Answers 45,000 phone calls from constituents.
• Responds to 320,000 letters from constituents.
• Reaches over 225,000 Tennesseans in tele-town halls held across West, Middle, and East Tennessee.