The latest print edition of The Tennessee Journal is out. Here is what is in it:

— Early voting gets underway, candidates make final push for campaign case.

— Key race update: Shelby County prosecutor, a challenge from the far right for the state Senate majority leader, embattled Rep. Todd Warner struggles to raise money, and a déjà vu in Knoxville.

— Succeeding Slatery: Supreme Court opens application window for next attorney general.

— From the campaign trail: Harwell comes under attack for 2001 vote on immigrant driver’s licenses.

Also: Key lawmaker sees dim future for charter schools operated by Hillsdale College, Diana Harshbarger hosts a fundraiser for a 5th District candidate, Weston Wamp’s polling on Chattanooga stadium comes under fire from current leadership, and Jim Strickland makes a conditional statement about his political future in Memphis.

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