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Freddie O'Connell's Scorecard: Nashville

Mayor of Nashville, Tennessee · Pop. 684K

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Tracked

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Kept

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Broken

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Partial

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In Progress

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Other

33% fully kept · 0% broken

All Promises (3)

Target: Voter-approved transit plan by November 2024
Actual: $3.1B plan approved by voters in November 2024

O'Connell unveiled the 'Choose How You Move' transit plan in April 2024 and placed it on the November 2024 ballot. Nashville voters approved the $3.1 billion plan, which includes 12 transit centers, 17 park-and-ride facilities, bus rapid transit lines, and hundreds of miles of new sidewalks. This is the largest transportation investment in Nashville history.

Source: Nashville Banner, Axios Nashville, WSMV, Nashville Scene

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Build 12 transit centers and 17 park-and-ride facilities to reduce commute times for Nashville workers.
Freddie O'Connell, Mayor·Apr 2024·Choose How You Move plan·Transit
In Progress
Target: 12 transit centers, 17 park-and-rides
Actual: Funding approved; construction planning underway

The Choose How You Move plan was voter-approved in November 2024 with a $3.1 billion budget. O'Connell began proposing the first transit improvements in early 2025. Construction has not yet begun on the transit centers, which are multi-year capital projects.

Source: Nashville Scene, Nashville Mayor's Office

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Too Early to Tell
Target: Multiple BRT routes, significant sidewalk expansion

The BRT and sidewalk components are part of the voter-approved $3.1B plan. Design and engineering work is underway but construction is a multi-year timeline. Too early to assess delivery.

Source: Axios Nashville, Governing Magazine

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