Precinct Profile: Knox County #50S

Marble City is a working-class, Demoratic-leaning section of the city along Sutherland Avenue.

Precinct Profile: Knox County #32

Spring Hill is a quiet section of the city that is a political battleground come election time.

Northeast Fountain City is overwhelmingly residential in character and in politics mostly Republican.

The Town of Farragut is simultaneously young and historic, an affluent suburb that votes Republican.

Heiskell in rural North Knox County is fertile ground for Republican candidates.

In the southeast corner of the county: riverbends, a Bible college and a whole lot of Republicans.

This North Knoxville area has residents with a wide range of incomes who reliably vote for Democrats.

In West Hills, mid-century ranchers, a fiercely protective neighborhood association, and a Republican electorate shifting toward the center.

On the University of Tennessee campus, voters are young and mostly Democratic — although the sororities lean Republican.

Lying between Oak Ridge and Knoxville in Northwest Knox County, Solway is a rural community friendly to Republican candidates.