Precinct Profile: Knox County #37

North of I-640, a once reliably Republican collection of middle-class postwar neighborhoods is trending toward the center.

Precinct Profile: Knox County #70E

Ball Camp and its sprawling subdivisions make up the heart of a suburban precinct full of reliably Republican voters.

Knoxvillians who live between Pond Gap and Middlebrook Pike in West Knoxville tend to support Democrats.

In the heart of East Knoxville, a district full of African-American history and Democratic voters.

The district that includes North Knoxville’s Lincoln Park neighborhood is more diverse, less affluent and more liberal than the county as a whole.

This wealthy waterfront sector south of Farragut throws its political weight behind the Republican Party.

The North Cedar Bluff precinct, home to private schools and major regional employers, leans toward the GOP.

Half-in and half-out of the city, this South Knox district includes most of the Urban Wilderness and leans Republican.

Off Pleasant Ridge Road and Merchant Drive, a rolling carpet of brick ranchers and middle-income households that mostly vote Republican.

Comfortable and Republican, Northshore offers suburban living plus an urban-like residential and commercial center.