Election 2022: Where the Votes Were

An analysis of precinct and district totals shows higher turnout in more Republican areas and a bipartisan Election Day surge.

Trump’s Eroding Edge

With the election still too close to call, an analysis of the president’s performance in Knox County highlights his electoral struggles.

Where did Bernie and Biden show strength on Tuesday? What happened to Bloomberg between early voting and Election Day? Here’s our precinct analysis.

Hills and hollers meet subdivisions in a rugged northwestern district, where Republicans win 3 out of every 4 votes.

Gibbs is entirely rural and overwhelmingly Republican

In Beaumont and Western Heights, a racially diverse district leans toward Democrats (when it votes at all).

The east side of Cedar Bluff Road is a mix of intense commercial and residential development, with voters who zig-zag over party lines.

Colonial Village anchors a middle-class South Knoxville district that splits its votes but trends Republican.

The historic neighborhoods of Fourth and Gill and Old North Knoxville have seen a lot of turnover but remain strongly Democratic.

Anchored by West Town Mall, this busy area with engaged neighborhoods leans toward Democrats.