In Knoxville’s officially nonpartisan election, GOP-backed Council candidates are running as a unified slate in hopes of unseating the incumbents in the Democratic-leaning city.
A Primary Sweep
Council incumbents flexed their muscles on Tuesday, but a strong showing by GOP-backed candidates ensures a partisan-tinged campaign in a nonpartisan election.
Setting the Stage
Today’s city primary will winnow the field of City Council hopefuls in advance of the November general election.
PAC Under Scrutiny
As early voting begins in the city, complaints question the relationships among organizations run by a conservative political consultant.
Early Voting Kickoff
City voters in five of six Council districts can cast ballots from today through Aug. 26 for the Aug. 31 primary.
A Focus on Issues Close to Home
Forums give candidates in three Council races the opportunity to reach district voters before early voting begins.
Platforms on Display
At a forum in East Knoxville, Council candidates discussed their proposals for moving the city forward. There were also some no-shows.
Council Contests: 1st District
Three candidates with sharply contrasting visions for the city are vying to represent South Knoxville and Fort Sanders.
Reconsidering Security
After a rocky start, officials have reached a consensus on reviewing the deployment of city officers in Knox County Schools.
City United on Cities United
Council unanimously approves a contract with a national association of municipalities to build an anti-violence infrastructure.
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