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Knox County Conservative Republicans Announce Endorsement for Betsy Henderson for Knox County Mayor in 2026
The Knox County Conservative Republicans (KCCR) proudly announce their endorsement of Betsy Henderson for Knox County Mayor in the 2026 election. As the current Knox County Board of Education member for District 6, Henderson has proven herself a steadfast conservative leader, dedicated to advancing policies that strengthen families, promote fiscal responsibility, and uphold East Tennessee values.
What We Have Accomplished Since Our Founding in 2023
Supported & Helped Adopt Legislative Changes at the State Level
KCCR members worked tirelessly to help get House Bill 0817 passed and signed into law. This law changed the way Knoxville City elections were run by allowing voters to only vote in their own district rather than in all districts.
KCCR members helped push back against gun control disguised as so-called Red Flag Laws
In addition, KCCR’s Resolutions Committee has written and distributed the following resolution to elected officials.
Helped Elect Conservatives at the Local Level
- Andy Fox – Knox County Commission, District 9
- Angela Russell – Knox County Commission, District 5
- Alex Cain – Farragut Board of Alderman
- KCCR members were instrumental in getting each of the above candidates elected. They accomplished this by knocking on doors, texting and calling voters, in addition to contributing financially.
- In addition, we won a massive victory in the 2025 Knox County Republican Party Convention, supporting a slate of five conservative candidates
Helped Elect a Conservative at the State Level in a Highly Contested Race
KCCR was instrumental in helping get Elaine Davis elected as State Representative to the 18th district.
Helped Change the Way Knoxville City Elections are Run
- Helped defeat the city of Knoxville referendum to get rid of city council districts
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Your Vote Could Be the Deciding Factor in Tuesday’s Election
I know it’s been horrible weather this week and voting has fallen to the bottom of your to-do list. And now you’ve missed early voting. So, you’re probably thinking…oh well, it’s only a local election. I’ll vote next year when it really matters. But what if I told you...
Knox County Commision Meeting September 22
On September 22, the Knox County Commission met for their regularly scheduled September session. While the session was open to the public and is available online by clicking here, the minutes of the meeting will not be made available until 60 days after the date of...
This is Our Battle Cry: “I am Charlie Kirk”
Two weeks ago, a young man climbed onto a roof, sighted in his rifle, and assassinated a man whose only crime was wanting to engage others in polite discourse. On that day, shock waves swept across the nation, powerful leaders reeled, and college students wept...
KCCRTN District Meetings
1st & 2nd Districts -- will not be meeting in September - MEETINGS will resume in october
The 1st and 2nd districts are the only two county districts completely in the city. They include all of 4th & Gill, Alice Bell, Beaumont, Burlington, Downtown, East Knoxville, Fountain City, Inskip, Lonsdale, Mechanicsville, Morningside, North Hills, North Knoxville, Old City, Park City, Parkridge, West Haven, West View, Whittle Springs. West half of Chilhowee Hills, south half of Norwood, and most of Fort Sanders and Pond Gap
3rd, 4th, & 6th Districts - meet the third Monday of the month (this is a change in the day)
Additional directions: Take Kingston Pike to Triplett Lane and turn into the first set of offices.
The 3rd district consists of Amherst, Ball Camp, Cedar Bluff, and Ridgedale.
The 4th district consists of Bearden, Blue Grass, Deane Hill, Northshore, Riverbend, Rocky Hill, Sequoyah Hills, and West Hills.
The 6th district is the northwest district of Knox County for commission and school board. It includes all of the Byington area, Cumberland Estates, Hardin Valley, Pleasant Ridge, and Solway. Almost all of the Karns area. Part of the Ball Camp community. Powell west of Clinton Highway. The north part of Norwood.
5th district - meets 4th tuesday @ 6:30pm - Farragut community center - 239 jamestowne blvd, #201
The 5th district is the most southwestern part of Knox County. It includes Choto Bend, Concord, and Farragut. A small section extends out east of I-140 in-between George Williams Rd and Westland Dr to Gallaher View Rd.
7th & 8th districts - Meets 4th Thursday @ 6:30pm = Halls Library, 4518 E. Emory Road
The 7th district is most of north-central Knox County includes Heiskell, most of Halls, and Powell east of Clinton Hwy.
The 8th district is most of east Knox County and includes Carter, Corryton, Gibbs, Holston Hills, Mascot, Ritta, and Tuckahoe, part of Midway, and the east side of Shannondale.
9th District - Meets 3rd Tuesday @ 7:00pm - Shoneys, 2612 Chapman Highway
The 9th district is the south part of Knox County. It includes Forks Of The River, Island Home, Kimberlin Heights, Lake Forest, Lakemoor Hills, Mount Olive, South Doyle, South Knoxville, Topside, University of Tennessee Campus, Vestal.
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