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Knox County Voting Guide 2026: 5 Steps to Vote with Confidence

Knox County Voting Guide 2026: 5 Steps to Vote with Confidence

by Knox County Conservative Republicans | Jul 15, 2026 | Featured, Knox County

The August 6 Knox County General Election and State and Primary Election is rapidly approaching. In fact, early voting begins Friday and continues through August 1. Whether this is your first election or your fiftieth, here are 5 steps to help you vote with...
What’s Actually on Your August 6 Ballot

What’s Actually on Your August 6 Ballot

by Knox County Conservative Republicans | Jul 8, 2026 | Featured, Knox County

Election Day is just around the corner. In fact, early voting starts next week on July 17. You are planning to vote, right? There is nothing worse than showing up, receiving your ballot, starting to fill it out, and realizing you are not sure what some of the...
Knox County Government 101: The Powerful (and Often Overlooked) Elected Offices You Need to Know

Knox County Government 101: The Powerful (and Often Overlooked) Elected Offices You Need to Know

by Knox County Conservative Republicans | Apr 7, 2026 | Featured, Knox County Government 101

In previous posts in our Knox County Government 101 series, we’ve discussed the elected offices of county mayor, county commissioners, and county sheriff. You might be surprised to find there are a number of other officials that are elected by the citizens of Knox...

What Does a KCCR Endorsement Mean?

by Knox County Conservative Republicans | Mar 20, 2026 | Knox County

Earning an endorsement from KCCR is not for the faint at heart. It requires hard work, strong understanding of the issues that matter to the Knoxville community, and a firm commitment to conservative values. These endorsements aren’t given on a whim, out of...
Knox County Government 101: The Powerful (and Often Overlooked) Elected Offices You Need to Know

What Does the Knox County Mayor Actually Do? A Guide to the Role and Responsibilities

by Knox County Conservative Republicans | Mar 17, 2026 | Featured, Knox County Government 101

Every four years Knox County voters elect a mayor. But how many people know exactly what that mayor does? Here’s the million-dollar question, if you don’t know the responsibilities of the office, how can you ensure you’re voting for the right person for the job.  ...
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