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Why Should Conservatives Participate in the Knox County Republican Party Reorganization Convention?
On Saturday, March 29th, 2025, the Knox County Republican Party (KCRP) will be holding its reorganization convention. With a conservative Republican in the White House and Knox County voting red, you might ask, “What’s the big deal?” Why should conservatives...
What Knox County
Conservative Republicans are About:
SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION
LIMIT GOVERNMENT
PROMOTE LIBERTY
Grassroots Taking Direct Action at Local and State Level
Taking Action at the
County Commission Level
Taking Action at the
District School Board Level
Engaging Voters
Year-Round to Promote Freedom
Supporting Conservative Constitutionalist Candidates in Republican Primaries
Supporting Conservative Republicans in General Elections
Defeating Leftist Democrats
The Power of Resolutions
A Resolution Defending Constitutional Rights to Self Defense and Supporting Public Safety
A Resolution Supporting Education Freedom and More School Choice for Families
Resolution Supporting District Nominated Candidates Being Elected by That District’s Voters
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Knox County Conservatives 1st and 2nd Districts
Meets 4th Monday of the month @ 630pm - Meeting location Alice Bell Baptist Church 3305 Alice Bell Rd
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.
Knox County Conservatives 3rd, 4th & 6th Districts
Meets 3rd Thursday of the month @ 6:30 pm Meeting Location: 9724 Kingston Pike, Building 10, Suite 1000 (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.
Knox County Conservative Republicans 5th District
Meet: 4th Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm – Meeting Location - Farragut Community Center - 239 Jamestowne Blvd, #201, Farragut
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.
For more information: Email District 5
Knox County Conservatives 7th and 8th Districts
Meets 4th Thursday of the month 6:30pm – Meeting location is Halls Library, 4518 E. Emory Road - Meeting Begins promptly at 6:30pm
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.
For more information: Email Districts 7 and 8
Knox County Conservative Republicans 9th District
Meets 3rd Tuesday of the month 7pm -- Meeting at 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.
For more information: Email District 9
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