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Your local officials
civicseat.com · as of October 6, 2026
https://civicseat.com/tn/knoxville/who-represents-me?district=district-2
Your ballot, November 3, 2026
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Governor
- Charles Van Morgan (Independent)
- Dave Seeman (Independent)
- David Hatley (Independent)
- Dean Brewer (Independent)
- Eddie Lee Murphy (Independent)
- Jerri Green (Democratic)
- Karl Knox Smithson (Independent)
- L. Webb Taylor (Independent)
- Lauren Pinkston (Independent)
- Marsha Blackburn (Republican)
- Misam Abidi (Independent)
- Ray Brown (Independent)
- Robert C. Vick (Independent)
- Victor L. Scoggin (Independent)
- Wendell Jackson (Independent)
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United States Senate
- Andrew Gerena (Independent)
- Bill Hagerty (Republican)
- Catherine Barcel "Barcy" Whitson (Independent)
- David Sutman, Jr. (Independent)
- James William Macon III (Independent)
- Jeremy Dean Hearn (Independent)
- Marquita Bradshaw (Democratic)
- Robert Jones (Independent)
- Tharon Chandler (Independent)
- Yoshi D. Matthews (Independent)
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United States House of Representatives — District 2
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- Adam Heimerman (Independent)
- Bruce Fine (Independent)
- Michaela Barnett (Democratic)
- Tim Burchett (Republican)
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Tennessee Senate — District 5
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- David Miller (Democratic)
- Jimmy Matlock (Republican)
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Tennessee Senate — District 7
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- Bryan Langan (Democratic)
- Richard M. Briggs (Republican)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 14
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- Jason Zachary (Republican)
- Lindsay Young Honaker (Democratic)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 15
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- Sam McKenzie (Democratic)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 16
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- Eliza Boles (Democratic)
- Michele Carringer (Republican)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 18
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- Bryan Goldberg (Democratic)
- Elaine Davis (Republican)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 19
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- Dave Wright (Republican)
- Jenny Fowler (Democratic)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 89
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- Justin Lafferty (Republican)
- Randy DeBord (Democratic)
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Tennessee House of Representatives — District 90
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- Gloria Johnson (Democratic)
Questions on your ballot
- Constitutional Amendment #1
- Constitutional Amendment #2
- Constitutional Amendment #3
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Your representatives
Tip: press Ctrl/⌘-P to print or save this as a card.Knox County, TN Board of Commissioners
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District 2
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At-Large Seat 10
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At-Large Seat 11
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Executive offices
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Knox County Mayor
Held by Glenn Jacobs (2018–present)
District boundaries courtesy of Knoxville-Knox County-KUB GIS (KGIS), Knoxville-Knox County Planning (MPC), and the Knox County Election Commission.
Knox County, TN Board of Commissioners — meetings & how to be heard
- When & where it meets
- The Commission generally holds its regular voting meeting once a month at the City County Building, 400 Main Street, Knoxville, usually preceded by a work session earlier in the month. The official calendar lists the exact date, time, and location.
- How to speak
- The Commission sets aside time for public comment at its meetings. Residents who wish to speak are generally asked to sign up in advance with the County Clerk's office, and a per-speaker time limit may apply. The official meeting notice states the current procedure.
- Comments & deadlines
- Any deadline to sign up to speak, or to submit a written comment for the record, is set for each meeting; the County Clerk's office can confirm the current deadline and format.
- Your representatives
- Knox County Commission — official directory: https://www.knoxcounty.org/commission/
Source: Knox County Commission, knoxcounty.org — https://www.knoxcounty.org/commission/
Upcoming meetings & agendas: https://civicseat.com/tn/knox-county/commission/upcoming
Or pick your district
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Knox County, TN Board of Commissioners
City of Knoxville, TN City Council
Town of Farragut, TN Board of Mayor & Aldermen
You are also represented by the elected executive offices of City of Knoxville — the mayor and the other offices on the public record.
District boundaries courtesy of Knoxville-Knox County-KUB GIS (KGIS), Knoxville-Knox County Planning (MPC), and the Knox County Election Commission. This tool identifies the elected body that represents an address; it is not an official source for voter registration or polling places.