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05/06/2026

On to August 6. The support behind this grassroots campaign to flip District 3 blue has meant so much. Thank you for being part of it.

05/06/2026

This August 6, we’ll deliver a pro-public schools majority on the School Board to build a better Knox County for all.

05/06/2026

I'm proud to officially be the Democratic nominee for Knox County Trustee. The campaign will hit the ground running in the coming days and we'd love to get you involved. Send us a message or email [email protected] if you'd like to canvass, phone bank, put a yard sign up, or write postcards. Donations can also be made at truststephen.com. Thank you for your support! 💙

02/28/2026

Don’t miss it! Tune in this Sunday @ 9:30 am to catch an exciting interview on the powerful work happening in our party to get democrats elected in Knoxville !!

Local primaries are drawing near and Democrats are hoping to snag some traditionally red seats here in Knox County. Domonica Bryan is the newest chair of the...

02/25/2026

Change doesn’t trickle down, it grows from the ground up. And our roots are right here in Knox County. We’re locking down the 865.

SPEAKER DROP #2 🚨 Meet the next wave of leaders joining us for the KYD LAUNCH:

Beau Hawk (Knox County): Knox County Mayoral Candidate.
Domonica Bryan (Knox County): Chair of the Knox County Democratic Party.

Y'all ready for the last drop? 👀

RSVP TODAY: https://mobilize.us/s/C0BiF5

Can't attend but want to fuel the movement with a donation? Support us at: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/kcyoungdems

Interested in becoming a member? Fill out a Member Interest Form: https://forms.gle/wSgJmxqJhiUEHDgd7

02/18/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson—a giant whose voice, courage, and conviction reshaped what was possible for generations of us. As I reflect on his passing, I’m reminded that leaders like him cleared the path that allows me to stand where I stand today, sworn in as Chair of the Knox County Democratic Party, the 2024 Democratic Nomiee for State Senate.

Rev. Jackson taught us to believe in our own power, to fight for justice with discipline and love, and to declare without hesitation “I am somebody.”

His work lives on in every community he lifted, every barrier he broke, and every one of us who continues the struggle for dignity, equity, and democracy.

May we honor him not only in memory, but in action.

Rest in power, Rev. Jackson. Your legacy lives in us. Domonica Bryan

02/12/2026

I’m Beau Hawk, and I’m running for Knox County Mayor.

Join us at HawkForKnox.com

As President of the local Central Labor Council, I fight every day for the thousands of union workers in Knox County who punch a clock, swipe a badge, or work for tips.

This is a campaign by and for the people of Knox County who know we need new leadership at the top to tackle the challenges ahead of us.

These are no ordinary times. I believe local leaders should be doing everything in their power to champion opportunity and affordability as Knox County grows – but the Republicans who’ve run the county for decades don’t seem to share that sense of duty.

County government is a mess. Something has to give.

That’s why I’m running: Because Knox County doesn’t need another career politician, it needs one of us to step up and change how things work.

Follow along and join us in this fight for a Knox County that works for all of us.

02/10/2026

As Chair of the Knox County Democratic Party, I am heartbroken by the passing of Diane Jordan—an extraordinary leader, a trailblazer, and a woman whose courage changed the course of our county’s history.

Diane Jordan was the first Black woman elected as a Knox County Commissioner, but she was so much more than a “first.” She was a truth teller. A fighter. A servant leader who never lost sight of the people she represented, especially those too often ignored or pushed to the margins. She showed up with clarity, conviction, and an unshakable commitment to justice, even when it was uncomfortable or unpopular.

Diane believed that public service meant standing firm, asking hard questions, and refusing to be silent in the face of inequity. She gave us a blueprint one rooted in courage, integrity, and love for community. That blueprint calls on each of us to step forward, to stay engaged, and to continue the work she so faithfully carried.

The best way to honor Diane Jordan is not only to remember her, but to continue the good fight, to get into the kind of good trouble she believed in, and to make room for more voices, more leaders, and more justice in Knox County.

We are better because of her. We are braver because of her. And we carry her legacy forward with gratitude, determination, and resolve.

May her memory be a blessing, and may her work live on through all of us. Domonica Bryan

01/31/2026

Brandy Jenkins is running for School Board in South Knoxville to bring common sense and compassion back into focus.

Her campaign is about strengthening Knox County’s public schools, supporting teachers, and ensuring every student has the support they need to succeed.

Meet Brandy and our growing slate of local Democratic candidates at the Knox Dems Local Primary Campaign Kick-Off!

Monday, February 16 from 6-8PM
Bridgewater Place (205 Bridgewater Rd.)

Click below for more details and to RSVP👇

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01/26/2026

Knox County Democrats, you're invited to the Local Primary Campaign Kickoff 🇺🇸

This is your chance to meet your local Democratic candidates face-to-face, ask the questions that matter to you, and help shape the future of Knox County.

We'll have finger foods, a cash bar, and plenty of opportunities for meaningful conversation about the issues affecting our community.

Monday, February 16th from 6-8 PM
RSVP at the link: www.mobilize.us/knoxvilledemocrats/event/875370/