From knoxcountyforcofer.com:
Knox County must stop forcing hardworking taxpayers to bankroll private developer profits, and we must draw a hard line against the encroachment of progressive policies that threaten our community. Growth is inevitable, but it should never be a debt sentence imposed on current residents, nor should it be used as a backdoor for reckless, big-government agendas.
When local leaders cave to progressive mandates or approve massive developments without the infrastructure to support them, they aren't helping our community, they are shifting private business costs and ideological experiments directly onto your family’s back. You suffer the traffic jams, overcrowded schools, and rising costs while special interests pocket the rewards.
My stance is non-negotiable:
Defend Our Values, Stop Progressive Policies
End the Developer Subsidies
Infrastructure First
A Hard Line on Taxes
From votekatina.com:
Katina’s faith fuels her vision of a local government that actively works to address injustice in all its forms—from families struggling to afford to stay in Knox County, to underfunded public schools, to opportunities that too often depend upon a person’s zip code.
Knox County is at a pivotal moment. Growth is happening rapidly, and the choices we make now will determine whether that growth benefits everyone or leaves too many behind. As County Commissioner At-Large, Katina is committed to serving all of Knox County with transparent leadership, open communication, and a belief that everyone deserves a real seat at the table.
Her priorities focus on building a stronger, healthier community where we move from simply living in Knox County to truly thriving here.
Priorities:
Stronger Public Schools
Smarter Growth & Housing
Smart Infrastructure & Smart Public Services
From voteronin2026.neocities.org:
Hello, and thank you for taking the time to check out my campaign. I am running to represent the entire county, including Farragut, Knoxville, and Powell, among others. I am ready to put citizens first, it is time for us to be truly represented.
I am a 20-year-old student who has lived in Corryton my entire life. I graduated from L&N STEM Academy in 2024 and am currently studying digital media at Walters State as the class of 2026.
Issues I stand for:
Affordable & Available Housing
Community Socialization
Equal Development
Government Held Accountable
Mental Health Resources
Preserving Physical Currency
Providing Stable Infrastructure
Quality EMS Services
Responsible Spending
Road Safety