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  Loudon
City
 Greenback    1,102
 Lenoir City    10,117
 Loudon    5,991
 Philadelphia    607
Census Designated Place
 Rarity Bay    885
 Tellico Village    7,311
Unincorporated
 Dixie Lee Junction     
 Unita     
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Marketing Area
 Knoxville, TN     

Sub-Races
% Of Total VotesOfficeLoudon WinnerYrLoudon Votes% of Sub% Vs. Full Race
1.12% Governor   Bill Lee 22 15,285 78.15% +13.24%
1.08% President   Donald J. Trump 24 25,226 75.96% +11.77%
1.09% Senate Class I   Marsha Blackburn 24 24,848 75.77% +11.98%
0.97% Senate Class II   Bill Hagerty 20 21,890 76.40% +14.20%
8.86% TN - District 02   Tim Burchett 24 25,268 78.79% +9.53%
58.55% TN State House 21   Lowell Russell 24 17,144 79.36% -1.76%
37.31% TN Senate 05   James R. "Randy" McNally, III 22 16,194 99.99% +0.00%
1.17% Amendment 1 - Right-to-Work   Yes 22 13,524 70.58% +0.78%
1.18% Amendment 2 - Acting Governor   Yes 22 13,497 72.34% -2.28%
1.16% Amendment 3 - Remove Slavery from Constitution   Yes 22 14,537 76.85% -2.69%
1.18% Amendment 4 - Remove Minister Disqualification   Yes 22 12,906 67.98% +4.74%
1.06% SJR 127   Yes 14 8,319 56.50% +3.90%

County DETAILS
Parents > United States > Tennessee > TN Counties  
Websitehttps://loudoncounty-tn.gov/
Established May 27, 1870
Disbanded Still Active
ContributorServo
Last ModifiedRP October 27, 2023 08:49am
Description The Tennessee Constitution provides that each county (not having a metropolitan form of government) must elect a county legislative body, whose members serve a term of four years. This body is called the county commission. Loudon County has ten commissioners.

The Loudon County Commission typically meets the first Monday of every month at the Loudon County Courthouse Annex and conducts a workshop typically on the third Monday of every month at the Loudon County Office building--these meetings are at 6:00 P.M. and are open to the general public.
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Race
Demographic Amount % As Of Contributor
White - Non Hispanic 44,477 92.34% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Hispanic 2,248 4.67% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Black or African American 653 1.36% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Two or More Races 439 0.91% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Asian 180 0.37% Jul 01, 2009 RP
American Indian and Alaska Native 160 0.33% Jul 01, 2009 RP
Pacific Islander 9 0.02% Jul 01, 2009 RP
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