Is it time to look at Independent write-in candidates for County Commission?
Submitted by Number9 on Wed, 2006/06/14 - 5:13pm.
Will there be Independent write-in candidates that will file before June 23rd to offer voters the chance to make a protest vote against the nine term limited incumbents? If people come forward as Independent write-in candidates to offer you this choice will you vote for them?
On another front, are these the people you feel are best qualified to re-write our Knox County Charter?
KNOX COUNTY CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE NOMINEES
District 1: Commissioner Diane Jordan and Doug Minter
District 2: Commissioner David Collins and Nancy Young
District 3: Commissioner Ivan Harmon and David Duncan
District 4: Commissioner Phil Guthe and Bruce Anderson
District 5: Commissioner Mike Hammond, Linda Ford and Ken Dunlap
District 6: Commissioner Larry Stephens and Laura Bailey
District 7: Commissioner Mary Lou Horner and Alice Loy
District 8: Commissioner John Mills and Suzanne Sanders
District 9: Commissioner Larry Clark and Carol Troyer
I don't know everyone on this list but I know enough to be very disheartened by the choices. Every name I recognize is dead set against term limits or they have reason to support those who are term-limited.
Guess we are going to end up with the same charter less term limits and a few special changes that "upsize" the power pie?
Foxes meet Henhouse.
Hey #9, here is a cause you can get behind and win. Even I'd pull for you. Go for it.
Have the appeals started on Weaver's ruling? Can there be appeals?
True happiness is knowing you are a hypocrite. -- Ivor Cutler
What a crock. Nothing but Ragsdale lappers and wanna bees.
Nothing but a bunch of public employees and political grandstanders.
With a fix it crew like that, I hope Judge Weaver tosses them all out on their ear so there is nothing to fix.
The fix would be worse than starting all over. What a disgrace.
I don't know everyone on this list but I know enough to be very disheartened by the choices. Every name I recognize is dead set against term limits or they have reason to support those who are term-limited.
Guess we are going to end up with the same charter less term limits and a few special changes that "upsize" the power pie?
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