Troy Goodale for US House District 2

Troy Goodale lives in Knoxville, is an Oklahoma native who was raised in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area before moving to Knoxville prior to entering high school. Living in the nation’s capitol began his interest in government and politics. Troy earned a master’s degree and doctorate in political science from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Troy has been a faculty member at Tusculum College in Greeneville, TN since 2006; and currently serves there as the Chair of the Political Science & Pre-Law Department. He has also been a Lecturer at the University of Tennessee since 2003.Troy and Elizabeth Anderson are engaged and plan a fall wedding. Troy Goodale is running for John Duncan’s position in the US House of Representatives.
Drew Bennett for TN House District 21

Drew Bennett has been a Lenoir City resident for 8 years. Drew grew up just an hour south of here in Bradley County. His Dad was a Sessions Court judge for three terms in Bradley County so he has seen campaigning up close and personal. He has been knocking on doors since Junior High School. Politics are not a new thing to Drew-just the first for him as a candidate. Drew and Marta will celebrate eleven years of marriage in August – their son Andrew is 6 yrs old, and their daughter Abigail is 3yrs old. Drew has worked with Whirlpool Corporation since 2006. Drew Bennett is running for the seat Jimmy Matlock has in the TN House > that is the new District 21.
Jack McNew for TN House District 32

Jack McNew is from Roane Co & lives in Harriman. Jack spent 36 yrs as an electrician -instrument technician at Oak Ridge National Lab, and is a retired member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Jack volunteers as a (CASA) Court Appointed Service Advocate for children in the Ninth Judicial District; he is sworn to serve in both Loudon and Roane Counties. Jack is Chair Emeritus of the Board of Directors of CASA in that 9th district. Jack also works for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sponsored by United Way of Roane County. Jack McNew is active with Destination Imagination, a program that teaches creative problem solving to children. Jack is running for the seat Julie Hurley has in the TN House>that is the new District 32.
Join our Chat and Chew / Social Fun times.
The Second and Fourth Friday Mornings of the month (until October) we will gather at our Headquarters.
All are welcome.
BYOB>Bring Your Own Breakfast! From 9am till 11am...or whenever. To Chat and Chew.
The First and Third Friday Evenings of the month (until October) we will gather at our Headquarters.
All are welcome!
From 6:30pm till 9pm...or whenever. Social Hour to share community Interests, thoughts and laughs!
102 E. Broadway, downtown Lenoir City
This is our Headquarters in Lenoir City...

102 East Broadway St Lenoir City 37772
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Below are some past activities of Loudon County Democrats
Democrats in July 4th Parade in Lenoir City



Loudon County Headquarters is Open
Located at 102 East Broadway the LCDP headquarters is open for Lenoir City's Farmers Market. The Farmer’s Market will be held each Saturday until the end of July. Please stop buy and check out our plants, birdhouses and other crafts for sale.
Two local authors will be selling their recently published books on Saturdays they can make it.
Meanwhile learn what the county Democrats are doing this summer!
Be Sure to visit Headquarters during the Lenoir City Parade
July 4th 10AM.


Unions Do Matter!
Sam Alexander gave us the Facts about many current Bills in our TN Legislature that will harm our Teachers, Children, Citizens and ultimately our country as we know it. Forty people were in attendance.
Bill Cox gave us a history of unions and their value to our democracy.

Thank You to Richard Dawson for being our Guest Speaker at our
Bean Dinner on April 29,2011..good food and comradery.

Click on 'Read More' Below to see Photos from the Dec 2010 Christmas Party....
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