KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. — There are several contested Knox County Commission races on Thursday's ballot.
Commissioners serve four-year terms. They are limited, generally speaking, to two consecutive terms.
In District 1, which covers East Knoxville, Democrat Dasha Lundy competed against Independent Reginald Jackson after incumbent Evelyn Gill was ousted in the March primary.
District 1 winner - Dasha Lundy (D)
In District 2, which includes North Knoxville, Democrat Courtney Durrett is competing against Republican Grant Rosenberg for Carringer's old seat.
District 2 winner - Courtney Durrett (D)
In District 4, which includes the West Hills and Rocky Hill areas, Democrat Todd Frommeyer ran against Republican Kyle Ward. Commissioner Hugh Nystrom is not seeking reelection.
District 4 winner - Kyle Ward (R)
In District 5, which covers far west Knox County, Democrat Kimberly Peterson challenged incumbent John Schoonmaker.
Some other commissioners have no opponent as they seek a second term.
District 5 winner - John Schoonmaker (R)
In the Public Defender's Office race, Republican Eric Lutton faced Independent Sherif Guindi.
Public Defender's Office winner - Eric M. Lutton (R)
In the Knox County Law Director's Office race, Republican David Buuck faced Independent Jackson Fenner.