New BCDP officers. (L-R) Chair Sarah T. Herron, Vice-chairs Nathan Higdon, and Patti Larimer Young. Photo by Rene Hoyos

BLOUNT DEMS ELECT NEW LEADERSHIP

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Delegates and 2019-21 newly elected officers of the Blount County Democratic Party

(BLOUNT COUNTY, TN) The first regular meeting of the newly elected Executive Committee will be April 11, 2019 starting at 6:30 PM at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Alcoa, TN.

The Blount County Democrats elected new officers and district representatives at the biennial convention on March 31, 2019. The convention was held at the Bird and the Book, lower level of Southland Books in Maryville, TN. All were elected for two-year terms.

Elected as officers were:
Sarah Herron Chair.
Nathan Higdon 1st Vice-Chair
Patti Young 2nd Vice-Chair
Mary Lynn Snyder Treasurer
Marte Lawrence Secretary

The following were elected as District Representatives. The districts correspond to the Blount County Commission districts.

District 1 Dorothy Kincaid, Ed McDaniel
District 2 Dan McCord, Judy Lovely
District 3 Bob Effler, Sue Hanye
District 4 Jeff Barbra, Dan Dulik, Mary Lynn Snyder
District 5 Alan Coulter, Peggy Jackson
District 6 David Clifford, Linda Gentry
District 7 Jimmy Long,
District 8 Robert Wilson, Sue DuBois
District 9 Brent Dotson, Fran Bunse
District 10 Terry Morgan, Jack Goodwin

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