Chattanooga Mayor Race To Include Dozen Candidates - Or More

  • Saturday, October 24, 2020

There may be as many as a dozen candidates in the race for mayor of Chattanooga, and likely even more.

Picking up petitions to run thus far are Monty Bruell, D'Angelo Davis, Russell Gilbert, Tim Kelly, George Ryan Love, Andrew McClaren, Erskine Oglesby and Elenora Woods.

Others who have said they plan to run include Chris Dahl, Wade Hinton, Keith Smartt and Kim White.

Informal Chattanoogan.com polls thus far indicate that Mr. Kelly, who is an auto and motorcycle dealer, is the current front runner. Ms. White, former president of the River City Company, has been second in those polls.

Those picking up petitions for City Council seats thus far:

District 1

Chip Henderson

District 2

District 3

Ken Smith

District 4

Darrin Ledford

District 5

Isiah Hester

Alan "AJ" Holman Sr.

Leanne M. Jones

Ladarius Price

Cynthia G. Stanley Cash

District 6

Carol Berz

District 7

Raquetta Dotley

Ken Hays

District 8

D'Andre Anderson

Marie Mott

District 9

The election is next March 2.

 

Breaking News
Police Seek Help Identifying Hit And Run Driver In June 8 Incident
Police Seek Help Identifying Hit And Run Driver In June 8 Incident
  • 6/15/2024

Chattanooga Police Department's Traffic Unit is asking the public's assistance to identify the driver of a customized Ford F-150 that struck a pedestrian and left the scene last Saturday (June ... more

Latest Hamilton County Arrest Report
  • 6/15/2024

Here is the latest Hamilton County arrest report. (If your case is dismissed, just email us your name and date we ran it and we will promptly take off. Email to news@chattanoogan.com ) ANDREWS, ... more

Trucking Executive David Parker Doesn't See Battery-Powered, Autonomous Trucks Any Time Soon
Trucking Executive David Parker Doesn't See Battery-Powered, Autonomous Trucks Any Time Soon
  • 6/14/2024

Covenant Logistics CEO David Parker told the Rotary Club of Chattanooga that battery-powered trucking and autonomous trucking are both far from reality. He said the money, infrastructure and ... more