Hamilton County Administrator of Elections Assumes Role As Vice President Of The East Tennessee Association Of County Election Officials

  • Wednesday, December 13, 2023
At the annual meeting held in Pigeon Forge, Administrator Scott Allen was unanimously appointed as the vice president of the East Tennessee Association of County Election Officials.

"With a career spanning over two decades, Mr. Allen has been an integral part of Hamilton County's electoral process since assuming the role of administrator in 2020," officials said. "His deep-rooted commitment and
expertise in the field of Elections were nurtured by a familial legacy. His grandfather, Claude P.
(Bud) Knowles, Jr., a revered figure, served as an esteemed member of the Hamilton County Election Commission, subsequently becoming the administrator in 2005, holding the position until his passing in 2010."

"It is an honor to be entrusted with this responsibility by the members of the East Tennessee Association
of County Election Officials," said Mr. Allen. "I am deeply committed to upholding the principles of
integrity, fairness and efficiency in our electoral processes, a legacy passed down through generations
in my family."

"As the newly appointed vice president, Mr. Allen brings a wealth of experience and a forward-looking
vision to further enhance the association's goals," officials said. "His dedication and passion for maintaining the sanctity of elections stand as a testament to his unwavering commitment to the electoral process.

"The East Tennessee Association of County Election Officials plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration,
sharing best practices, and ensuring the highest standards in electoral procedures. Mr. Allen's
appointment stands as a testament to his leadership and dedication in furthering the association's
objectives."
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