CAMPBELL COUNTY, TN (WLAF)- Three municipalities will have elections in November. Caryville, Jellico and La Follette will fill a total of 13 upcoming vacancies. As of close of business Wednesday, a total of 22 individuals had requested petitions.
“We are urging candidates to turn in as early as possible to verify the required 25 signatures. We highly request candidates to fill their petition with the full 50 signatures due to inside city rules and voters signature eligibility. We still have quite a few petitions that haven’t been received. If anyone has any questions, call our office at 423.562.9777,” said Mallory Rosenfeld, Administrator of Elections.
The election is Tue., Nov. 3, with Thu., Aug. 20, at noon being the last day to turn in a petition to seek office.
Caryville will elect a mayor and three aldermen. On the ballot, three aldermen seats are up, the seats of Josh Monday, Vickie Heatherly and Jordan Cross. The remaining term, two years, of former mayor David Chambers is on the ballot.
So far, Ramsey Bloy, Jerry Chadwell and Josh Monday are the only candidates who have requested a petition to run for alderman at Caryville while Mayor Beth Lawson requested a petition to run for mayor. Bloy and Chadwell are running for Alderman Ward 1, Monday Alderman Ward 2.
At Jellico, a mayor and six aldermen will be elected.
A couple of openings on the City of La Follette Council will need to be filled. Chuck Queener and Stephanie Solomon’s terms are nearing their end. Three individuals have requested a petition as of Wednesday afternoon.
Here is who has picked up a petition so far.
Caryville Mayor
Beth Lawson
Caryville Alderman (3)
Ramsey Bloy Alderman Ward 1
Jerry Chadwell Alderman Ward 1
Josh Monday Alderman Ward 2
Jellico Mayor
Bobby Fuson
Brian Pitts
Justin Trett
Sara Barton
Jellico Alderman (11)
Teresa Adkins
Chris Blair
Tonia Brookman
Molly Caudill
Joel Creekmore
Marie Dunaway-Meadors
Matthew Faulkner
Bobby Fuson
Bethany Hendrickson
Mitchell Long
Karen Shannon
Council for La Follette
Cliff Jennings
David Wilson
Stephanie Grimm-Solomon



(WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED-08/20/2026-6AM)

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