Special Note to Tennessee Readers!

Huey Report2026 Election, Events, Tennessee

▶ Key Takeaways
  • Craig Huey is inviting Tennessee readers to two free talks in Knoxville and Loudon.
  • The presentations will examine campaign strategies, voter participation, and election activity.
  • Attendees will learn how political campaigns build support and turn that support into votes.
  • The talks will cover local elections, voter guides, turnout, and practical civic participation.
  • Readers are encouraged to choose a September 8th or 9th event and add it to their calendars.

“It couldn’t happen here. This is Tennessee.”

I wouldn’t bet our future on that.

That’s why I’m personally inviting you to hear me in one of the two talks I’m giving near you.

You see, I’m concerned about America’s drift toward radical socialism.

And I don’t believe living in a red state means we can afford to ignore what happens in our own communities—or nationally.

That includes our local and state elections.

So, I’m personally inviting you to a special, insider talk I’m giving—at no cost—at two locations: one in Knoxville and the other in Loudon.

What are the socialists and radical Democrats planning right now?

Why can candidates with more money, bigger names, and establishment support still lose?

And what can ordinary citizens do instead of watching and worrying?

I’ll address those questions—and what you can do—at these upcoming free talks:

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 – Knoxville – 6:30 p.m. Eastern

The Christian Voter 2026: Biblical Non-Negotiables Every Christian Must Know and an Action Plan for Turning Things Around

First Baptist Concord,11704 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37934

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 — Loudon – 8:30 a.m. Eastern

Behind the Scenes: The Invisible Army Impacting the 2026 Election — An Action Plan to Stop It: Nine Under-the-Radar Things You Should Know

Toqua Grill, 200 Toqua Club Way, Loudon, TN 37774

Choose whichever talk is more convenient. Both address what’s happening behind the scenes—and practical steps you can take.

Here’s what makes these presentations different.

I’ll bring my experience in political consulting and advanced marketing to the political strategies we hear about every day—but rarely see explained from the inside.

Not just what a campaign says.

How it really reaches people. How it builds support. And how that support does—or doesn’t—become votes.

Here’s some of what you’ll discover:

  • More money. A bigger name. Still a loss. Why it happens.
  • The “invisible army” behind a knock at the door. The national training, technology, and coordination supporting what looks like a handful of local volunteers.
  • Could a “blue tsunami” begin in races you barely notice?
  • The power of the Christian vote. How to activate pastors and church members.
  • The weakness hidden inside “We’re a red state.” What statewide results don’t tell you about your school board, city council, county government—and judges.
  • The voter guide that deserves a second look. How these guides influence decisions—and how to get the most from them.
  • The turnout gap an angry social-media post cannot close. What Tennessee and national participation estimates reveal about the difference between enthusiasm and actual voting.
  • Deception! How voters are being misled right now.
  • Twelve practical ways to participate. What ordinary citizens can do without running for office, writing a huge check, or turning politics into a full-time job.

I know you’re busy.

That’s why I want you to leave with something more useful than another list of reasons to be upset.

A clearer picture of what’s happening. And an action plan for what you can do about it.

You can follow the news every day and still miss what is happening underneath it.

These talks will help you connect the pieces, understand what deserves your attention before November—and see where you can make a difference.

Please choose September 8 or September 9 and put it on your calendar now.

Don’t leave it until election night to ask, “What could I have done?” I hope you’ll join me.

Best wishes,

Craig Huey

P.S. Have a friend who would be interested? Please forward this invitation.