City
City Commissioner, City of Henderson
- Vote for
- 4
- Candidates
- 6
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: City commissioners and the mayor make up the City of Henderson's board of commissioners, which passes city ordinances and adopts the budget. Commissioners are elected citywide.
Nonpartisan. Vote for up to four.
Taxes & budget
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
No documented position found.
Chris ThomasNo party listed
No documented position found.
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
- Opposes city overspending as bonding capacity shrinks
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
- Supports keeping property taxes and utility costs low
- Proposes returning part of utility revenue to residents
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
- Supports keeping the city in good financial standing
Public safety
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
- Supports adding police officers to fully staff shifts
Chris ThomasNo party listed
No documented position found.
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
No documented position found.
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
No documented position found.
Housing
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
- Supports affordable housing across all income levels
Chris ThomasNo party listed
No documented position found.
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
No documented position found.
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
- Supports partnering with a developer on affordable apartments
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
No documented position found.
Economy & jobs
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
- Supports simplifying the process of starting a business
- Supports stronger incentives to recruit new businesses
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
No documented position found.
Chris ThomasNo party listed
- Supports recruiting skilled-labor and technology employers
- Proposes preferential utility rates to attract companies
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
No documented position found.
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
- Supports recruiting retail along the I-69 corridor
Roads & infrastructure
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
No documented position found.
Chris ThomasNo party listed
No documented position found.
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
- Supports connecting the city's walking and biking paths
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
- Supports keeping both Twin Bridges open
Environment & parks
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
- Supports more investment in youth activities and sports
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
No documented position found.
Chris ThomasNo party listed
No documented position found.
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
No documented position found.
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
No documented position found.
Health & human services
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
- Proposes a domestic violence shelter and mobile crisis unit
Chris ThomasNo party listed
- Supports utility and property tax breaks for nonprofits
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
No documented position found.
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
No documented position found.
Government & transparency
Isaac Michael ChurchNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kristie RandolphNo party listed
- Supports more open and accountable city government
Chris ThomasNo party listed
- Supports streamlining the city codes department
Tom WilliamsNo party listed
- Proposes later city commission meeting times
Robert N. PruittNo party listed
No documented position found.
Kelsey HargisNo party listed
No documented position found.
Challengers are listed first and incumbents last; otherwise candidates appear in ballot order. The Gist does not rank, rate or endorse candidates. Only positions backed by a cited source are shown; 8 issues covered in this race.