David J. Lusby
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City
What this office does: The city council is the City of Georgetown's legislative body: it passes ordinances and adopts the city budget. Its eight members are elected citywide to two-year terms.
Nonpartisan. Fifteen names are printed for up to eight seats. David J. Lusby withdrew after the state's Aug. 24 certification date, so his name stays on the ballot; signs at polling places will say he has withdrawn (Georgetown News-Graphic; the Secretary of State's list of filings with the county clerk also shows his filing as withdrawn). Mark Showalter withdrew earlier and is not on the ballot.
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Supports studying Woodford County's data center ban for Georgetown
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 18, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“I would love for us as a council to be able to look at what they passed around that.”
Voted against city loan commitment to an affordable housing project
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 8, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“while Todd Stone, Sonja Wilkins Brent, and Karen Tingle-Sames voted against it”
Voted against city loan commitment to an affordable housing project
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 8, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“while Todd Stone, Sonja Wilkins Brent, and Karen Tingle-Sames voted against it”
Supports keeping or cutting Georgetown's property tax rate
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 18, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“Councilmember Karen Tingle Sames suggested keeping the 2025 rate or reducing it”
Voted for city loan commitment to an affordable housing project
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 8, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“Willow Hambrick, Kim Menke, and Greg Hampton voted in favor of the commitment”
Voted for city loan commitment to an affordable housing project
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 8, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“Hambrick made a motion to approve the funding commitment, citing the need for such a project in Georgetown”
Opposes any data centers in Georgetown
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 18, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“In my mind, I don't want any data centers at all”
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Voted against city loan commitment to an affordable housing project
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 8, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“while Todd Stone, Sonja Wilkins Brent, and Karen Tingle-Sames voted against it … We're not a bank, and we're not designed to be a bank”
Supports property tax relief for Georgetown residents
News coverage · Georgetown News-Graphic · Sep 18, 2026 · news-graphic.com
“this would be a perfect opportunity to show that we have a heart and give some relief back”
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