City
City Council, City of Shelbyville
- Vote for
- 6
- Term
- 2 years
- Candidates
- 9
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The city council is the City of Shelbyville's legislative body: it passes ordinances and adopts the city budget. Its six members are elected citywide to two-year terms.
Nonpartisan. Nine candidates for up to six seats. On the ballot in the Shelbyville #1, #2 and #3 precincts and part of the South Shelby, Charleston, Adams Station, Weissinger, Osprey Cove, Jail Hill, Boone Station, Town N Country and Shelbyville #4 precincts (sample ballot).
Public safety
Larry BrownNo party listed
No documented position found.
Ross WebbNo party listed
No documented position found.
Amy Stover SmithaNo party listed
No documented position found.
Thomas Clark SampsonNo party listed
No documented position found.
James MulcahyNo party listed
No documented position found.
Sally Pollett ZaringNo party listed
No documented position found.
Frank PageNo party listed
- Supports fully staffing and equipping police, fire and public works
Georgina R. IversNo party listed
No documented position found.
Pam Heady Wininger CarterNo party listed
No documented position found.
Economy & jobs
Larry BrownNo party listed
- Supports keeping data centers away from populated areas
Ross WebbNo party listed
No documented position found.
Amy Stover SmithaNo party listed
No documented position found.
Thomas Clark SampsonNo party listed
- Supports job growth through development that fits the community
James MulcahyNo party listed
- Supports the city's moratorium on new data centers
Sally Pollett ZaringNo party listed
No documented position found.
Frank PageNo party listed
- Opposes large data centers in Shelbyville
Georgina R. IversNo party listed
No documented position found.
Pam Heady Wininger CarterNo party listed
No documented position found.
Roads & infrastructure
Larry BrownNo party listed
No documented position found.
Ross WebbNo party listed
No documented position found.
Amy Stover SmithaNo party listed
No documented position found.
Thomas Clark SampsonNo party listed
No documented position found.
James MulcahyNo party listed
- Supports handicapped-accessible public transportation in Shelbyville
Sally Pollett ZaringNo party listed
No documented position found.
Frank PageNo party listed
No documented position found.
Georgina R. IversNo party listed
No documented position found.
Pam Heady Wininger CarterNo party listed
No documented position found.
Health & human services
Larry BrownNo party listed
No documented position found.
Ross WebbNo party listed
No documented position found.
Amy Stover SmithaNo party listed
No documented position found.
Thomas Clark SampsonNo party listed
No documented position found.
James MulcahyNo party listed
- Supports city efforts to keep Shelbyville's hospital open
Sally Pollett ZaringNo party listed
No documented position found.
Frank PageNo party listed
No documented position found.
Georgina R. IversNo party listed
No documented position found.
Pam Heady Wininger CarterNo party listed
No documented position found.
Government & transparency
Larry BrownNo party listed
- Supports more transparency in city spending and purchasing
Ross WebbNo party listed
No documented position found.
Amy Stover SmithaNo party listed
No documented position found.
Thomas Clark SampsonNo party listed
No documented position found.
James MulcahyNo party listed
No documented position found.
Sally Pollett ZaringNo party listed
No documented position found.
Frank PageNo party listed
No documented position found.
Georgina R. IversNo party listed
No documented position found.
Pam Heady Wininger CarterNo 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; 5 issues covered in this race.