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City Commissioner, City of Franklin

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4
Term
2 years
Candidates
12
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: Franklin's four city commissioners and the mayor make up the board of commissioners, which passes city ordinances, adopts the budget and hires the city manager. Commissioners are elected citywide to two-year terms.

Nonpartisan. Twelve candidates for up to four seats. On the ballot in the Robey, East Door, Public School, West Door, Adsit Shop, Harristown and Fairview precincts (sample ballot).

Ryan Alan Frye

No party listed

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No documented position found.

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Emerson Kochenderfer Jr.Franklin Favorite

Emerson Kochenderfer Jr.

No party listed

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  • Opposes the proposed data center in Franklin
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  1. Opposes the proposed data center in Franklin

    Kochenderfer files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Apr 16, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “now we have to endure the possibility of a data service center and the cons of that monstrosity”

Nathan A. Brace

No party listed

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Bryan Calvert

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  • Supports funding a mental health professional for emergency calls
  • Opposes the incoming data center
  • Pledges to decline a salary and serve one term
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  1. Supports funding a mental health professional for emergency calls

    Calvert files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Apr 2, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “would hope the city and county could find the funding to hire a mental health professional that could help all first responders”
  2. Opposes the incoming data center

    Calvert files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Apr 2, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “Calvert takes issue with the incoming data center, believing most people in Simpson County do not want it.”
  3. Pledges to decline a salary and serve one term

    Calvert files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Apr 2, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “Calvert said he would not be taking a salary for this position and will only run for one term.”
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William "Bill" ShookFranklin Favorite

William "Bill" Shook

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  • Supports transparent, proactive city leadership that plans ahead
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  1. Supports transparent, proactive city leadership that plans ahead

    Shook files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Jan 22, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “through collaboration, transparency, and proactive decision-making, we can strengthen trust in city government”
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Adrienne McNew

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  • Supports keeping residents heard and informed
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  1. Supports keeping residents heard and informed

    McNew files for Franklin City Commissioner

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Jun 11, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “I believe people want to be heard and informed”
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Steve Butt

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  • Supports growth that preserves Franklin's small-town charm
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  1. Supports growth that preserves Franklin's small-town charm

    Butt files for Franklin City Commissioner

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Jun 11, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “making thoughtful decisions that support growth while preserving small-town charm”
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Tom Otto

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  • Supports controlled and regulated development in Franklin
  • Supports restoring unity between Franklin and Simpson County
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  1. Supports controlled and regulated development in Franklin

    Otto files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Mar 5, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “I am for progress. I am for development. I believe it needs to be controlled and regulated.”
  2. Supports restoring unity between Franklin and Simpson County

    Otto files as Franklin City Commission candidate

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Mar 5, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “it is becoming Franklin and Simpson. This needs to be reversed.”

Mark Dobbs

No party listed

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Suzanne Forshee

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  • Supports transparency and responsible decision-making in city government
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  1. Supports transparency and responsible decision-making in city government

    Forshee files for Franklin City Commissioner

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Jun 18, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “thoughtful leadership, transparency, and responsible decision-making are essential”
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Jamie Powell

No party listedIncumbent

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  • Voted for raising Franklin's property tax rate to 11 cents
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  1. Voted for raising Franklin's property tax rate to 11 cents

    Franklin City Commission approves property tax hike to 11 cents in 3-2 vote

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Sep 17, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “Mayor Larry Dixon voted alongside Commissioners Wendell Stewart and Jaime Powell to pass the increase”

Dale McCreary

No party listedIncumbent

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  • Voted against raising Franklin's property tax rate to 11 cents
  • Voted against the TenKey agreement on Kroger Road costs
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  1. Voted against raising Franklin's property tax rate to 11 cents

    Franklin City Commission approves property tax hike to 11 cents in 3-2 vote

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Sep 17, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “Commissioners Kelly Bush and Dale McCreary voted against the motion”
  2. Voted against the TenKey agreement on Kroger Road costs

    City commission approves $8.6 million Kroger Road project

    News coverage · Franklin Favorite · Aug 6, 2026 · franklinfavorite.com

    “The motion passed by a three to two vote, with Bush and McCreary casting the dissenting votes.”

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