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Alderman (City Council), City of Gallatin

At-large

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A member of the Gallatin City Council, which adopts the city's budget and ordinances.

Nonpartisan; the sample ballot lists each candidate as an Independent Candidate. Open seat: at-large Alderman Steve Fann withdrew from the race.

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Sean ClarkSubmitted photo, via the Gallatin News

Sean Clark

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  • Opposes annexation and density approved without weighing their impacts
  • Supports giving residents, not insiders, a voice at City Hall
  • Supports rejecting proposals not in residents' best interest
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  1. Opposes annexation and density approved without weighing their impacts

    Campaign announcement: Sean Clark for Gallatin City Council, At-Large

    News coverage · Gallatin News (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 17, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “we've seen continued annexation and high-density development approved without adequately addressing the impact on our schools, infrastructure, traffic and quality of life”
  2. Supports giving residents, not insiders, a voice at City Hall

    Campaign announcement: Sean Clark for Gallatin City Council, At-Large

    News coverage · Gallatin News (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 17, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “You shouldn't have to be a developer, a political insider or part of the "correct" group to have your voice heard at City Hall.”
  3. Supports rejecting proposals not in residents' best interest

    Campaign announcement: Sean Clark for Gallatin City Council, At-Large

    News coverage · Gallatin News (Main Street Media of Tennessee) · Sep 17, 2026 · mainstreetmediatn.com

    “be willing to say "no" when a proposal isn't in the best interest of Gallatin's citizens”

Jerry Joslin

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