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Mayor, City of Germantown

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor heads the City of Germantown's government and presides over its Board of Mayor and Aldermen.

Nonpartisan.

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Edgar BabianCampaign photo — VOTE411 (League of Women Voters)

Edgar Babian

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The gist

  • Proposes a property tax freeze for senior citizens
  • Supports term limits of two terms, then one off
  • Opposes more apartments in Germantown
  • Supports widening Forest Hill-Irene Road
  • Pledges full funding for Germantown's police and fire departments
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  1. Proposes a property tax freeze for senior citizens

    Platform: Edgar Babian for Mayor of Germantown

    Campaign website · Edgar Babian for Mayor · edgarbabian.com

    “Property tax freeze for senior citizens”
  2. Supports term limits of two terms, then one off

    Platform: Edgar Babian for Mayor of Germantown

    Campaign website · Edgar Babian for Mayor · edgarbabian.com

    “Champion term limits: two terms, then at least one term off”
  3. Opposes more apartments in Germantown

    VOTE411 Voter Guide: Germantown Mayor

    Candidate questionnaire · League of Women Voters of Tennessee (VOTE411) · onyourballot.vote411.org

    “Keep apartments out.”
  4. Supports widening Forest Hill-Irene Road

    Platform: Edgar Babian for Mayor of Germantown

    Campaign website · Edgar Babian for Mayor · edgarbabian.com

    “Widen Forest Hill-Irene Road to ease congestion and improve safety”
  5. Pledges full funding for Germantown's police and fire departments

    Platform: Edgar Babian for Mayor of Germantown

    Campaign website · Edgar Babian for Mayor · edgarbabian.com

    “Fully fund police and fire with competitive pay and equipment”
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Tony SalvaggioOfficial photo — City of Germantown (via the Internet Archive)

Tony Salvaggio

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