Williamson County Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Jason Greathouse is a Democrat. No additional biographical information, offices held, or jurisdictions are available in the provided research notes.

Jessica Lucyshyn is a Republican Party candidate running for election to represent District 12 on the Williamson County Schools board in Tennessee. She advanced from the Republican primary on May 5, 2026, and is on the ballot for the general election on August 6, 2026.

Judy Lynch Herbert is an incumbent Republican County Commissioner for Williamson County, District 2, having served since 2000. A seventh-generation Williamson County resident, she is also a farmer who raises beef cattle and grows hydroponic tomatoes, and is retired as a program manager at Child Support Services.

Priorities: Preserving the county's character through responsible growth · Fiscal responsibility and efficient spending · Promoting high educational standards and prudent school budget management

Diane Pedrick Giddens is running for County Commissioner in the May 5, 2026, Republican Primary. She expresses a deep passion for making a positive impact and contributing to Williamson County, where she has deep roots.

Donna Clements is a Republican Party member of the Williamson County Schools in Tennessee, representing District 8. She assumed office on September 1, 2022, and her current term is set to end on September 1, 2026.

Cory Martin is an Independent candidate. No additional biographical information or details about the offices or jurisdictions he is seeking were available in the provided research notes.

No biographical information was found for Kimberly L. Calcote in the provided research notes.

Kristi Bidinger is an Independent candidate running for election to the Williamson County Schools to represent District 6 in Tennessee. A parent of a Williamson County Public Schools student, she has been actively involved with the PTO. Bidinger's career experience includes working as an executive assistant.

Priorities: Advocating for fully funding public schools and increasing pay for teachers and staff. · Ensuring safe learning environments and supporting minority students. · Providing resources and support for teachers, including dedicated lesson planning time and administrative assistance.

Andy Marshall is a Republican candidate for Williamson County Mayor. He is the founder and CEO of A. Marshall Hospitality, which includes Puckett's Restaurants, Scout's Pub, and Deacon's New South. He advocates for conservative fiscal management and strategic growth in Williamson County.

Priorities: Manage growth and invest in infrastructure, prioritizing roads and protecting open spaces and rural buffer zones. · Implement conservative fiscal management, cut wasteful spending, and keep taxes low. · Fully fund first responders and teachers, and develop innovative solutions for attainable housing.

BK Muvvala is an Independent candidate running for Mayor of Williamson County, Tennessee, in the August 2026 election. He is focused on addressing challenges such as rapid growth, rising home costs, and infrastructure strain through steady leadership, clear communication, and transparency. Muvvala aims to ensure a safe, affordable, and well-planned community for all residents.

Priorities: Ensure infrastructure is ready before development is approved, addressing growth, traffic, and school capacity. · Implement fiscal transparency and accountability through public dashboards and budget explanations.

Jennifer Parker Konyn is a Democrat. No specific biographical information or offices held by Jennifer Parker Konyn were found in the provided research notes.

No biographical information for Kevin G. Townsel was found in the provided research notes. Therefore, a summary of their background and political career cannot be generated at this time.

Ali Adair is a Republican candidate running for election to the Williamson County School Board to represent District 10 in Tennessee. A native of Williamson County, Adair is a healthcare revenue cycle performance management professional and a parent of children with special learning needs. She is on the ballot for the Republican primary on May 5, 2026.

Priorities: Support for teachers · Parental engagement and involvement · Budget and growth

Elliot Franklin is a Republican who previously served on the Santa Ana City Council. He is currently an elected member of the OC GOP Central Committee.

Drason Beasley is a Republican candidate for Williamson County Commission in District 12. He currently serves as the director of Williamson County’s Juvenile Detention Center and has been a member of the Williamson County School Board since 2022.

Priorities: Eliminate Critical Race Theory and other radical ideologies from schools · Remove age-inappropriate materials from school libraries and classrooms

Franklin County Commissioner Ricky Jones recently secured his third term representing District 1, winning re-election against challenger Russell Turner. Jones expressed gratitude for voter support and stated his commitment to addressing long-overdue county issues.

Traci Anderson was introduced as the new office manager for an agency associated with the Texas Historical Commission (THC) and the Texas Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission (THGAAC). She was noted for her experience and contributions to the agency.