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Lebanon Junction City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Tim
Sanders

Tim Sanders, the incumbent, is running for Lebanon Junction City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 6 seats.

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The race · City Council

  1. 01James R. Erdbrink JrIncumbent
  2. 02Anthony HellardIncumbent
  3. 03Randall LogsdonIncumbent
  4. 04Allie PhillipsIncumbent
  5. 05Tim SandersYou’re reading
  6. 06Teresa Smither-PrestonIncumbent
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Member of the Lebanon Junction City Council, running for re-election in 2026.
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Nonpartisan

The City Council race is uncontested: James R. Erdbrink Jr, Randall Logsdon, Tim Sanders, Allie Phillips, Anthony Hellard and Teresa Smither-Preston are the six candidates for six seats. Kentucky Secretary of State · Nov 3, 2026

On the record: Tim Sanders

6 sourced
01Officials' pay1 sourced position

  • as reported by The Pioneer News; not a direct quote

    Proposed raising the mayor's pay from $1,500 to $2,000 a month and council pay from $150 to $200 a month.

    Own statementThe Pioneer News · Jan 1, 2026Link

02Lot sizes2 sourced positions

  • as reported by The Pioneer News; not a direct quote

    Asked to table the first reading of a proposed R-5 zone with smaller 50-foot lots until the council got a better explanation (November 2025).

    Own statementThe Pioneer News · Nov 27, 2025Link

  • as reported by The Pioneer News; not a direct quote

    Said it would not be fair to let new development build with sewers before current residents who want sewer service have it.

    Own statementThe Pioneer News · Jan 1, 2026Link

03Data centers1 sourced position
04Yard signs1 sourced position

  • as reported by The Pioneer News; not a direct quote

    Said a city ordinance on political yard signs was unnecessary because a state statute already covers them.

    Own statementThe Pioneer News · Apr 2, 2026Link

05Past elections1 sourced position

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