Franklin Township Board Member, Floyd County

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4 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026 · Franklin Township voters

What this office does

One of three members of Indiana's township board, the township's legislative body. The board adopts the township budget and sets its tax rates and levies, fixes the pay of township officers and employees, and reviews the trustee's annual report of receipts and spending.

Candidates

Ann Heitkemper

Democrat
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Donna Hublar

Democrat
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Sheldon Shaffer

Republican
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David L Wright

Republican
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Who is running for Franklin Township Board Member, Floyd County in 2026?
Ann Heitkemper (Democrat), Donna Hublar (Democrat), Sheldon Shaffer (Republican) and David L Wright (Republican).
What does this office do?
One of three members of Indiana's township board, the township's legislative body. The board adopts the township budget and sets its tax rates and levies, fixes the pay of township officers and employees, and reviews the trustee's annual report of receipts and spending.
Who should I vote for in the Franklin Township Board Member, Floyd County race?
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When is the election?
The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.

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