Listening
City government should listen carefully to residents, employees, and local businesses before making important decisions.
Landon Saunders · City Council, Seat 2
Local Focus.
Strong Future.
I’m Landon Saunders, and I’m running for Lawrenceburg City Council, Seat 2.
I was born and raised in Lawrence County, went to Lawrence County High School, and have lived in Lawrenceburg throughout my working life. You may already know me through my work, our local businesses, or simply from seeing me around town. If we have not met yet, I hope to change that during this campaign.
I’m asking for your support—and I’m asking every Lawrenceburg voter to get informed, make a plan, and vote on November 3.
Get Campaign UpdatesYour voice matters. Your vote matters. Lawrenceburg’s future belongs to all of us.
Meet Landon
Lawrence County Roots. Lawrenceburg Invested.
Lawrence County is where I was raised; Lawrenceburg is where I have built my life and career.
I went to Lawrence County High School, and I have spent years building businesses, infrastructure, and teams in the community I love. My work brings me into direct contact with local residents and businesses every day.
It has taught me to listen carefully, understand the details, respect people’s money, and stay with a problem until it is solved.
I am not running because I believe I have every answer. I am running because I am willing to listen, ask hard questions, do the homework, and follow through.
Whether you have known me for years or we are just now meeting, I would be honored to earn your trust, your support, and your vote.
A practical approach
Why I’m Running
Lawrenceburg deserves leadership that is responsive, accessible, and focused on results.
Our city’s decisions affect families, neighborhoods, employees, and businesses every day. Those decisions should be made carefully, transparently, and with respect for the people whose lives and money are affected.
I want to bring practical, hands-on experience to the City Council while making sure local residents have a voice at the table.
Responsibility
Taxpayer dollars should be treated with the same care and accountability that people expect in their own homes and businesses.
Follow-through
Good ideas mean little without execution. Residents deserve representatives who respond, communicate, and see problems through.
Local progress
Lawrenceburg can grow while preserving the character, relationships, and quality of life that make our community home.
A personal note
You May Already Know Me
In a community like ours, there is a good chance our paths have crossed.
Maybe we have worked together, talked through a problem, met through a local business, attended the same community event, or simply passed one another around town.
If we already know each other, I hope you know that I care deeply about Lawrenceburg and that I do not give up easily when something needs to be accomplished.
If we have not met, I hope you will introduce yourself. This campaign is about listening to the people who live and work here.
Tell Me What Matters to YouA private conversation
What Matters to You?
The best decisions begin by listening.
What is working well in Lawrenceburg? What needs more attention? What would you like your next City Council representative to understand?
Whether you have a concern, an idea, or a question, I want to hear from you. You do not have to support my campaign or join an email list.
Share What Matters to YouCommunity priorities
What I’m Hearing
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Listening summaries are being prepared.
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Community submissions help inform campaign priorities but are not presented as a scientific public-opinion poll.
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Make Your Voice Heard
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Every vote helps determine Lawrenceburg’s direction. Please make a plan to vote and encourage your family, friends, and neighbors to participate as well. Dates below are from the Lawrence County Election Commission.
Election Day
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Early voting
October 14 – 29, 2026
Voter registration deadline
Monday, October 5, 2026
Absentee request deadline
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Election Commission
702 Mahr Avenue, Lawrenceburg · (931) 762-7836
Office hours
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Source: Lawrence County Election Commission (lawrencecountytn.gov)
A city we shape together
Help Shape Lawrenceburg’s Future
You do not have to agree with me on everything to talk with me. I want to understand what matters to you and what you believe our city should prioritize.
I would be honored to earn your support and your vote.
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Let’s Talk About Lawrenceburg
What is working well? What needs attention? What would you like your next City Council representative to understand?
I want to hear directly from the people who call Lawrenceburg home.
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