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Candidate intro: Chris Thomas, running for Henderson City Commissioner

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(Each candidate who has officially filed to run for a seat in the 2026 primary has been sent a form to fill out and return to the Hendersonian.)

Name: Chris Thomas

Age: 35

Education:  B.S. Accounting, Brescia University; MBA with an Accounting Focus, University of Southern Indiana

Experience: Completion of Henderson Leadership Initiative Class of 2015, MBA level education, 10 plus years of managerial experience, Multiple nonprofit involvement including current board member for Matthew 25

Current occupation: Independent Insurance Agent with Davis Insurance Group, Inc.

Family: Wife, Morgan Thomas; Sons, Gage, 16, and Jude Thomas, 9

 Why did you decide to run for Henderson City Commissioner?

I’m running to ensure every voice in our city is heard — focusing on practical solutions that improve safety, strengthen local businesses and enhance quality of life for families.  I am a strong proponent of Fiscal Responsibility & Transparency and with a background in accounting and business, I’ll prioritize responsible budgeting, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and open communication about how funds are managed.  Lastly, I’m committed to guiding sustainable development that attracts investment, protects neighborhoods, and prepares our city for future generations. 

Why do you believe you are the best choice for this seat?

My background in business and finance gives me the skills to manage city resources wisely, ensuring responsible budgeting and efficient operations.  I’ve spent years working with local residents and businesses, understanding the challenges we face and turning ideas into real improvements for our community.  I bring a balanced, solutions-oriented approach to government—listening first, acting decisively, and always putting the city’s long-term success above politics.

What are your top priorities for the next term, if elected?

As City Commissioner, my focus will be on fiscal responsibility, ensuring every tax dollar is managed wisely and transparently to deliver real value to our community. I’m committed to investing in programs that empower our youth, helping them develop the skills and confidence to become the next generation of leaders. And I’ll work to strengthen Henderson’s infrastructure, so our city is well-prepared for sustainable growth and long-term success.

A final brief statement to support your candidacy.

I want to bring the same foundational principles that guide my life—and that I strive to instill in my children—to help make Henderson an even better place to live. Those principles are simple yet powerful: to be disciplined in our actions, compassionate in our communications, and trustworthy in our follow-through.

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