Putting People Before Politics in Franklin Township

In Franklin Township, it’s no secret—Republicans are outnumbered. But that statistic does not tell the whole story.

Here’s the truth: while registered Democrats make up a large portion of Franklin’s electorate, a significant number of voters identify as Independents or Unaffiliated, and many more are open-minded, practical, and focused on results—not political labels.

That’s why our campaign is built on something bigger than party lines. It's built on community.

We believe local government should serve everyone, not just a political base. Your Township Council members aren’t making decisions about foreign policy or national controversies. They’re focused on fixing potholes, protecting neighborhoods, managing development, preserving open space, and making sure your tax dollars are spent wisely.

These are local issues that impact your daily life, and they deserve local solutions from leaders who care about Franklin—not party platforms.

When you vote for candidates like Christopher Lezny, Jan Brant, Sophia Georges, and Benjamin Guy, you’re voting for neighbors with deep roots in Franklin. People who are passionate about public safety, responsible development, affordability, and opportunity—for everyone.

So, yes—there’s a lot happening at the national level. But here at home, let’s focus on what really matters.

Franklin Township works best when we work together.

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