Bowling Green elections · Candidate listing
Thomas Alan Morris
Bowling Green City Commission (vote for up to four)
Nonpartisan · Incumbent
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Candidate websiteBackground
Morris is a Bowling Green small-business owner and former computer engineer who worked at NCR and EMC and later founded Sustainnovators LLC, a real-estate investment company. His campaign describes him as running for City Commission in 2026; no sourced statement of how long he has lived in Bowling Green was found.
Sources: Tom Morris — 2026 Bowling Green City Commission, Bowling Green City Commission Election 2026: Voter Guide
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Data centers
Morris says a waiting period on data centers was needed to hear more community voices. (His campaign website also outlines views on affordability, Flock cameras, small businesses, meeting access, noise and energy costs.)
Tom Morris — 2026 Bowling Green City CommissionFlock cameras
He says Flock cameras can help police solve serious crimes, but opposes unauthorized tracking.
Tom Morris — 2026 Bowling Green City CommissionHousing affordability
He calls housing affordability a local concern and says Bowling Green is not exempt from the broader housing affordability crisis.
Tom Morris — 2026 Bowling Green City Commission
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