Bowling Green elections · Candidate listing
Thomas Alan Morris
Bowling Green City Commissioners (vote for up to four)
Nonpartisan · Incumbent
Election day:
Ask AI
Background
Morris’s 2026 campaign site describes him as a small-business owner and identifies him as a candidate for Bowling Green City Commission.
What the candidate has said
Statements are attributed to the linked sources.
Data centers
Morris says the public should have a voice in data-center decisions and that a waiting period was needed to hear more community input; he also says the city’s ordinance should be improved to address community concerns.
Tom Morris for Bowling Green City Commission — PlatformHousing affordability
He says he would examine zoning policies that could increase the supply of affordable housing, including encouraging accessory dwelling units, and would work to position the city to pursue housing-related grants and policy changes.
Tom Morris for Bowling Green City Commission — PlatformGovernment transparency
He proposes livestreaming commission meetings on popular platforms such as YouTube, holding some meetings later in the day, and disclosing commissioners’ political contributions from entities with business before the commission before votes on that business.
Tom Morris for Bowling Green City Commission — Platform
Also running for Bowling Green City Commissioners (vote for up to four)
More on the Bowling Green ballot
Share this card
Copy a link to this ballot listing, download the card for a post, or copy an embed that links back to this page.

See the listed candidates for Bowling Green City Commissioners (vote for up to four)
Also in Bowling Green
Latest news
- WKU volleyball sweeps FIU to reach 12-0 in C-USA playNov 1
- Bowling Green Marathon set to begin amid traffic disruptionsNov 1


