Johnnie Turnidge · Parker Town Council
Keep Parker,Parker.
A neighbor running to manage growth wisely, fix traffic first, and protect what makes this town home.
Time-sensitive · Nomination petition
Help get Johnnie on the ballot.
Before a single vote is cast, Johnnie's nomination petition needs signatures from registered Parker voters to be filed with the Town Clerk. If you can sign — or gather a few signatures on your street — raise your hand now.
Help us reach 100 signatures
2 of 100
What I'm for
Three things, done right.
Growth that fits
Welcome the $400 million reshaping Mainstreet — and insist every new project pays its own way, fits Parker's character, and never outruns roads, water, and schools.
Read the plan →Traffic first
Corridor fixes on Parker Road come before new density — every time. Traffic impact becomes a deciding factor in development review, not a footnote.
Read the plan →Respect for taxpayers
Budgets in plain language, public input before decisions, and no spending that can't be justified on results. Every dollar started at a Parker kitchen table.
Read the plan →
A neighbor, not a politician
Johnnie has the receipts.
Johnnie didn't decide to run at a fundraiser. He decided in traffic on Parker Road, at kitchen tables with neighbors, and in council meetings where the public got three minutes and the developers got the rest.
Every claim on this site links to a source you can check — meeting minutes, budgets, filings. That's how he'll vote, too: homework first, out loud, on the record.
Mark the mailbox
OCT 12
Ballots mail to every Parker voter. No polling place, no lines — your kitchen table is the booth.
38 days until ballots arrive
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Ballots mail Oct 12–16
Every registered Parker voter gets one automatically. Nothing to request.
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Vote at your kitchen table
Take your time. Look things up. The booth is wherever your coffee is.
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Drop box by 7 PM, Nov 3
Six 24/7 boxes around Parker — or mail it back by Oct 26 to be safe.
“Johnnie shows up, listens, and does the unglamorous homework. That's exactly what this council is missing.”
26 Parker neighbors have weighed in on the Pulse — from 80134 to 80138.
Ways in
Pick your lane.
Volunteer an hour
Knock a few doors, deliver signs, or write one letter. An hour actually moves a town race.
Volunteer an hourTake a yard sign
Free, delivered to your door, and the single most visible thing a neighbor can do.
Take a yard signChip in $25
Neighbor-funded, $500 local limit, every dollar public record. No special interests — just us.
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