Noblesville resident enters the Noblesville Township Board race

Democrat Jenna Stewart, a Noblesville resident, has joined the race for the Noblesville Township Board. Five Republicans are running for the Noblesville Township Board in the May 5 primary. The field includes challengers Thomas Houghtalen and Jo Spangler and incumbents Joe Arrowood, Mary Sue Rowland and Peggy Pfister. Stewart Voters can select up to three candidates for the three-member board. The three GOP winners will advance to the November general election to face Democrat Paula Gilliam and Stewart. Stewart is a mom, lawyer and community advocate. She and her husband, Doug, have lived in Noblesville for more than 25 years and have two children who attend Noblesville Schools. “I am running for Noblesville Township Board because I believe our community can be well served through local control of carefully managed tax dollars,” Stewart said. Stewart has worked as a deputy attorney general, a Hamilton County deputy prosecutor and a juvenile defense and child welfare attorney. She has served as past president of her Homeowners Association and volunteered with the League of Women Voters. She said her top three campaign priorities are township transparency, accountability and engagement with Noblesville residents. “It is important that township leaders show the valuable work they are doing for the community and include residents in the conversation,” Stewart said. “The primary and unique purpose of the township is to provide assistance to residents who need food, basic essentials and help paying their bills. Taxpayers must be able to see that their dollars are helping the residents who need it. In addition, township leaders must engage with the community and elected leaders to advocate for township government.” More about Stewart’s candidacy can be found on Facebook, Instagram and ActBlue by searching Elect Jenna Stewart. Related posts: No related posts. 2026 election Share. Tumblr