Bryant Barnette For Mayor of Clinton Iowa 2027

Bryant Barnette For Mayor of Clinton Iowa 2027 My name is Bryant Barnette, I am a future candidate for mayor of Clinton Iowa. I will make restore transparency and accountability through my leadership.

07/02/2026

Let’s Make Clinton Iowa Better Again Join me In This Journey United We Stand Divided We Fall

We The People

We Will RiseUnited Together United We Stand Divided We Fall
06/28/2026

We Will Rise

United Together

United We Stand Divided We Fall

06/21/2026

Please allow me to introduce myself, my name is Bryant Barnette and I am running for Mayor of Clinton, Iowa!

In my view, it is time for Clinton to have a Mayor who will provide all citizens with the following: Listen to your citizens, Serve your citizens, Provide leadership that understands who the government serves, The people.

THE STORM OF THE FUTURE will not come as a result of anger. Rather, it will come from a motivated, determined group of citizens who believe that THEY can make a difference and that THEIR FUTURE IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR. Together, we will MAKE A STRONGER CLINTON FOR GENERATIONS TO COME!

FACE EVERYTHING AND RISE is the platform for this campaign. "Face Everything and Rise" means:

1) We will face our problems head-on, instead of turning away from them;
2) We will listen to the concerns of our citizens;
3) We will stand firm when we make the difficult decisions.

Our commitment to taxpayers includes, but is not limited to: Supporting local businesses; Building an accountable and responsive city government.

When faced with barriers, WE WILL RISE! When we face adversity, WE WILL RISE!

Please allow me to introduce myself, my name is Bryant Barnette and I am running for Mayor of Clinton, Iowa!In my view, ...
06/21/2026

Please allow me to introduce myself, my name is Bryant Barnette and I am running for Mayor of Clinton, Iowa!

In my view, it is time for Clinton to have a Mayor who will provide all citizens with the following: Listen to your citizens, Serve your citizens, Provide leadership that understands who the government serves, The people.

THE STORM OF THE FUTURE will not come as a result of anger. Rather, it will come from a motivated, determined group of citizens who believe that THEY can make a difference and that THEIR FUTURE IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR. Together, we will MAKE A STRONGER CLINTON FOR GENERATIONS TO COME!

FACE EVERYTHING AND RISE is the platform for this campaign. "Face Everything and Rise" means:

1) We will face our problems head-on, instead of turning away from them;
2) We will listen to the concerns of our citizens;
3) We will stand firm when we make the difficult decisions.

Our commitment to taxpayers includes, but is not limited to: Supporting local businesses; Building an accountable and responsive city government.

When faced with barriers, WE WILL RISE!
When we face adversity, WE WILL RISE!

United We RiseLet’s all show up to to The People House know as City Hall on Tuesday June 9th 2026 at 4pm to protest 5pm ...
06/08/2026

United We Rise

Let’s all show up to to The People House know as City Hall on Tuesday June 9th 2026 at 4pm to protest 5pm COUNCIL MEETING cause when We Show Up Together, We Are Stronger Together

Bryant Barnette
Community Advocate for the citizens of Clinton Iowa
“The Storm of the Future”

UNITED, WE STAND AND DIVISION WE FALL

WE ARE CLINTON IOWA STRONG
WE ARE AGAINST DATA CENTERS HERE IN CLINTON, IOWA STRONG

HOPE SEE YOU THERE

United We Rise Movement join us at City Hall on Tuesday , June 9th, 2026, where we will gather to show the Clinton City ...
06/05/2026

United We Rise Movement join us at City Hall on Tuesday , June 9th, 2026, where we will gather to show the Clinton City Council our support by encouraging them to vote YES on the moratorium for the proposed QTS Data Center.

All of our voices matter, and we need to make sure that the City Council knows that we all want to protect our community from the effects of the proposed data center.

Bryant Barnette, Community Advocate for the Citizens of Clinton, Iowa – “The Storm of the Future.”

I received this Email From Cody Seeley today

United We Stand Divided We Fall

06/05/2026

I sent this to Dave Thompson Quad Cities Regional Business Journal.

June 5, 2026

Dear Mr. Thompson:
From the Quad Cities Regional Business Journal.

Thank you for reaching out to me about the proposed data center in Clinton, Iowa. As of June 5, 2026, our community has been having numerous discussions regarding this development. The next update is that there will be a vote on the proposed city council moratorium on June 9th at 5:00 PM.

This moratorium will allow for additional time for city officials, residents, experts, and stakeholders to carefully evaluate the impacts of this project prior to making irreversible decisions. Due to the magnitude and scale of this development, many people feel that the decision to put a moratorium on this project would be reasonable and necessary.

Throughout this process, residents have expressed their concern about various issues that include water consumption, power demand, environmental effects, infrastructure capacity, public transparency, zoning, as well as long-term effects on the City of Clinton. In addition, numerous residents have questioned if the estimated benefits outweigh the risk and if sufficient information will be provided from the developer to allow residents to make an educated choice on this project.

The developer of the proposed data center has a strong belief that the proposed Clinton Data Center Development Project would add a tremendous economic benefit to the surrounding community of Clinton. In addition, the developer believes that project will provide the city and region with jobs that pay wages above the median wage for the area and will also bring approximately $2 million annually in sales tax to the city of Clinton. The developer is committed to using local suppliers when possible to develop and complete this project. Furthermore, the developer believes that this project will provide a much-needed source of tax revenue for the City of Clinton.

Several residents are still uncertain; there are Important questions that have not been answered. With this in mind, as part of the upcoming moratorium vote, City Council will have an opportunity to show they are listening to the public's concerns, that the proposal will be thoroughly reviewed and that the City is taking steps to ensure that residents will be adequately represented before decisions regarding this matter are made.

I view it as more than one particular project; this is about where Clinton will go in the future and how the people that live in the area can have the chance to influence developments that affect our community for many generations to come. Any large-scale development should be held to account through an open and transparent process that fully considers potential benefits and negative impacts.

Citizens of Clinton deserve to have clear information on the projected demand for utilities, environmental ramifications, infrastructure required, the economic benefits, and any other potential costs that will, in the end, be transferred to taxpayers, to build public confidence in the Council's decision-making process by including all opportunities for residents to be heard during the process.

The City Council meeting on June 9, 2026 is poised to be one of the most highly attended and participatory meetings in the history of the City of Clinton, Iowa, with residents from all over the community coming together to speak about this project and the moratorium. The decision by the Council during this meeting will also likely shape the next phase of this discussion and whether or not further public engagement and additional study will take place prior to taking further action on this issue.

I think we can all agree that this type of decision should be reviewed thoroughly and have a lot of participation by the public.

The future of Clinton should not only be determined by outside sources of investment; it should also be determined by the voices of the citizens of Clinton.

The City Council Meeting on June 9, 2026 is the focus of all present and future discussions on this issue, and the results of this vote will help establish a path forward for the proposed data center and future development in Clinton.

Thank you for allowing me to respond.

Sincerely,

Bryant Barnette
Community Advocate Clinton, Iowa

"Storm of the Future"

It’s time we rise up against your government Let’s pack City Hall and fight for our rights and say no to data center her...
06/05/2026

It’s time we rise up against your government
Let’s pack City Hall and fight for our rights and say no to data center here in Clinton Iowa tell them to vote yes for moratorium

On May the 25th, Memorial Day, Americans gather in remembrance of those who served and died in defense of our country.Th...
05/25/2026

On May the 25th, Memorial Day, Americans gather in remembrance of those who served and died in defense of our country.

These are the brave soldiers, Marines, sailors, and airmen that have served with honor and bravery during their time in uniform, answering the call of duty and defending our freedoms, protecting our homeland, and preserving everything that makes our nation strong. Many of these heroes will never return home; however, they will never be forgotten and their memory will continue to live.

Memorial Day is not just about getting a day off of work; it is a day for us to remember those that lost their lives in battle as well as to give thanks for the freedoms we have because of those that gave of themselves to help ensure our freedoms. Memorial Day is a special time for reflection, to honor and remember anyone that served our country, and to give thanks.

We also honor families of the fallen who continue to support our country with great fortitude and patriotism while dealing with the loss of their loved ones. Their sacrifices also helped to write the story of this great nation.

As we stand together today under the American flag, let us remember all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and have given everything they have for their country, their duty, and for all generations to come that they will never know.

Let us continue to honor the sacrifices of the fallen by remaining united as one nation and trying to lead a life that is worthy of what they have given. May God bless all of our fallen heroes and their families.

The “Storm of the Future” my speech will focused around the following concepts:1. “We the People.” The government (local...
05/25/2026

The “Storm of the Future”

my speech will focused around the following concepts:

1. “We the People.” The government (local, state and federal) has a legal duty to represent the citizens of this country before corporations and/or political agendas.

2. The proposed data center is more than just another construction project; it has the potential to create a decision that could affect Clinton well into the future for many generations.

3. Citizens should have complete access to all transparency concerning any agreements before finalization.

4. Data centers use an enormous amount of electricity and water which puts an enormous amount of pressure on local infrastructure and resources.

5. Working families should not be responsible for the financial burden of corporate development projects.

6. Citizens have a constitutional right to question, receive answers, and hold the government accountable for their decisions.

7. Due process must include honesty, public participation, and open debate; due process does not mean rushing to make a decision by keeping it a secret.

8. Under the oath of office, officials have a responsibility to protect the citizens of this country and to uphold the Constitution.

9. Across the country, many communities have raised concerns about:

- Increasing the demand for electricity
- Increasing the demand for water
- Increasing the pressure on infrastructure
- Adversely affecting the environment
- Additional tax burden to taxpayers
- Little or no long term jobs created as a result of these developments.

10. Citizens of Clinton are not against progress or technology, but demand accountability and transparency.

11. Trust in the public system is eroded when corporations appear to have more influence than the average person.

12. The First Amendment provides every citizen with the right to express their opinions, to assemble peacefully, and to petition their government.

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