Harry McKee is a non-partisan candidate seeking re-election as Arlington Alderman Position 5 in the August 6, 2026 municipal general election. First elected to the Town of Arlington Board of Mayor and Aldermen in 2005, McKee has served five consecutive four-year terms. He has held the position of Vice Mayor since 2007, establishing a long-standing record of local governance service in Shelby County. McKee’s recent legislative activity includes voting unanimously with his colleagues in September 2022 to approve a resolution studying the construction of roundabouts at I-40 expressway ramps within Arlington. His public presence extends beyond policy, as evidenced by his participation in community events such as the 2021 Memorial Day service, where he was photographed assisting a World War II veteran. In reflecting on his 2022 re-election victory over challenger Steven Smith, McKee emphasized the honor of serving the town again and noted the respectful nature of the campaign, stating that he and his opponent remain friends. The provided biographical material does not identify any prominent public controversies or ethical issues associated with his tenure. Information regarding his education, professional career outside of town government, and family life was not located in available sources.