About David
A Fishers Dad
Fighting for Our Schools
David Turk grew up in Hamilton County, attending Noblesville High School before heading to Purdue University, where he met his wife Rachel and earned his BS in Biology.
After college, the two moved to Champaign, Illinois to start their family. When COVID hit, the experience in their local schools was a hard lesson in what bad looks like. Their son James is blind, and the school's answer was to teach him Braille over Zoom. That was not acceptable. In the fall of 2021, David and Rachel moved their family to Fishers specifically because of how good HSE schools are, and they have never looked back.
Their three kids, Lore, James, and Lyon, all attend Brooks School Elementary. The special needs programs have been a lifeline for James, and the difference from what they left behind is something this family is grateful for every single day.
David is a real estate developer and problem solver who has always found value in the public school system. His mother was a public school teacher who poured her heart into her students, often spending her own money to make sure they had what they needed. He knows how hard teachers work and how much they deserve a school system that works for them too.
HSE has given his family so much. Now David wants to give back.
David and James
Lore at Brooks School Elementary
HSE gave my family everything. I'm running to make sure it stays that way for every family here.
David Turk, Candidate for HSE School Board District 3
The Turk Family
Life
On the slopes
Colts fans through and through
Fall fun with the family
David and Lore
What David Stands For
Priorities for HSE
Protect Special Needs Programs
Every student deserves the support they need to succeed. David will fight to protect and strengthen the programs that serve students like his son James.
Keep Great Teachers in HSE
HSE needs to be a place where teachers want to work. David understands what teachers sacrifice and will work to make sure the budget reflects their value.
Smart, Responsible Budgeting
As a businessman and a dad, David brings both the financial discipline and the personal stake to make sure every dollar goes where it helps kids most.
Make Your Voice HeardVote
David
Turk
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 — Polls open 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
October 6 through November 2, 2026. Hamilton County Judicial Center and Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Fishers satellite locations at Roy G. Holland Memorial Park and Billericay Park Building also expected closer to Election Day.
Hamilton County voters may vote at any county vote center during early voting.