Boone County voters face a number of important decisions on election day, November 8, not just for national elections, but for state and local offices, from commission/councils to Soil and Water Conservation supervisors to boards of education.
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The choices vary from precinct to district so while we provide a sample county ballot here, voters should note the choices that are relevant to the individual voting precincts.
Everyone will be offered the choices for:
U.S. President/Vice President: Donald Trump/Michael Pence; Hillary Clinton/Timothy Kaine; Gary Johnson/Bill Weld; Rocky De La Fuente/Michael Sternberg; Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka; Even McMullin/Nathan Johnson.
U.S. Senator: Rand Paul; Jim Gray
U.S. Representative in Congress/4th Congressional District: Thomas Massie; Calvin Sidle.
These candidates have no opposition in their races:
State Senate, 11th District: John Schickel
State Representative, 60th District: Sal Santoro
State Representative, 63rd District: Diane St. Onge
State Representative, 66th District: Addia Wuchner
State Rpresentative, 69th District: Adam Koenig
All precincts have these choices:
Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors (Four): Jason Roberts, Debra Messer, Kristin Scott, Victor Vanover, Christopher Benton, Brian Rickert
Verona will vote for the State Representative, 61st District: Brian Linder; Kevin Napier
City of Florence
City Council (Six): Duane Froelicher, Curt Bessette, Linny Cloyd, Patricia Wingo, J. Kelly Huff, Jo Anne Henry-Bessette, Julie Aubuchon, Lance Howard, Gary Winn, Mel Carroll, David A. Osborne
City of Union
City Commissioners (Four): Ken Heil, John Mefford, Eric Dulaney, Jeremy M. Ramage, Bryan Miller
City of Walton
City Council (Six): Stephanie Williams, Rosalyn Beach, Matthew Brown, Marguerite Stewart, Gabriel Brown, John Wainwright, Mike Wood
In addition, there are a number of school board races, which can be found on the sample ballot.
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Click here for Precinct Information and Locations.
If you aren’t certain of your precinct location or legislative district, click here to find that information.
Stay tuned to the NKyTribune for more coverage on key races on the November ballot.
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