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Questions Danville mayor's automated calls
I, along with 3,999 others in Danville received two very important phone calls this week. The first call came around 8:50 p.m. on Nov. 4, the second arrived at 6 p.m. on Nov. 5. Both calls were a recorded statement from our current mayor, Bernie Hunstad. ...Tags: Politics
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Day handily defeats Martin to keep school-board seat
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comIncumbent school-board member Amy Day won re-election Tuesday night over former Nicholasville mayor John Martin. Day first won election to the second-district seat in 2009 and received 1,635 votes to Martin’s 941 this year. She said she was glad...Tags: Politics, Local Elections
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Editorial: Thumbs up thumbs down for Nov. 8
Up Some 18,280 Jessamine County residents turned out to cast a ballot during Tuesday’s election. That means voter turnout in the county was 54.3 percent. Elections are viewed in terms of which candidate won the race, but the big winners are those...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Voting, Veterans Day
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Hunstad: 'Vicious' campaign ends in 'disservice to community'
dbrock@amnews.comThe position of Danville mayor wasn’t on the ballot, but the man who currently holds the office was heavily involved in the waning weeks of the City Commission election. Mayor Bernie Hunstad publicly supported the candidacies of Ryan Montgomery and...Tags: Politics, Voting
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Amendment to avoid "piano key lots" sour note for some land owners
brossi@jessaminejournal.comA couple of land owners are worried a proposed amendment to a subdivision regulation will hurt the property value of dozens of farmers and they plan to make their concerns heard at the next Jessamine County/Wilmore Joint Planning Commission meeting....Tags: Politics, Litigation and Regulation
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Four incumbents re-elected in Mercer
smojica@amnews.comFour Mercer County incumbents were re-elected Tuesday in two of the few contested races in the county. District 55 Rep. Kim King (R-Harrodsburg) easily won a second term against Democratic challenger Kent Stevens. King garnered 69 percent of the votes in...Tags: National Rifle Association of America, Libertarian Party, Politics, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama
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Pete repeats; Black is back on Nicholasville city commission
mmoore@jessaminejournal.comThree of the current Nicholasville city commissioners held onto their seats Tuesday, while the other lost to someone who once held a spot on the board. Betty Black earned the fourth and final spot on the board by garnering 4,454 votes, besting...Tags: Politics
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Lincoln Fiscal Court rejects move to refuse cash payments at Veterans Park
ben@theinteriorjournal.comSTANFORD — In a split decision, Lincoln County Fiscal Court voted against preventing residents from using to cash to pay for services at Veterans Park like sports sign-ups. Judge-Executive Jim Adams introduced a proposed amendment at Tuesday's...Tags: Radio Industry, Politics, Voting
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Barr earns trip to Washington with win over Chandler
Clark County voters followed a district-wide trend Tuesday by overwhelmingly favoring Republican Andy Barr for the the District 6 Congressional seat in his defeat of Democratic incumbent Ben Chandler. Barr, a Lexington attorney, lost to Chandler in...
Tags: Democratic Party, Republican Party, Politics, Metal and Mineral, Mining
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Boyle County general election results
Boyle County general election voter totals: President: Republican, Mitt Romney, 7,703; Democrat, Barack Obama, 4,471; Green, Jill Stein, 40; Independent, Randall A. Terry, 41; Libertarian, Gary Johnson, 113. U.S. Representative, 2nd District:...
Tags: Libertarian Party, Politics, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Local Elections
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Voters stand pat on Winchester city commission
The Winchester Board of Commissioners will look the same the next two years as voters selected all four incumbents to return to the board. Rick Beach, Kenny Book, Shannon Cox and Kitty Strode will retain their positions on the board. Lone challenger...
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Clark County seniors cast votes for very first time
Last fall, Essie Miller was shopping at the Winchester IGA¿when she saw a table set up allowing people to register to vote. At 88 years old, Miller decided she needed to exercise her right to vote and registered for the first time. “I¿had a big...
Tags: Democratic Party, Politics, Voting
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