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8/17/2018
The filing deadline for city, school board and conservation supervisor races came to a close Tuesday afternoon.
The following is a list of those who filed along with those who previously filed for other offices that will be appear on the November general election ballot:
Mt. Sterling Mayor
Al Botts
Curt Steger
Mt. Sterling City Council
(Six seats)
Nicholas Breiner
Danielle King
Pam Murphy
Steven Ray Trimble
Roger D. Barnes
Roy K. Reid
Debbie Helton
David P. Shepherd
James A. “Tony” Tipton
Darrell Mandrell
Mayor of Camargo
Clayton Neal
Camargo City Commissioner
(Four seats)
Kimberly Kirby
Sherri Beam
Dewayne Williams
Mayor of Jeffersonville
Steven Earl Barnes
Harold Williams
Jeffersonville City Commissioner
(Four seats)
Steve Murphy
Justin H. Thorpe
Mark Terry
David H. Amburgey
Christine Harris
Greg Arnett
Earl Johnson
School Board District 1
Carmela Fletcher-Green
School Board District 2
Bill R. Morgan
ConServation
supervisor
(Three seats)
Linda Carol Webb
John D. Gabbard
Danny Montgomery
The previous races are all non-partisan.
Other races that will appear on the November ballot are as follows:
Judge-executive
Greg Garland (R)
Wallace “Wally” Johnson (D)
County Attorney
Kevin Clay Cockrell (D)
Property Valuation Administrator
Floyd Arnold (D)
Sheriff
David Charles (R)
Kevin W. Carroll (D)
County Clerk
Chris Cockrell (R)
Circuit Clerk
Tanya P. Terry (D)
Jailer
Eric Jones (D)
County Commissioner DistRict 1
Jack “Rackle” Adams (D)
County Commissioner District 2
Bobby Stinnett (R)
Billy Ray Fawns (D)
County Commissioner District 3
Stephen Challis (R)
Melody Jo Townsend (D)
County Coroner
Jimmy A. Adams (D)
County Surveyor
Rodney D. Jones (D)
Constable District 1
Dustin L. Sayre (R)
Larry Goldie (D)
Constable District 2
Ronnie G. Myers (D)
Constable District 3
Tim Stacy (D)
Justice of the Peace District 1
No filings
Justice of the Peace District 2
Shannon Denniston
Justice of the Peace District 3
No filings
state rep. 74th District
David Hale (R)
James Davis (D)
State Senator 28th District
Ralph Alvarado (R)
Denise Gray (D)
U.S. Rep. Sixth District
Andy Barr (R)
Amy McGrath (D)
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