2026 CANDIDATE

Sandra Wilson

Paducah City Commission

NonpartisanCity of Paducah

Sandra Wilson
Photo creditSandra Wilson: City of Paducah photograph, used with permission confirmed by Thomas Pepperz.Resized and framed for display.

NOVEMBER 3, 2026

Election results

Unofficial results · McCracken County report · captured Nov 4, 7:55 AM CST

Votes
4,070
Share of reported selections
20.7%
Paducah City Commission · vote for 4 · sorted by votes
CandidateVotesShare
Dujuan ThomasNonpartisan
4,32522.0%
Sandra WilsonNonpartisan
4,07020.7%
3,99920.4%
Gerald WatkinsNonpartisan
3,63218.5%
3,61218.4%
Write-in votes00.0%

Unofficial until certified. Shares are of all reported selections in this race, including write-ins. Voters could choose more than one candidate, so shares do not show a share of voters.

About Sandra Wilson

Background

  • The city’s biography identifies Wilson as a commissioner and mayor pro tem. It records her first commission election in 2012 and her seventh in 2024. [1]
  • It describes her career in public affairs at Westvaco, her appointment as Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce president and CEO in 2013, and graduation from Murray State University. [1]

A current campaign platform has not been verified for this summary.

Summary reviewed October 25, 2026. Campaign statements are attributed to their sources.

Campaign finances

Campaign filing sourceKentucky Registry of Election Finance

6 report versions listed in this snapshot

Source captured . Counts include original and amended versions; they are not a count of distinct reporting periods.

Financial totals are unavailable here while reporting periods and amendment relationships are verified.

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Campaign & public profiles

THE OFFICE

What a Paducah city commissioner does

  • Paducah is governed by a Board of Commissioners: the mayor and four commissioners, elected citywide on a nonpartisan ballot. [1]
  • The board sets the policies that govern the city. The mayor and the commissioners have equal votes. [1]
  • The board appoints the city manager, who oversees the city's daily operations and its roughly 330 full-time employees. [1]
  • Commissioners serve two-year terms; the mayor serves four years. [1]
  1. City of Paducah: Government structure Checked

Sources

Biography statements cite their sources inline. Campaign-finance records link to the filing agency. The portrait’s credit is under the photo. ProPaducah does not endorse candidates.

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