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United States Representative in Congress 1st Congressional District November 3, 2026 · McCracken County sample-ballot publication
GENERAL ELECTION NOV 3 2026
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James R. COMER Explore the numbers
Ballot overview November 3, 2026 · McCracken County ballot electorate · United States Representative in Congress 1st Congressional District
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United States Representative in Congress 1st Congressional District — votes / selections
Official sample ballot ↗ · October 24, 2026
United States Representative in Congress 1st Congressional District · November 3, 2026 · McCracken County ballot electorate Candidate / option Source label Votes / selections James R. COMER Republican Not reported Photo not verified John "Drew" WILLIAMS
Democratic Not reported Photo not verified Write-in
Write-in option Not reported
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