General election: November 3, 2026, 6 a.m.–6 p.m. local time. No-excuse early voting: October 29–31. Check the Clerk’s instructions for locations, hours and eligibility.
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33 contests and questions in McCracken County’s two-page sample-ballot publication. It combines different electorates: one voter will not receive all 33 contests. Your residential address determines the offices on your ballot.
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Explore profiles and source notes for 12 featured candidates below. Coverage is incomplete; each summary identifies its sources and information gaps. Campaign and party statements are attributed to those sources, not independently verified outcomes or endorsements.
Campaign filing sources are available for 9 featured local candidates. Each KREF record below includes a dated report-version count. This is partial coverage, not a filing-compliance assessment; KREF’s searchable summaries are an unofficial reference.
Federal candidate profiles also include dated FEC financial summaries, with reporting periods, committees and source links. Coverage varies by candidate.
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The U.S. House lists Barr as Kentucky’s 6th District representative. His congressional biography records service beginning in 2013. [1][2]
His congressional biography lists a University of Virginia bachelor’s degree in government and philosophy in 1996 and a University of Kentucky law degree in 2001. [2]
Information still limited
We have not verified enough current campaign material for a priorities summary.
Check the dates beside each figure. Reporting periods and aggregation settings differ between candidates, so these snapshots are not a fundraising ranking.
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Booker’s campaign biography describes his previous service in the Kentucky House and advocacy for health-care access and criminal-justice reform. [1]
Stated priorities
His campaign proposes restoring Affordable Care Act subsidies, allowing Kentuckians to buy into a state-run public insurance option, and expanding prescription-drug price negotiations. [2]
His platform supports a national pause on new AI data-center construction while effects on water, utility bills and the environment are assessed. [3]
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Campbell’s campaign biography describes work in health-care settings, graduation from Eastern Kentucky University and service in the Kentucky National Guard. [1]
Stated priorities
His platform supports Medicare for All, labor protections, reproductive rights, a constitutional environmental amendment and federal term limits. [2]
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State legislatureSTATE REPRESENTATIVE 3rd Representative DistrictVote for one+
Printed electorate: UNION STATION, REIDLAND #1, CLARKS RIVER #1, WOODLAWN, HOVEKAMP, OAKDALE, COMMERCIAL (GHOST), TOWER (GHOST), PAXTON PARK, EMMA MORGAN, CHEROKEE, LONE OAK #3, BERNHARD, CONCORD, CARSON PARK, COUNTRY CLUB, REED, GOTT, AND STRAWBERRY HILL
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of votes
Candidate
Votes
Share
RB
Randy BRIDGESKentucky House District 3Republican
5,759
55.8%
MM
Michael McVICKERKentucky House District 3Democratic
4,559
44.2%
Write-in
0
0.0%
RB
Randy BRIDGESKentucky House District 3Republican
MM
Michael McVICKERKentucky House District 3Democratic
McCracken County’s biography records that Clymer took office as judge-executive in January 2019. It describes earlier service as a Paducah police officer, district judge and circuit judge. [1]
The county biography lists his law degree from Northern Kentucky University and his return to private legal practice after retiring from the circuit court in 2017. [1]
Stated priorities
His campaign emphasizes financial management, public safety and emergency communications, attracting jobs, and tourism and recreation. [2]
The city’s biography identifies Bray as Paducah’s mayor, first elected in 2020 and reelected in 2024. [1]
It describes a career in pharmaceutical distribution, including AmerisourceBergen and the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Wholesalers, and degrees from Indiana University and Ohio State University. [1]
Information still limited
A 2026 county judge-executive platform has not been verified for this summary; his mayoral biography describes a different office.
This account is linked from a previously reviewed campaign source. Campaign or personal account roles and current activity have not been independently reverified.
Campaign filing sourceKentucky Registry of Election Finance
No reports listed in this snapshot
Source captured . Counts include original and amended versions; they are not a count of distinct reporting periods.
No listed report does not establish that the campaign had no financial activity.
Financial totals are unavailable here while reporting periods and amendment relationships are verified.
In a statement published by the county Democratic Party, Tyler describes more than 22 years in the county clerk’s office, including work in vehicle transfers and renewals, line management and election supervision. She identifies her current role as chief deputy clerk. [1]
Stated priorities
Her statement emphasizes experienced, courteous service and integrity in the clerk’s office. [1]
Magisterial officesJUSTICE of the PEACE 2nd Magisterial DistrictVote for one+
Printed electorate: PAXTON PARK, HENDRON #2, EMMA MORGAN, MELBER, ROLLING HILLS, LONE OAK #1, HARPER #2, CHEROKEE, LONE OAK #2, MASSAC-MILAN, LONE OAK #3, HENDRON #1 EXT., HENDRON #4, BERNHARD, AND PEPPERS MILL
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of votes
Candidate
Votes
Share
EA
Eric ALLENJustice of the Peace 2nd Magisterial DistrictRepublican
4,846
100.0%
Write-in
0
0.0%
EA
Eric ALLENJustice of the Peace 2nd Magisterial DistrictRepublican
Magisterial officesCONSTABLE 2nd Magisterial DistrictVote for one+
Printed electorate: PAXTON PARK, HENDRON #2, EMMA MORGAN, MELBER, ROLLING HILLS, LONE OAK #1, HARPER #2, CHEROKEE, LONE OAK #2, MASSAC-MILAN, LONE OAK #3, HENDRON #1 EXT., HENDRON #4, BERNHARD, AND PEPPERS MILL
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of votes
Candidate
Votes
Share
EA
Eric AUGUSTUSConstable 2nd Magisterial DistrictRepublican
4,883
100.0%
Write-in
0
0.0%
EA
Eric AUGUSTUSConstable 2nd Magisterial DistrictRepublican
School boardsMEMBER BOARD of EDUCATION Paducah Independent School DistrictVote for up to 2+
Printed electorate: UNION STATION, JETTON, COMMERCIAL (GHOST), EMMA MORGAN, BERNHARD, AND CARSON PARK; PART OF PAXTON PARK, HENDRON #1 EXT., GALLMAN, COUNTRY CLUB, REED, AND GOTT
Some named precincts are only partly included. This directory does not determine an individual voter’s eligibility.
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of selections
Candidate
Votes
Share
FA
Felix AKOJIEMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School DistrictNonpartisan
2,631
52.9%
RP
Richard PARKERMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School DistrictNonpartisan
2,339
47.1%
Write-in
0
0.0%
RP
Richard PARKERMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School DistrictNonpartisan
FA
Felix AKOJIEMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School DistrictNonpartisan
School boardsMEMBER BOARD of EDUCATION Paducah Independent School District (Unexpired Term)Vote for one+
Printed electorate: UNION STATION, JETTON, COMMERCIAL (GHOST), EMMA MORGAN, BERNHARD, AND CARSON PARK; PART OF PAXTON PARK, HENDRON #1 EXT., GALLMAN, COUNTRY CLUB, REED, AND GOTT
Some named precincts are only partly included. This directory does not determine an individual voter’s eligibility.
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of votes
Candidate
Votes
Share
AW
Amina WATKINSMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School District · Unexpired termNonpartisan
1,898
55.8%
AS
Angela SANDERSMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School District · Unexpired termNonpartisan
1,503
44.2%
Write-in
0
0.0%
AS
Angela SANDERSMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School District · Unexpired termNonpartisan
AW
Amina WATKINSMember Board of Education Paducah Independent School District · Unexpired termNonpartisan
CityCITY COMMISSIONERS City of PaducahVote for up to 4+
Printed electorate: UNION STATION, JETTON, COMMERCIAL (GHOST), PAXTON PARK, EMMA MORGAN, BERNHARD, GALLMAN, CONCORD, CARSON PARK, COUNTRY CLUB, REED, AND GOTT; PART OF WOODLAWN, HENDRON #1, ROLLING HILLS, CHEROKEE, LONE OAK #2, LONE OAK #3, HENDRON #1 EXT., CECIL, LAMONT, AND STRAWBERRY HILL
Some named precincts are only partly included. This directory does not determine an individual voter’s eligibility.
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]
Information still limited
A current campaign platform has not been verified for this summary.
City records show Smith returned to the commission in January 2023. His city biography also describes six earlier commission terms, including service as mayor pro tem. [1][2]
The city biography describes work in food-service sales and management and later strategic planning and program analysis at the Department of Energy plant in Paducah. [2]
Stated priorities
His campaign supports building affordable homes on vacant lots, development compatible with existing neighborhoods, riverfront tourism, emergency communications and responsible management of industrial growth. [3]
The city’s biography records Henderson’s commission service beginning in January 2021 and his reelection to a third term in 2024. [1]
It describes his work as a pastor and founder of the Washington Street Community Development Corporation, along with 17 years on the Paducah Housing Authority board, including 16 as chair. [1]
Information still limited
A current campaign platform has not been verified for this summary.
City records show Thomas was elected to the commission in November 2024 for a term beginning in January 2025. [1][2]
The city’s biography describes his media and marketing business, Army National Guard service, University of Louisville education and Master of Legal Studies from American University. [2]
Stated priorities
His 2026 campaign lists transparency, flooding and stormwater infrastructure, affordable housing, road and sidewalk repairs, financial literacy, and support for veterans and people experiencing homelessness. [3]
These public accounts are linked from the candidate’s campaign website. Campaign or personal account roles and current activity have not been independently reverified.
Campaign filing sourceKentucky Registry of Election Finance
No reports listed in this snapshot
Source captured . Counts include original and amended versions; they are not a count of distinct reporting periods.
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Financial totals are unavailable here while reporting periods and amendment relationships are verified.
Constitutional questionCONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1Yes / No question+
Printed electorate: ALL PRECINCTS
Unofficial results
McCracken County votes · shares of votes
Option
Votes
Share
YES
13,658
71.1%
NO
5,553
28.9%
YES
NO
Read the exact printed amendment wording
Are you in favor of limiting a Governor's
ability to grant pardons or commute
sentences by prohibiting him or her
from granting pardons or commuting
sentences during the time period
beginning 60 days prior to the general
election at which the Governor is
elected, and ending when the Governor
is sworn in for that term by amending
the Constitution of Kentucky as stated
below?
It is proposed that Section 77 of the
Constitution of Kentucky be amended
to read as follows:
(1) The Governor shall have power to:
(a) Remit fines and forfeitures; and
(b) Commute sentences and grant
reprieves and pardons, except:
1. In case of impeachment; or
2. For the period beginning sixty days
prior to the date of the gubernatorial
election and ending the fifth Tuesday
succeeding the election.
(2) The Governor shall file with each
application therefor a statement of the
reasons for his or her decision thereon,
which application and statement shall
always be open to public inspection.
(3) In cases of treason, the Governor
shall have power to grant reprieves
until the end of the next session of the
General Assembly, in which the power
of pardoning shall be vested; but he or
she shall have no power to remit the
fees of the Clerk, Sheriff, or
Commonwealth's Attorney in penal or
criminal cases.
Republican Party · Democratic Party · Kentucky Party. The source does not print a numeric vote instruction for this panel. Read the official ballot’s instructions.
2024 Paducah and McCracken County election results
These final historical counts come from Kentucky’s official McCracken County recap. They are separate from the 2026 election. County presidential and U.S. House results cover McCracken County, not nationwide or districtwide totals.
2024 McCracken County presidential election results
9,860 valid selections · 22 reporting precincts · City of Paducah.
Percentages divide candidate votes by all 9,860 valid selections, including every listed option. Municipal counts cover eligible city voters within the reporting precincts; whole-precinct ballots do not establish city turnout.
2024 Paducah mayor election results — all listed options
26,462 valid selections · 22 reporting precincts · City of Paducah.
Voters could select up to four commissioners. Percentages use all 26,462 candidate selections, not voters or ballots. Municipal counts cover eligible city voters within the reporting precincts; whole-precinct ballots do not establish city turnout.
2024 Paducah City Commission election results — all listed options
Source and preparation: Kentucky State Board of Elections, November 5, 2024 general election; recap report 2025-04-25, 15:07 local. Extraction prepared 2026-10-25T03:20:17.772669+00:00 (UTC). Reference geometry vintage: 2024. Exact precinct-code joins do not certify legal boundaries for another election. No historical result is used as a 2026 result or forecast.
Explore McCracken County results from state-published election reports. Every race keeps its own electorate, ballot rules, report status and source. Primary results describe the primary—not November’s vote.
These tables use the reporting units printed in each source. They are not assigned to the current map; the separately checked 2024 map remains available above.
This May 21 precinct recap includes 180 McCracken votes for Nate MORRIS. The later state final certification omits that option; the raw Republican Senate recap totals 5,903 versus 5,723 for options listed in certification. These are different source editions, not interchangeable certified totals.
Final report snapshot, not an election-night arrival sequence.
Shares use every option in the reported cast-vote total before filters; withdrawn-option handling can differ in later certification. Multi-seat shares are not voter shares.
Whole-precinct ballots cannot establish city, school-district or party-primary turnout.
Printed official status is retained; certification is not independently inferred.
Unknown primary party groups have separate identities and must be labeled unverified.
UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot5,903reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Andy BARRREP
4,009
67.91%
Daniel CAMERONREP
1,432
24.26%
Nate MORRISREP
180
3.05%
Anissa CATLETTREP
52
0.88%
Michael James FARISREP
52
0.88%
George WASHINGTONREP
42
0.71%
Valerie "Dr Val" FREDRICKREP
36
0.61%
Jonathan M. HOLLIDAYREP
35
0.59%
James D. DUNCANREP
33
0.56%
A. Nick SHELLEYREP
15
0.25%
Other Donald WENZELREP
11
0.19%
Jimmy I. LEONREP
6
0.10%
Source PDF pages 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33, 37, 42, 47 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot5,808reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
James R. COMERREP
5,182
89.22%
David SIMSREP
332
5.72%
Penny ARCOSREP
162
2.79%
Robert James SUTHERBYREP
132
2.27%
Source PDF pages 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, 38, 43, 48 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot5,876reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Craig Zeiss CLYMERREP
3,104
52.83%
Matt MOOREREP
1,664
28.32%
Richard ABRAHAMREP
1,108
18.86%
Source PDF pages 2, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30, 34, 39, 44, 49 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1st District - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot5,448reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1st District - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
J. W. "Bill" BARTLEMANREP
3,691
67.75%
Danielle GUMINSKIREP
896
16.45%
Charles Jeffrey LEE SR.REP
861
15.80%
Source PDF pages 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, 31, 35, 39, 44, 49 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot5,521reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Jeff PARKERREP
3,205
58.05%
David KNIGHTREP
2,316
41.95%
Source PDF pages 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, 31, 35, 40, 45, 50 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY SURVEYOR - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot4,810reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
COUNTY SURVEYOR - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
William Noel McELYAREP
3,401
70.71%
Stephen C. CHINO JR.REP
1,409
29.29%
Source PDF pages 3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27, 31, 35, 40, 45, 50 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One)Democratic primary ballot4,019reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Charles BOOKERDEM
1,935
48.15%
Amy McGRATHDEM
1,502
37.37%
Pamela STEVENSONDEM
231
5.75%
Logan FORSYTHEDEM
130
3.23%
Joshua BLANTON SR.DEM
104
2.59%
Dale Lewis ROMANSDEM
64
1.59%
Vincent Anthony THOMPSONDEM
53
1.32%
Source PDF pages 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 36, 41, 46, 51 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2nd Representative District - (Vote for One)Republican primary ballot1,007reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2nd Representative District · 8 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option. Each party primary is a separate contest; its percentages do not represent all county voters.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2nd Representative District - (Vote for One) · May 19, 2026
Final report snapshot, not an election-night arrival sequence.
Shares use every option in the reported cast-vote total before filters; withdrawn-option handling can differ in later certification. Multi-seat shares are not voter shares.
Whole-precinct ballots cannot establish city, school-district or party-primary turnout.
Printed official status is retained; certification is not independently inferred.
Unknown primary party groups have separate identities and must be labeled unverified.
STRAIGHT PARTY15,275reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
STRAIGHT PARTY · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Republican PartyREP
10,094
66.08%
Democratic PartyDEM
4,957
32.45%
Kentucky PartyKY
122
0.80%
Libertarian PartyLIB
102
0.67%
Source PDF pages 1, 8, 13, 18, 23, 30, 35, 40, 45, 52, 57, 62 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
PRESIDENT and VICE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES - (Vote for One)31,947reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
PRESIDENT and VICE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Donald J. TRUMP J. D. VANCEREP
21,349
66.83%
Kamala D. HARRIS Tim WALZDEM
10,191
31.90%
Robert F. KENNEDY JR. Nicole SHANAHANIND
218
0.68%
Chase OLIVER Mike TER MAATLIB
97
0.30%
Jill STEIN Samson KPADENOUKY
78
0.24%
Peter SONSKI Lauren ONAK (W)
6
0.02%
Shiva AYYADURAI Crystal ELLISIND
4
0.01%
Claudia DE LE CRUZ Karina GARCIA (W)
2
0.01%
Cornel WEST Melina ABDULLAH (W)
2
0.01%
Andre Ramon MCNEIL, SR. Roschelle MCNEIL (W)
0
0.00%
Billy KELLEY, JR. Jason HOLDEMAN (W)
0
0.00%
Cherunda FOX Harlan MCVAY, JR. (W)
0
0.00%
Future Madam POTUS Jessica KENNEDY (W)
0
0.00%
James D. SODERNA Matthew J. TREWHELLA (W)
0
0.00%
Jay J. BOWMAN De BOWMAN (W)
0
0.00%
John CHENG Wayne WALIGORSKI (W)
0
0.00%
Joseph KISHORE Jerry WHITE (W)
0
0.00%
Source PDF pages 1, 2, 8, 9, 13, 14, 18, 19, 23, 24, 30, 31 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One)31,720reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
James R. COMERREP
22,129
69.76%
Erin MARSHALLDEM
9,591
30.24%
Source PDF pages 2, 9, 14, 19, 24, 31, 36, 41, 46, 53, 58, 63 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 3rd Representative District - (Vote for One)15,233reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — STATE REPRESENTATIVE 3rd Representative District · 19 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 3rd Representative District - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Randy BRIDGESREP
9,633
63.24%
Carrie Gottschalk SINGLERDEM
5,600
36.76%
Source PDF pages 3, 15, 20, 25, 32, 71, 76, 83, 88, 101, 133, 153 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY 2nd Judicial Circuit - (Vote for One)24,775reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY 2nd Judicial Circuit - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Donna L. DIXONREP
24,775
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 10, 15, 20, 25, 32, 37, 42, 47, 54, 59, 64 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
CIRCUIT CLERK - (Vote for One)24,674reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
CIRCUIT CLERK - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
Count
Share
Kim CHANNELLREP
24,674
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 10, 15, 20, 25, 32, 37, 42, 47, 54, 59, 64 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY SURVEYOR (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One)0reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
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Source PDF pages 4, 11, 16, 21, 26, 33, 38, 43, 48, 55, 60, 65 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 2nd Division (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One)21,548reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 2nd Division (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
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Lisa Payne JONES
14,137
65.61%
Jason Shea FLEMING
7,411
34.39%
Source PDF pages 4, 11, 16, 21, 26, 33, 38, 43, 48, 55, 60, 65 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
DISTRICT JUDGE 2nd Judicial District 2nd Division (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One)26,950reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 41 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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DISTRICT JUDGE 2nd Judicial District 2nd Division (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One) · November 5, 2024
Candidate / option
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Jenny HINES
14,951
55.48%
James MILLS
11,999
44.52%
Source PDF pages 4, 11, 16, 21, 26, 33, 38, 43, 48, 55, 60, 65 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
MEMBER BOARD of EDUCATION Paducah Independent School District - (Vote for Three)11,162reported selections+
Paducah Independent School District · 12 reporting precincts · Vote for up to 3.
Shares use all candidate selections, not voters or ballots.
MEMBER BOARD of EDUCATION Paducah Independent School District - (Vote for Three) · November 5, 2024
Final report snapshot, not an election-night arrival sequence.
Shares use every option in the reported cast-vote total before filters; withdrawn-option handling can differ in later certification. Multi-seat shares are not voter shares.
Whole-precinct ballots cannot establish city, school-district or party-primary turnout.
Printed official status is retained; certification is not independently inferred.
Unknown primary party groups have separate identities and must be labeled unverified.
STRAIGHT PARTY12,171reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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STRAIGHT PARTY · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
Count
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Republican PartyREP
7,629
62.68%
Democratic PartyDEM
4,542
37.32%
Source PDF pages 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
GOVERNOR and LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - (Vote for One)20,966reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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GOVERNOR and LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
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Daniel CAMERON Robert M. "Robby" MILLSREP
11,099
52.94%
Andy BESHEAR Jacqueline COLEMANDEM
9,867
47.06%
BRIAN FISHBACK (W)
0
0.00%
Source PDF pages 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
SECRETARY of STATE - (Vote for One)20,628reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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SECRETARY of STATE - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
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Michael ADAMSREP
13,672
66.28%
Charles "Buddy" WHEATLEYDEM
6,954
33.71%
KENNETH C. MOELLMAN JR (W)
2
0.01%
Source PDF pages 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 35 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
ATTORNEY GENERAL - (Vote for One)20,632reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
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Russell COLEMANREP
13,059
63.29%
Pamela STEVENSONDEM
7,573
36.71%
Source PDF pages 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 35 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
AUDITOR of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS - (Vote for One)20,595reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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AUDITOR of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
Count
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Allison BALLREP
13,554
65.81%
Kimberley "Kim" REEDERDEM
7,041
34.19%
Source PDF pages 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 35 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
STATE TREASURER - (Vote for One)20,456reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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STATE TREASURER - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
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Mark H. METCALFREP
12,754
62.35%
Michael BOWMANDEM
7,700
37.64%
ROBERT PERRY (W)
2
0.01%
Source PDF pages 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COMMISSIONER of AGRICULTURE - (Vote for One)20,503reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COMMISSIONER of AGRICULTURE - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
Count
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Jonathan SHELLREP
13,239
64.57%
Sierra J. ENLOWDEM
7,264
35.43%
Source PDF pages 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY SURVEYOR (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One)0reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
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Source PDF pages 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUSTICE of the PEACE 2nd Magisterial District (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One)0reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — JUSTICE of the PEACE 2nd Magisterial District (Unexpired Term) · 19 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUSTICE of the PEACE 2nd Magisterial District (Unexpired Term) - (Vote for One) · November 7, 2023
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Source PDF pages 55, 59, 63, 67, 71, 75, 79, 83, 87, 91, 95, 99 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
QUESTION 1351reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — QUESTION 1 · 1 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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QUESTION 1 · November 7, 2023
Candidate / option
Count
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YES
247
70.37%
NO
104
29.63%
Source PDF page 83.
QUESTION 2316reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — QUESTION 2 · 1 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
Final report snapshot, not an election-night arrival sequence.
Shares use every option in the reported cast-vote total before filters; withdrawn-option handling can differ in later certification. Multi-seat shares are not voter shares.
Whole-precinct ballots cannot establish city, school-district or party-primary turnout.
Printed official status is retained; certification is not independently inferred.
Unknown primary party groups have separate identities and must be labeled unverified.
STRAIGHT PARTY11,336reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
Shares use every option in this report’s cast-vote total, including each listed option.
STRAIGHT PARTY · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
Count
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Republican PartyREP
7,987
70.46%
Democratic PartyDEM
3,349
29.54%
Source PDF pages 1, 9, 17, 25, 32, 39, 46, 53, 61, 68, 75, 82 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One)22,762reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
Count
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Rand PAULREP
15,294
67.19%
Charles BOOKERDEM
7,466
32.80%
Charles Lee THOMASON (W)
2
0.01%
Billy Ray WILSON (W)
0
0.00%
Source PDF pages 1, 9, 17, 25, 32, 39, 46, 53, 61, 68, 75, 82 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One)22,648reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE in CONGRESS 1st Congressional District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
Count
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James R. COMERREP
16,023
70.75%
Jimmy C. AUSBROOKSDEM
6,625
29.25%
Source PDF pages 1, 9, 17, 25, 32, 39, 46, 53, 61, 68, 75, 82 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
STATE SENATOR 2nd Senatorial District - (Vote for One)17,165reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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STATE SENATOR 2nd Senatorial District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
Count
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Danny CARROLLREP
17,165
100.00%
Source PDF pages 1, 9, 17, 25, 32, 39, 46, 53, 61, 68, 75, 82 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1st Representative District - (Vote for One)5,714reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1st Representative District · 16 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1st Representative District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
Count
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Steven Jack RUDYREP
5,714
100.00%
Source PDF pages 2, 83, 173, 181, 203, 211, 256, 263, 270, 278, 286, 310 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR - (Vote for One)16,977reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Bill DUNNREP
16,977
100.00%
Source PDF pages 2, 10, 18, 26, 33, 40, 47, 54, 62, 69, 76, 83 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE - (Vote for One)22,288reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Craig Z. CLYMERREP
15,597
69.98%
Gary VANDER BOEGHDEM
6,691
30.02%
Source PDF pages 2, 10, 18, 26, 33, 40, 47, 54, 62, 69, 76, 83 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY ATTORNEY - (Vote for One)16,898reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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D. Cade FOSTERREP
16,898
100.00%
Source PDF pages 2, 10, 18, 26, 33, 40, 47, 54, 62, 69, 76, 83 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY CLERK - (Vote for One)17,110reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY CLERK - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Jamie HUSKEYREP
17,110
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 11, 19, 27, 34, 41, 48, 55, 63, 70, 77, 84 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
SHERIFF - (Vote for One)17,515reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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SHERIFF - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Ryan NORMANREP
17,515
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 11, 19, 27, 34, 41, 48, 55, 63, 70, 77, 84 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JAILER - (Vote for One)16,973reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JAILER - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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David KNIGHTREP
16,973
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 11, 19, 27, 34, 41, 48, 55, 63, 70, 77, 84 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1st District - (Vote for One)16,668reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1st District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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J.W. "Bill" BARTLEMANREP
16,668
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 11, 19, 27, 34, 41, 48, 55, 63, 70, 77, 84 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District - (Vote for One)17,113reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Richard ABRAHAMREP
17,113
100.00%
Source PDF pages 3, 11, 19, 27, 34, 41, 48, 55, 63, 70, 77, 84 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER 3rd District - (Vote for One)22,063reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER 3rd District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Edwin "Eddie" JONESREP
15,268
69.20%
Yolanda L. JOHNSONDEM
6,795
30.80%
Source PDF pages 4, 12, 20, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 64, 71, 78, 85 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
CORONER - (Vote for One)17,306reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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CORONER - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Amanda G. MELTONREP
17,306
100.00%
Source PDF pages 4, 12, 20, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 64, 71, 78, 85 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
COUNTY SURVEYOR - (Vote for One)0reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Source PDF pages 4, 12, 20, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 64, 71, 78, 85 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUSTICE of the PEACE 1st Magisterial District - (Vote for One)4,943reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — JUSTICE of the PEACE 1st Magisterial District · 17 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUSTICE of the PEACE 1st Magisterial District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Jonas ROBERTSREP
4,943
100.00%
Source PDF pages 4, 12, 20, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 64, 71, 78, 85 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
CONSTABLE 1st Magisterial District - (Vote for One)6,591reported selections+
Source-defined eligible reporting area — CONSTABLE 1st Magisterial District · 17 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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CONSTABLE 1st Magisterial District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Mark HAYDENREP
4,626
70.19%
Mark "Atlas" FOGLESONGDEM
1,965
29.81%
Source PDF pages 5, 13, 21, 29, 36, 43, 50, 57, 65, 72, 79, 86 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUSTICE of the SUPREME COURT 1st Supreme Court District - (Vote for One)15,181reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUSTICE of the SUPREME COURT 1st Supreme Court District - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Christopher Shea NICKELL
15,181
100.00%
Source PDF pages 5, 13, 21, 29, 36, 43, 50, 57, 65, 72, 79, 86 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 1st Division - (Vote for One)13,849reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 1st Division - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
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Chris McNEILL
13,849
100.00%
Source PDF pages 5, 13, 21, 29, 36, 43, 50, 57, 65, 72, 79, 86 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 2nd Division - (Vote for One)13,664reported selections+
McCracken County reporting portion · 54 reporting precincts · Vote for one.
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JUDGE of the COURT of APPEALS 1st Appellate District 2nd Division - (Vote for One) · November 8, 2022
Candidate / option
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Donna L. DIXON
13,664
100.00%
Source PDF pages 5, 13, 21, 29, 36, 43, 50, 57, 65, 72, 79, 86 and additional pages; all references are in the JSON download.
Additional years under review: 2019, 2020. Those scanned election reports still need reviewed transcription, so result totals are not displayed here.
PARTICIPATION
How many people voted?
McCracken County totals from the Kentucky State Board of Elections’ unofficial turnout statistics. Each percentage uses the registration count in that election’s report. These are voters, not candidate selections.
Swipe the table to compare voting and registration counts →
Different reports, different measures. Turnout-statistic voters and election-recap ballots differ in these source editions. Both figures are retained; no adjustment is invented to make them agree.
2026 primary: 10,097 voters in the turnout report; 10,087 ballots in the election recap. Recap source ↗
2023 general: 21,018 voters in the turnout report; 21,022 ballots in the election recap. Recap source ↗
2022 general: 23,027 voters in the turnout report; 22,979 ballots in the election recap. Recap source ↗
Turnout by voter registration group
Democratic, Republican and Other describe registration, not which candidate someone voted for. Primary and general elections have different eligibility and ballot conditions.
2026 primary
Democratic
Registered
25,224
Number voting
4,095
Turnout
16.2%
Republican
Registered
27,272
Number voting
6,002
Turnout
22.0%
Other
Registered
7,199
Number voting
0
Turnout
0.0%
2024 general
Democratic
Registered
25,780
Number voting
13,106
Turnout
50.8%
Republican
Registered
26,640
Number voting
16,546
Turnout
62.1%
Other
Registered
6,674
Number voting
2,572
Turnout
38.5%
2023 general
Democratic
Registered
26,484
Number voting
9,345
Turnout
35.3%
Republican
Registered
25,663
Number voting
10,438
Turnout
40.7%
Other
Registered
6,312
Number voting
1,235
Turnout
19.6%
2022 general
Democratic
Registered
26,882
Number voting
9,919
Turnout
36.9%
Republican
Registered
25,122
Number voting
11,704
Turnout
46.6%
Other
Registered
6,073
Number voting
1,404
Turnout
23.1%
2020 general
Democratic
Registered
28,336
Number voting
16,137
Turnout
56.9%
Republican
Registered
24,090
Number voting
15,378
Turnout
63.8%
Other
Registered
5,486
Number voting
2,231
Turnout
40.7%
Current registration report
The state lists an October 9, 2026 registration report. McCracken County’s counts have not been retrieved and verified here; the historical denominators above are not substituted for them.
Three different ways to assess a race. A poll measures surveyed preferences. A forecast estimates the chance of winning. A race rating is a qualitative judgment. None is an election result.
Local limit: No methodologically documented public poll or credible local-office forecast was verified for Paducah or McCracken County in this review. Statewide and congressional findings do not estimate local preferences.
General-election polling
POLL · KENTUCKY · STATEWIDE
US Senate
Global Strategy Group · August 24, 2026 – August 27, 2026
Sponsored by Charles Booker campaign (Democratic candidate campaign). These are the reported baseline responses, not a polling average.
The accessible record does not identify the complete response list. Unreported responses are not labeled as undecided. Collection mode was not verified. Exact question wording was not verified. Weighting details were not verified. The original poll report was not fully retrieved. Reported by secondary journalism; sampling basis not independently verified. The separately reported post-information message-test question is excluded from these baseline figures.
No independently sponsored general-election Senate survey or original general-election poll for Kentucky’s 1st Congressional District was found in this bounded review. This is not proof that no private survey exists.
Forecast model snapshots
Provider estimates of winning—not predicted vote share.
MODEL · KENTUCKY STATEWIDE
US Senate
The Hill / Decision Desk HQ
Andy Barr
95%chance of winning
Charles Booker
5%chance of winning
Provider rating: Safe R
Updated by the provider October 24, 2026 at 2:24 PM Eastern. Omitted candidates are not assigned a zero probability. This snapshot does not create a precinct or county forecast.
Updated by the provider October 24, 2026 at 2:24 PM Eastern. Omitted candidates are not assigned a zero probability. This snapshot does not create a precinct or county forecast.
Earlier and primary pollingHistorical context · separate survey waves and electorates+
PRE-NOMINATION HYPOTHETICAL POLL · STATEWIDE
Public Policy Polling
December 18, 2025 – December 19, 2025 · 650 Kentucky voters (not verified as RV or LV)
Sponsor: Charles Booker campaign. These were hypothetical matchups in one survey wave before the nominees were selected, not five separate polls.
Question 1 · hypothetical matchup
Public Policy Polling, question 1, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Andy Barr
49%
Charles Booker
38%
Question 2 · hypothetical matchup
Public Policy Polling, question 2, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Daniel Cameron
46%
Charles Booker
39%
Question 3 · hypothetical matchup
Public Policy Polling, question 3, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Nate Morris
41%
Charles Booker
40%
Question 4 · generic matchup
Public Policy Polling, question 4, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Generic Republican
50%
Charles Booker
36%
Question 5 · generic matchup
Public Policy Polling, question 5, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Generic Republican
51%
Amy McGrath
35%
The campaign-hosted original PDF was located but could not be fully retrieved. Matchup values were corroborated in original reporting. The exact voter screen, margin of error, collection protocol, questionnaire and remaining response shares were not verified.
March 29, 2026 – March 31, 2026 · 1,050 Kentucky likely voters; primary questions use separate party subgroups
Sponsor: FOX56 / Nexstar Media. These were preferences before the May 19 primary, not November general-election preferences.
Republican primary · 549 respondents
Emerson College Polling / FOX56, Republican, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Andy Barr
28.2%
Nate Morris
15.4%
Daniel Cameron
21.1%
Michael Faris
1.9%
Andrew Shelley
0.4%
Anissa Catlett
0.7%
Jonathan Holliday
0.1%
Jimmy Leon
0.6%
Valerie Fredrick
0.9%
George Washington
1.5%
Undecided
29.3%
Democratic primary · 400 respondents
Emerson College Polling / FOX56, Democratic, reported responses
Reported option
Response
Charles Booker
36.1%
Amy McGrath
17.9%
Pamela Stevenson
3.1%
Logan Forsythe
1.4%
Dale Romans
1.8%
Vincent Thompson
1.6%
Undecided
38.1%
Method: Aristotle voter-file MMS text-to-web and email; Consensus Strategies MMS text-to-web panel; PureSpectrum panel matched by full name and ZIP; English. Weighting: gender, education, race, age, party registration and region; U.S. Census parameters and voter-file data.
The provider’s ±2.9-point, 95% credibility interval applies to the overall sample. Separate intervals for the party subgroups were not supplied here. Published weighted percentages may not sum to exactly 100 because of rounding.
A reviewed evidence snapshot, not an automated polling feed or a ProPaducah forecast. General-election, primary and pre-nomination hypothetical surveys are not combined. No polling average is calculated.
Sources
Candidate information comes from the official November 3 sample ballot. Results are supplied by Kentucky’s election reporting service and remain unofficial until certified.
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