FLEMINGSBURG — Election is only a day away, which means voters should be made aware of who is running for office in Fleming and Lewis Counties.
Among one of the more heavily contested Lewis County races is the Vanceburg mayor position.
Candidates who have filed for Vanceburg mayor include incumbent Matt Ginn, John Grabill and Dana Blakenship.
Among Fleming County offices, the race for county attorney includes incumbent John C. Price and Monica Tranbarger Hill.
A complete list of ballots for candidates from both counties who filed for election in Fleming County include:
U.S. Representative 6th District — Republican Andy Barr, Democrat Amy McGrath, Libertarian Frank Harris, Independent Rikka L. Wallin and Independent James Germalic.
State Representative 70th Representative District — Democrat John Sims Jr.
Commonwealth’s Attorney — Democrat J. Kelly Clarke.
Circuit Clerk — Democrat Amy Money Saunders.
PVA — Democrat Michelle Butler.
Judge-Executive — Republican Larry H. Foxworthy.
County Clerk — Republican Jarrod R. Fritz.
Sheriff — Democrat Gary Kinder.
Jailer — Republican Timothy M. Cooper and Democrat Rodney Earlywine
Coroner — Republican Winston Ross Grannis.
County Surveyor — Republican Travis McGlone.
Magistrate District 1 — Democrat Chris Hickerson.
Constable District 1 — Republican Andrew S. Telecky.
Magistrate District 2 — Republican David J. DeAtely.
Magistrate District 3 — Republican Stacey W. Vice and Democrat Rick J. Kielman.
Magistrate District 4 — Democrat James R. Smoot.
Magistrate District 5 — Republican Donnie Fawns and Democrat Rickey Lewis.
Magistrate District 6 — Democrat Ray H. Money.
District Judge 19th District — Kim Leet Razor and Jeff Schumacher.
Soil and Water Conservation District — Daryl Grannis.
Fleming County Board of Education District 3 — David Corbin, Randy Taylor and James Watkins.
Fleming County Board of Education District 5 — Robbie Earlywine, Michael Dale Emmons and Sandy Faris.
Mayor of Ewing — Robert Bevins.
Ewing City Commissioners — Crystal Earlywine, Priscilla Crump, Elzie Price and Jeffrey Earlywine.
Mayor of Flemingsburg — Robert F. Money and incumbent Marty Voiers.
Flemingsburg City Council — incumbent Duane Scott Manning, incumbent Meredith Story, Blake Harmon, Randy Seargent, Danny Carpenter, incumbent Van Alexander, incumbent Georgianna Sparks, Angela Christman Graham, and incumbent Ricky G. Hurst.
The complete list of candidates in Lewis County include:
U.S. Representative 4th District— Republican ThomasMassie, Democrat Seth Hall and Independent Mike Moffett.
State Representative — Democrat Rocky Adkins.
Commonwealth’s Attorney District 20 — Democrat Melvin C. Leonhart.
Circuit Clerk — Republican Kathy Hardy.
PVA — Republican Kenneth Ruckel.
Judge-Executive — Republican Todd Ruckel.
County Attorney — Representative Benjamin L. Harrison.
County Clerk — Republican Glenda K. Himes.
Sheriff — Republican Johnny W. Bivens.
Jailer —Republican Jeff Lykins.
Coroner — Republican Tony Gaydos.
Magistrate District 1 — Republican Terri Thomas.
Constable District 1 — Republican David Lancaster.
Magistrate District 2 — Republican David Iery.
Constable District 2 — Republican Carey Highfield.
Magistrate District 3 — Republican Woody Underwood.
Magistrate District 4 — Republican Chuck Swearingen.
District Judge District 20 — Brian C. McCloud.
Lewis County Board of Education District 1 — Todd Sartin.
Lewis County Board of Education District 2 — Cindy Applegate.
Lewis County Board of Education District 3 — Sarah Willis.
Mayor of Concord — Jerry Walker.
Concord City Commissioners — Lovell Polley, Lynda Polley, Carol Campbell and Sheila Walker.
Vanceburg City Council — incumbent Chris McGlone, incumbent Charles J. Hall, incumbent Kathy McCann, incumbent Karen L. Fraley, Cathy L. Thurman, Glenn D. Bannister, Angie Patton, Douglas Dodge, incumbent Joni Pugh and Larry Carrington.
Both ballots also includes a Constitutional Amendment for Marsy’s Law, which would expand victims’ rights in criminal proceedings.
