Jason Neely
Candidate for Property Valuation Administrator, Clark County
Background
Jason Neely was elected Clark County property valuation administrator in 2018 and served one term, after nine years in the Fayette County PVA office, where he became chief deputy.
Documented positions
Taxes & budget
Opposes promising across-the-board property tax cuts
Responding to a primary candidate's platform of lowering assessments.
ReportNeely makes his case for PVA on experienceNews coverage · WinCity Voices · Sep 10, 2026 · wincityvoices.org
“You can’t just come in and say, ‘I’m going to lower everybody’s property taxes”
Government & transparency
Pledges to update PVA office technology and run it efficiently
September 2026 interview; he said he would keep the office's technology up to date and within budget.
ReportNeely makes his case for PVA on experienceNews coverage · WinCity Voices · Sep 10, 2026 · wincityvoices.org
“I would just get the office running top notch and as smooth as possible.”
Supports making the PVA office nonpartisan
ReportNeely makes his case for PVA on experienceNews coverage · WinCity Voices · Sep 10, 2026 · wincityvoices.org
“it is also a partisan position. It shouldn’t be, Neely said.”
All sources (2)
- Sample ballot, November 3, 2026 General Election (Clark County; published under KRS 424.290)
Election filing · Clark County Clerk (posted by the Kentucky Secretary of State) · web.sos.ky.gov
- Neely makes his case for PVA on experience
News coverage · WinCity Voices · Sep 10, 2026 · wincityvoices.org
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