City of Fulton

U.S. Senator

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• Andy BarrRepublican
• Charles BookerDemocratic
• Christopher CampbellKentucky Party

U.S. Representative, 1st Congressional District

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• John "Drew" WilliamsDemocratic
• James R. ComerRepublican

State Representative, 1st District

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• Steven Jack RudyRepublican

District Judge, 1st Judicial District

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• Mark Stephen MedlinNo party listed

Commonwealth's Attorney, 1st Judicial Circuit

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• Grace E. StewartRepublican

Property Valuation Administrator, Fulton County

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• Chad EverettDemocratic

County Judge/Executive, Fulton County

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• Rob CoffeyRepublican
• Christopher Wade AdamsDemocratic

County Attorney, Fulton County

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• Amanda A. "Mindy" MajorDemocratic

County Clerk, Fulton County

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• Naomi T. JonesDemocratic

Sheriff, Fulton County

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• Chad A. ParkerDemocratic

Jailer, Fulton County

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• James BridgesRepublican
• Elizabeth EasleyDemocratic

Coroner, Fulton County

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• Timothy Darren HulinDemocratic

Magistrate, Fulton County · District 1

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• Milton DeanDemocratic

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Magistrate, Fulton County · District 2

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• Nathan CampbellRepublican
• Michael J. "Mike" CashDemocratic

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Magistrate, Fulton County · District 3

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• Matt MossDemocratic

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Magistrate, Fulton County · District 4

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• Brandon UzzleRepublican
• Chris GarrigusDemocratic

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Constable, Fulton County · District 3

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• Leonard SmithDemocratic

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Mayor, City of Fulton

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• Brandon R. GallimoreNo party listed
• David S. Prater Jr.No party listed

City Commissioner, City of Fulton

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• Erick FloresNo party listed
• Jon PaitselNo party listed
• Eddie CrittendonNo party listed
• Roger ColsonNo party listed
• Harold "Flip" HutchersonNo party listed
• Kevin M. KelleyNo party listed
• Elaine ForresterNo party listed
• Darcy LinnNo party listed
• Jeffrey L. VaughnNo party listed

Board of Education, Fulton Independent Schools

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• Diana PenneyNo party listed
• Rea JonesNo party listed
• Lenny HohlbeinNo party listed
• Austin FerrellNo party listed
• Lori AtterberryNo party listed

Constitutional Amendment 1: Limit Pardons and Commutations Around Governor's Elections

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.