Jennifer Veon
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City Council, City of Ludlow
- Vote for
- 6
- Term
- 2 years
- Candidates
- 8
- Election
- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: The city council is Ludlow's legislative body: it passes city ordinances and adopts the budget. Members are elected citywide.
Nonpartisan. Vote for up to six.
Chad Finni
No party listed
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Ken Wynn
No party listed
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Joel Walters
No party listed
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Paula Hughes Graszus
No party listedIncumbent
Ludlow City Council member
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Meagan Guthrie
No party listedIncumbent
Director of addiction response, Hamilton County; Ludlow City Council member
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- Opposes passing an unbalanced city budget
- Supports bringing more businesses to Ludlow
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Opposes passing an unbalanced city budget
Ludlow residents weigh in as leaders delay budget vote: 'Please spend the money'News coverage · LINK nky · Jun 30, 2026 · linknky.com
“I cannot, in good faith, pass an unbalanced budget,” Guthrie said. “I want to see where our expenditures are not exceeding our revenues.”
Supports bringing more businesses to Ludlow
Meagan Guthrie fills empty Ludlow city council seatNews coverage · LINK nky · Sep 26, 2025 · linknky.com
“she said she wanted to focus on bringing in more businesses to the city.”
Brian J. Bumgarner
No party listedIncumbent
Ludlow City Council member
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- Supports a line-by-line review of the city budget
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Supports a line-by-line review of the city budget
Ludlow fills former council member Abby Miller's seatNews coverage · LINK nky · Jul 13, 2026 · linknky.com
“This includes a thorough examination of all budget line items from the top down and bottom up.”
David Ziegler
No party listedIncumbent
Ludlow City Council member
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No documented position found.
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