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Mayor of Lexington

Special election (term ends 12/31/2028)

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Term
4 years
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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor, elected citywide, presides over Lexington City Council and represents the city.

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David G. SiglerCandidate-submitted photo — Cardinal News voter guide

David G. Sigler

No party listed

Interim mayor and City Council member, Lexington

The gist

  • Supports a plan to replace aging water and sewer systems.
  • Supports expanding all types of housing to grow tax base.
  • Supports a business environment where small businesses succeed.
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  1. Supports a plan to replace aging water and sewer systems.

    How to vote in Lexington: candidate questionnaire responses (Cardinal News voter guide data)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “we are implementing a strategic plan to replace and upgrade these systems”
  2. Supports expanding all types of housing to grow tax base.

    How to vote in Lexington: candidate questionnaire responses (Cardinal News voter guide data)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “increase the tax-base through a variety of methods such as expanding housing inventory of all types”
  3. Supports a business environment where small businesses succeed.

    How to vote in Lexington: candidate questionnaire responses (Cardinal News voter guide data)

    Candidate questionnaire · Cardinal News · app.electup.com

    “maintaining a business environment where small business owners can succeed”

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