Campaigns and Politicians in Meade County, 2014

Meade County Politicians, August 2014:

Circuit Judge. Bruce Butler, 46^th Judicial Circuit District, Division 1.

Chief Circuit Judge. Robert A. Miller, 46^th Judicial Circuit District, Division 2.

Chief District Judge. Shan Fox Embry of Leitchfield. 46^th, Division 2.

District Judge Kenneth Harold Goff II of Leitchfield. 46^th, Division 1.

Meade County Attorney: Jessica Brown Roberts.

Meade County 46^th Judicial Circuit Commonwealth’s Attorney: David M. Williams.

Circuit Court Clerk: Evelyn Debbie Medley.

Jeff S. Taylor, running unopposed, for Court of Appeals Justice, 1^st District.

Competitive races in Meade County:

1- Mark H. Flener vs. Kelly Thompson, for Court of Appeals Justice, 2^nd District.

2- Judge-Executive Meade County Randy Banks, Democrat vs. Gerry Lynn, Republican.

3- Meade County Sheriff's Race: Stan Heslep, Democrat, vs. William “Butch” Kerrick, Republican.

4- 27^th District of Kentucky House of Representatives, Jeff Grier, Democrat vs. Rachelle Frazier, Republican.

5- 2^nd US House Representatives; Ron Leach, Democrat, vs. S. Brett Guthrie, Republican.

6- Jailer's Race. JJ Scarborough, GOP, vs. Troy Seelye, DEM.

7- County Clerk's Race. Susan Masterson, DEM, vs. Michelle Thompson, GOP.

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