Voter’s Guide 2010: Compare the candidates on the issues
• U.S. SENATE: Democrats Candidates were asked to answer each question in 40 words or fewer. Compiled by Jack Brammer.
• U.S. SENATE: Republicans Candidates were asked to answer each question in 40 words or fewer. Compiled by Jack Brammer.
• STATE HOUSE (Fayette County) There are three competitive primaries for state House districts that cover portions of Fayette County. Compiled by Beth Musgrave.
• ON THE BALLOT These are the candidates in state and federal primary races. Also listed are candidates in county and city races in Fayette, Bourbon, Clark, Franklin, Jessamine, Madison, Scott and Woodford counties.
• URBAN COUNTY COUNCIL: Council At Large Voters may cast a ballot for three council-at-large candidates. The top six vote-getters will advance. Compiled by Beverly Fortune.
• 6th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: Republicans Candidates were asked to answer each question in 40 words or fewer. Compiled by John Cheves.
• LEXINGTON MAYOR Candidates were asked to answer each question in 40 words or fewer. Compiled by Andy Mead. Also: State Senate (Fayette County) can be found at the bottom of the PDF.
Filed Under: Andy Barr • Daniel Mongiardo • Elections • Federal Government • Jack Conway • Jim Gray • Jim Newberry • Lexington Government • Mayor's race • Mike Templeman • Rand Paul • Teresa Isaac • Trey Grayson • US Senate Race
About the Author: John Stamper is the accountability editor for the Lexington Herald-Leader. A native of Monticello, Ky., he has been with the Herald-Leader in a variety of roles since graduating from Western Kentucky University in 2000. Reach him at jstamper@herald-leader.com
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