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Auditor's race draws four Dem challengers to incumbent Mike Harmon
Auditor Mike Harmon is running for a second term.
Auditor's race draws four Dem challengers to incumbent Mike Harmon

2019 is an unusual election year in Kentucky...No local races that bring out friends and families of candidates.

In the race for auditor, incumbent Mike Harmon is running for a second term. He's the only candidate on the Republican side.

On the Democratic side, there are four candidates:

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Commissioner of Agriculture - Quarles faces challengers
Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles is seeking a second term.
Commissioner of Agriculture - Quarles faces challengers

In the 2019 race for commissioner of agriculture, incumbent Ryan Quarles is running for a second term. He's drawn a challenger in Bill Polyniak on the Republican side.

On the Democratic side, there are two candidates: Robert Haley Conway and Joe Trigg.

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Treasurer's race will pit incumbent Allison Ball against one of two Dem challengers.
Josh Mers is one of two Dem challengers to incumbent Treasurer Ball.
Treasurer's race will pit incumbent Allison Ball against one of two Dem challengers.

2019 is a year for candidates with great name recognition and/or big families. It's a year with guaranteed low voter turnout.

In the race for treasurer, incumbent Allison Ball is running for a second term. She's the only candidate on the Republican side.

On the Democratic side, there are two candidates: Michael Bowman and Josh Mers.

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Editorials

Historic election of Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton will end in 2019 unremarked
Lt. Governor Jenean Hampton won\'t be on the ticket with Gov. Matt Bevin.
Historic election of Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton will end in 2019 unremarked

The end of a historic electoral career will come to an end in 2019 with few fireworks and it looks like very few protests. The election of the first African American woman to the highest office ever held by an African American woman should have been a earth shaking event. It should have been. But it was not...

I wish she had been louder. I wish she had been pushier. I wish she had made more headlines.

Hell, I wish she'd been a Democrat.

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