2023 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS – LAWRENCE COUNTY, KY…CAMERON AND BESHEAR READY FOR SHOWDOWN IN FALL…

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David ‘Chico’ Prince and his daughter Wrendi McDavid, both teachers at LCHS did a live play by play of last night’s Primary. Pic and video by Susan Salyer (AP reporter)

2023 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS…CAMERON AND BESHEAR WIN LAWRENCE CO.

By Susan Salyer

On Tuesday May 16, 2023 only 11% (1,400) of Registered Voters in Lawrence County showed up to cast their ballot for Ky. Governor and other constitutional offices. Both favorites won their respective races as incumbent Governor Andy Beshear easily won both Lawrence County and the state. His challenger will be Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who also won Lawrence County and the state.

The ‘new’ Crystal Smith, veteran clerk’s officer worker and election assistant after the ’23 Primary.

Governor Dem Primary Lawrence Co., Ky
1. Andy Beshear 323
2. Peppy Martin 8
3. Geoffrey Young 23

Governor GOP Primary Lawrence Co., Ky
1. Daniel Cameron 440
2. Jacob Clark 8
3. David Cooper 5
4. Kelly Craft 251
5. Eric Deters 94
6. Bob DeVore 3
7. Mike Harmon 30
8. Alan Keck 4
9. Dennis Ormerod 5
10. Ryan Quarles 176
11. Johnny Rice 10
12. Robbie Smith 6

Secretary of State GOP Primary

1. Michael Adams 563
2. Stephen Knipper 223
3. Allen Maricle 100

Auditor GOP Primary
1. Allison Ball 619
2. Derek Petteys 258

Treasurer GOP Primary

1. Andrew Cooperrider 223
2. Mark Metcalf 539
3. O. C. Oleka 110

Agriculture Commissioner Dem Primary
1. Sierra Enlow 152
2. Mikael Malone 168

Agriculture Commissioner GOP Primary

1. Richard Heath 445
2. Jonathan Shell 338

POLL WORKERS had a good laugh after a comment by Lisa Slone, far right. Also shown, Greg Slone, Teresa Parsons, Toni Jenks( unidentified), Toni Preece and two other unidentified workers on the left end. AFTER THE FINAL COUNT AT THE LAWRENCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE.

Comments 3

Joshua says:

2 years ago

Aren’t city council and board of education every two years? They just elected them last year
- Admin says:
  
  1 year ago
  
  The election in November will have the appointed members of the Board of Education and Louisa City Council running for unexpired terms. Anyone who wants to run for the City Council needs to register by June 6. Keith Chaffin and Coty Rowe were appointed by city council when Tom Parsons and Ashley Caudill resigned shortly after being elected and Heath Preston resigned earlier this year and moved to the Cincinnati area.
KAG says:

2 years ago

Craft has put up more signs than votes collected but that’s a billionaire they just write it off on their taxes.