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New Lawrence County government looks familiar except new fiscal court faces

Mark Grayson
Last updated: November 6, 2026 3:03 pm
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Judge Executive elect Rick Blackburn
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LOUISA, Ky. — In what was a limited contestant general election Lawrence County voters came out in pretty good numbers to vote in mostly incumbents and those without opposition. Judge Executive Rick Blackburn pulled off an upset of longtime judge Phil Carter in the Primary, with candidate Eddie Preston playing a big role in the defeat, but with no Democrat in the race the job was Blackburn’s.

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Blackburn, a current magistrate, will be leading a brand new fiscal court with Josh Trout, Allan Scaggs, Brian Jordan and Todd Moran, all of whom won their magistrate districts with strong majorities and look to be a positive impact on the court which has been stagnant for the past eight years with job creation and road repair below water.

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Sam Muncy
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The only other countywide race was won easily by Sam Muncy, a newcomer to county politics as Coroner who beat Wilson Funeral Home employee Melissa Moore for the job.

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Although he has no experience, Muncy will be trained by the state to perform all duties of the job which has no qualifications except being a valid voter. Many feel a medical background should be required but the law intends it to be elective and objective. In fact, it does not allow the Coroner to be a funeral home employee although many rural counties in Ky have had to use funeral home facilities, including Lawrence.

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We are expecting thank you messages from the candidates soon.

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BTW, All office holders in Lawrence County are Republicans.

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2027 Elected Lawrence County officials

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COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE

Rick BLACKBURN

COUNTY CLERK

Chris JOBE

COUNTY ATTORNEY

Johnny W. OSBORNE

SHERIFF

Chuck T. JACKSON

JAILER

Roger Lee JORDAN

CORONER

Sam Michael MUNCY

PROPERTY VALUATION ADMINISTRATOR

Chris ROSE

COUNTY SURVEYOR

Cliff A. WEST

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MAGISTRATE 1st Magisterial District

Josh TROUT

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MAGISTRATE 2nd Magisterial District

 

Allan SCAGGS

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MAGISTRATE 3rd Magisterial District

Brian JORDAN

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MAGISTRATE 4th Magisterial District

Todd MORAN

 

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.2027 Elected Lawrence County officials
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CONSTABLE 2nd Magisterial District

William MYNHIER

CONSTABLE 3rd Magisterial District

Jeff McCARTY

CONSTABLE 4th Magisterial District

James “Woody” THOMAS

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