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Filed on Dec. 23

No one filed

Filed on Dec. 22

Raymond Meredith for Constable District 1

J.R. Stanley for Magistrate District 1

Filed on Dec. 15-19

No one filed

Filed on Dec. 12

No one filed

Filed on Dec. 11

No one filed

Filed on Dec. 10

No one filed

Filed on Dec. 9

Larry D. Owens for Constable District 5

Filed on Dec. 8

Lindsay Noller Turner for Henderson District Judge-1st Division

Tom Williams for Henderson City Commission

Filed on Dec. 2

Brad Staton filed for Henderson Mayor (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 26

J.T. Payne for State Representative, 11th District (filed with Kentucky secretary of state’s office) (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 20

Joe McGarrh for Henderson County School Board District 2 (incumbent)

Henderson City Commission candidate Patti Bugg withdrew from the race.

Filed on Nov. 19

Taylor Tompkins for Magistrate District 2 (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 18

James Franks for Magistrate District 2

Filed on Nov. 17

Eddie Vaught for Jailer

Tim Southard for Magistrate District 3 (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 12

Shelia Patterson for Coroner (appointed to fill Bruce Farmer’s unfinished term)

Robert Pruitt for Henderson City Commission (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 11

County offices closed for Veterans Day.

Filed Nov. 10

Brad Schneider for Henderson County Judge-Executive (incumbent)

Tre Perkins for Henderson City Commission

Filed on Nov. 7

Ashley Hampton for Henderson District Judge-1st Division

Carrie Smith for Henderson County Clerk

Chris Thomas for Henderson City Commissioner

Filed on Nov. 6:

Robby Mills for State Senator, 4th district (filed with Kentucky secretary of state’s office) (incumbent)

Leslie Newman for Henderson District Judge-2nd Division (incumbent)

Patti Bugg for Henderson City Commissioner

Butch Puttman for Magistrate District 4 (incumbent)

Chip Stauffer for Sheriff (incumbent)

Filed on Nov. 5:

Keith Berry for Magistrate District 1 (incumbent)

Dewayne Reneer for Coroner

Anthony Willett for Jailer

Cooper Beck for Henderson City Commissioner

Kristie Randolph for Henderson City Commissioner

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