The following op-ed is written by State Rep. Ed Massey (R-Hebron), a candidate for reelection in the Republican primary on May 17 I am humbled and honored to have served as the State Representative for the House of Representatives – District 66 for the past four years. This position was the culmination of more than […]
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Gary Moore: Why I’m running for Boone Co. judge/executive
The following op-ed is written by Boone Co. Judge/Executive Gary Moore, a candidate for reelection in the Republican primary on May 17 I humbly ask for your vote on Tuesday, May 17th. I am seeking another term because I love working for you each day and we have so much more to accomplish! Over the next four […]
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Steve Pendery: Why I’m running for Campbell Co. judge/executive
The following op-ed is written by Campbell Co. Judge/Executive Steve Pendery, a candidate for reelection in the Republican primary on May 17 I’m running for re-election as Campbell County Judge-Executive for the simple reason, that while we have come a long way as a county, there are still many opportunities to make Campbell County even […]
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Andrea Janovic: Why I’m running for Campbell Co. Family Court judge
The following op-ed is written by Andrea Janovic, candidate for Campbell Co. Family Court judge I have spent seventeen years as an attorney serving clients throughout northern Kentucky. Family law cases have always been the largest portion of my practice. As you can imagine, these cases present unique challenges because they involve emotion and often bring […]
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Danny Whitacre: Why I’m running for Kenton Co. Clerk
The following op-ed is written by Danny Whitacre, a candidate in the Republican primary for Kenton Co. Clerk Had you asked me a year ago if I would ever enter a political race, I would have emphatically replied, “Never!” After trying to understand why Kenton County ranks as the 62nd most-corrupt county in the USA regarding the […]
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Mike Clines: Why I’m running for House District 68
The following op-ed is written by Mike Clines, a candidate in the Republican primary for Kentucky House District 68 As a career educator, I have enjoyed supporting our local families. I love our community – our willingness to come together – our desire for a better life for our children and families. As a school […]
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Jessica Neal: Why I’m running for Kentucky Senate District 24
The following op-ed is written by Jessica Neal, a candidate in the Republican primary for Kentucky Senate District 24 Samuel Adams once said, “If ever a time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin.” […]
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Shelley Funke Frommeyer: Why I’m running for Kentucky Senate District 24
The following op-ed is written by Shelley Funke Frommeyer, a candidate in the Republican primary for Kentucky Senate District 24 I’m a business owner and Certified Financial Planner. I’m a mother of 6, and grandmother of 5. I’m not your typical first-time candidate. I know that some people spend their whole lives preparing for the […]
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Gabrielle Summe: Why I’m running for Kenton Co. Clerk
The following op-ed is written by Kenton Co. Clerk Gabrielle Summe, a candidate for reelection in the Republican primary on May 17 I have been your County Clerk for 12 years. I am running for re-election because there is always more to be accomplished for the citizens of Kenton County. There are several on-going projects […]
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Mike Templeman: Why I’m running for Ky. Senate District 20
The following op-ed is written by Mike Templeman, a candidate in the Republican primary for Kentucky Senate District 20 I decided to run for State Senator in the newly created 20th District because I bring a lifetime of experience with a diverse background that equips me with an understanding and a perspective that sets me […]
