The last day to file as a candidate for the 2022 election in races that are nonpartisan and do not require a primary was Tuesday at 4 p.m.
While partisan races like state representative or county judge/executive require a primary, and some municipalities like Covington and Newport do (if enough candidates file), other offices like smaller city councils and boards of education have a later filing deadline. The May 17 primary races required candidates to file in January. The other races met their deadline on June 7.
Below are those races in Campbell County. To see the Kenton Co. races, click here.
CAMPBELL COUNTY
County School Board – District 1
Janet Winbigler (incumbent)
Kailyn Campbell
Campbell School Board – District 4
Peggy Schultz (incumbent)
Barbara D. Weber
Nicole Broomall
Bellevue School Board (elect three)
Jenny Swope Hazeres (incumbent)
Jenn Owens (incumbent)
Dan Swope (incumbent)
Dan Sparks
Dayton School Board (elect three)
Diane Gunning Huff (incumbent)
Lori Peterson (incumbent)
Carrie Downard (incumbent)
Dayton School Board – unexpired term (elect one)
Julie Cline (incumbent)
Fort Thomas School Board (elect three)
Ann Meyer (incumbent)
Lisa Duckworth (incumbent)
Noah Gibson
Clem Fennell
Tobias Varland
Pamela Schultz
Sarah Foster
David Russell
Newport School Board (elect two)
Ramona Malone (incumbent)
Sylvia Covington (incumbent)
Timothy Curl
Scott Fleckinger
Southgate School Board (elect three)
James Specht (incumbent)
William Schockney
Alexandria Mayor
Andy Schabell (incumbent)
Alexandria Council (elect six)
Thomas Baldridge (incumbent)
Susan Vanlandingham (incumbent)
Stacy Graus (incumbent)
Kyle Sparks (incumbent)
Joe Anderson (incumbent)
California Mayor
Emma Neises (incumbent)
California City Commission (elect four)
Larry Hiller, Sr. (incumbent)
Christina Sizemore (incumbent)
Christopher Sizemore (incumbent)
Sally O’Day
Cold Spring Mayor
Angelo Penque (incumbent)
Steve Cunningham
Cold Spring Council (elect six)
Lisa Schmidt Cavanaugh (incumbent)
Chris Ampfer (incumbent)
Cindy Moore (incumbent)
Paul Kloeker (incumbent)
Kenny Sears (incumbent)
Adam Craig Sandfoss (incumbent)
Mark Majors
Brian Patrick King
Jessica Neal
Larua Vroegindewey
David Guidugli
Crestview Mayor
Shane Owens
Crestview City Commission (elect four)
Brian Merman (incumbent)
Jeannette Peters
Highland Heights Mayor
Gregory Meyers (incumbent)
Highland Heights City Council (elect six)
Gary Chinn (incumbent)
Virgil Miller (incumbent)
Deborah Ann Ball (incumbent)
John Hoffert (incumbent)
R. Alex Bramel
John W. Braun II
Eddie Fessler
Melbourne Mayor
Ronnie Walton (incumbent)
Melbourne City Commission (elect four)
Karen Daly (incumbent)
Paul Landwehr (incumbent)
Edith Horstman
Mentor Mayor
No candidates filed
Mentor City Commission (elect four)
No candidates filed
Silver Grove Mayor
Neal Bedel (incumbent)
Silver Grove City Council (elect six)
Jill Fessler (incumbent)
Rachel Cooper (incumbent)
Jennifer Trapp (incumbent)
Herb Rardin (incumbent)
Joe Pelle (incumbent)
Scott McCarter (incumbent)
Southgate Mayor
Jim Hamberg (incumbent)
Southgate City Council (elect six)
Paul Melville (incumbent)
Joe Anderson (incumbent)
Thomas Wegener (incumbent)
Mark Messmer (incumbent)
Allen Okura (incumbent)
Chris Robisch (incumbent)
Michael Lycans
Wilder Mayor
Bob Arnold (incumbent)
Valerie Jones
Wilder City Council (elect six)
Kelly Meiser (incumbent)
Robert Blankenship (incumbent)
Jim Profitt (incumbent)
Sandy Ruschman-Decker (incumbent)
R. Andrew Williams (incumbent)
Bradly Murphy
Woodlawn Mayor
Corinne Rasche
Woodlawn City Commissioner (elect four)
Verna Pulsfort (incumbent)
Cynthia Rose
Nicholas Osburg
James Plummer, Jr.