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Election 2006: Filing is fast if not furious on next-to-final day Five candidates file on Monday, all Republicans, who now have 42 running for 17 offices; Democrats have total of 16 running for 14 offices. One office, Constable, District 7, still has no seekers By Ed Waggener ed@columbiamagazine.com Five more candidates filed for Adair County offices subject to the May 16, 2006 Primary election. All are Republicans. No additional filings for the 29th Judicial District offices, District 51 Kentucky House of Representatives, or First District U.S. Congressional District were filed at the Secretary of State's office in Frankfort since the last report here. There is just one more day of filing for the county partisan races, and the biggest question now is whether Carl Arnold, the Democrat who ran two close races for the office, will file for the Democratic nomination for County Judge Executive, to challenge Terry Farris, now the lone Democratic contender. Stanley Lawson creates one more Republican primary With the filings, the Republicans now have 42 candidates and one more primary. When Stanley Lawson filed for Constable in District 3, South Columbia-Harmony, Glens Fork-Melson Ridge, he created the 12th primary for the Republicans. Another Republican, Larry Rooks, filed for Constable in District 1, which already included two candidates, Stephen Austin Foster, and William "Bill" Troutwine. With the deadline nearing, only one office, that of Constable in the 7th District, has no candidate. Two more file for Magistrate in District 2 There are now four Republicans who have filed for Magistrate in District 2. Steve Curry filed earlier in the day, and Kelly Hamlett filed very near closing time today in the office of Adair County Court Clerk Ann Melton. Already in the Republican Primary are Ted Turner and Joe Kimbler. The incumbent in District 2, Williams "Wid" Harris, is the only Democrat to file so far, but Doug Campbell began the process today and said he will be running against Mr. Harris for the Democratic nomination. Sammy Baker makes it three Republicans for District 2 for Magistrate Sammy Baker filed today for Magistrate in District 3, which includes South Columbia-Harmony and Glens Fork-Melson Ridge. Two other Republicans, Bill Spicer and William "Buck" Campbell, have already filed. Two Democrats are seeking the seat. Tony Loy, the incumbent, is being challenged by Gregory Lewis "Greg" Willis." Related to this article and Election 2006 There 1 now only 1 filing day left for candidates for county partisan primaries:
With Party Registrations Information dated December 16, 2005 Data courtesy Adair County Court Clerk Ann Melton District #1 White Oak - 67 Democrats; 379 Republicans Eunice-Pellyton - 139 Democrats; 494 Republicans Little Cake - 75 Democrats; 459 Republicans District #2 East Columbia - 376 Democrats; 599 RepublicansOzark - 170 Democrats; 420 Republicans District #3 South Columbia-Harmony - 318 Democrats; 454 Republicans Glensfork-Melson Ridge - 314 Democrats; 504 Republicans District #4 Gradyville-Nell - 108 Democrats; 396 Republicans Sparksville-Breeding - 178 Democrats; 505 Republicans South Columbia #2 - 206 Democrats; 310 Republicans District #5 Milltown - 178 Democrats; 534 Republicans West Columbia - 318 Democrats; 610 Republicans District #6 Cane Valley-Holmes - 418 Democrats; 648 Republicans Knifley-Roley - 251 Democrats; 398 Republicans District #7 North Columbia - 188 Democrats; 341 Republicans Hurt - 405 Democrats; 795 Republicans COUNTY TOTALS: Democrats, 3,700. Republicans, 7,846. Other, 432 District #1: Sparksville-Breeding Glensfork-Melson Ridge,Harmony portion of South Columbia, HarmonyNell portion of Gradyville-Nell District #2: Milltown, Gradyville portion of Gradyville-NellSo Columbia #1 portion of So Columbia-Harmony SoColumbia #2 District #3: Knifley, Cane Valley-Holmes, and North Columbia District #4: Eunice-Pellyton, White Oak, Little Cake Hurt District #5: Ozark, West Columbia, East Columbia Direct comments are not available. However comments, subject to editing, are welcome by sending to: ed@columbiamagazine.com or linda@columbiamagazine.com. or through Submit a Story. Related links Advertised on ColumbiaMagazine.com To Learn More About the Candidates, here are quick links to their campaign sponsored webpages on ColumbiaMagazine.com: Ann Melton, Candidate for the Republican Nomination for Adair County Judge Executive Sammy Taylor, Candidate for the Republican nomination for Adair County Judge Executive Joyce Reiford, Candidate for the Republican nomination for Adair County Judge Executive Dale Smith, Candidate for Republican Nomination for Adair County Judge Executive Adair and Casey Counties Michael Loy, Candidate for District 29 Judge, non-partisan ballot> Click here for Candidate filings to date Click here for related story on Magisterial Districts, School Districts, and party registration by precinct This story was posted on 2006-01-30 17:49:36
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