Who are my local elected officials in Kentucky?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 437 elected bodies and 920 seats across 52 counties.

What local offices are elected in Kentucky?

Each county elects a county judge/executive and a fiscal court of magistrates (or, in some counties, three county commissioners elected countywide), plus a county clerk, county attorney, sheriff, jailer (where the county still has one), coroner, property valuation administrator, surveyor and constables, all for four-year terms on a partisan ballot. Louisville Metro and Lexington-Fayette elect a mayor and council instead of a fiscal court. Cities elect a mayor and council or commission, and school districts elect their boards.

Kentucky local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in 52 Kentucky counties: 920 seats on 437 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Adair County · 22 seats
Bath County · 13 seats
Boone County · 17 seats
Boyd County · 17 seats
Boyle County · 20 seats
Bracken County · 22 seats
Bullitt County · 15 seats
Calloway County · 16 seats
Campbell County · 17 seats
Christian County · 24 seats
Clark County · 18 seats
Crittenden County · 19 seats
Daviess County · 16 seats
Fayette County · 17 seats
Floyd County · 14 seats
Franklin County · 19 seats
Grayson County · 20 seats
Green County · 17 seats
Hancock County · 15 seats
Hardin County · 22 seats
Harrison County · 22 seats
Hart County · 17 seats
Henderson County · 18 seats
Henry County · 19 seats
Hickman County · 10 seats
Jefferson County · 39 seats
Jessamine County · 20 seats
Kenton County · 16 seats
Laurel County · 19 seats
Lewis County · 15 seats
Lincoln County · 15 seats
Logan County · 19 seats
Lyon County · 10 seats
Madison County · 14 seats
Marion County · 12 seats
McCracken County · 15 seats
McLean County · 14 seats
Monroe County · 17 seats
Muhlenberg County · 17 seats
Nicholas County · 16 seats
Ohio County · 18 seats
Oldham County · 24 seats
Pulaski County · 18 seats
Rockcastle County · 17 seats
Rowan County · 15 seats
Shelby County · 21 seats
Simpson County · 15 seats
Trigg County · 20 seats
Warren County · 20 seats
Webster County · 13 seats
Whitley County · 15 seats
Woodford County · 20 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Kentucky?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 437 elected bodies and 920 seats across 52 counties.
What local offices are elected in Kentucky?: Each county elects a county judge/executive and a fiscal court of magistrates (or, in some counties, three county commissioners elected countywide), plus a county clerk, county attorney, sheriff, jailer (where the county still has one), coroner, property valuation administrator, surveyor and constables, all for four-year terms on a partisan ballot. Louisville Metro and Lexington-Fayette elect a mayor and council instead of a fiscal court. Cities elect a mayor and council or commission, and school districts elect their boards.

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