MCCRACKEN COUNTY · PADUCAH · KENTUCKY
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General election: November 3, 2026, 6 a.m.–6 p.m. local time. No-excuse early voting: October 29–31. Check the Clerk’s instructions for locations, hours and eligibility.
ONE PLACE. TWO ELECTIONS.
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McCracken County Clerk
Photo credits · two licensed portraits
Andy Barr: U.S. Government, official portrait, March 2012, public domain; source and attribution. This is a historical portrait, not a current photograph.
Charles Booker: Breadwin, “Charles solar panels.jpg,” February 16, 2020; source, CC BY-SA 4.0. The original and display-sized WebP copy remain under that license; images are resized for display and framed with CSS. Other candidates use initials where licensed photos are unavailable.
Sources: McCracken GIS · U.S. Census BAS2026. Red/blue assignments and contour texture are illustrative, not election or elevation measurements. Land area is not a measure of votes.
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KENTUCKY · BALLOT QUESTION
Constitutional Amendment 1
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Candidate names and party labels were checked against the official November 3 sample ballot. The ballot roster is a dated source snapshot. Any connected result totals are shown separately with their source, reporting scope and update time. Until a verified public feed is configured, vote totals remain unavailable. Automatic refresh operates only during enabled election counting, after polls close; manual refresh is available when connected. Neutral fills mean results are unavailable; the optional red/blue illustration is not a forecast. Paducah’s city race is nonpartisan, and voters may choose up to four commissioners. County commissioners are elected countywide despite numbered districts.
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