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Your title here Your name here

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POLITICAL IDEOLOGY

Liberal

Conservative

Radical

Libertarian

Moderate

Explain your political ideology

POLITICAL PARTIES

Democratic Party Moving America Forward Rebuilding Middle Class Security America Works When Everyone Plays by the Same Rules Greater Together Stronger in the World, Safer and More Secure at Home

Republican Party Preamble Restoring the American Dream We the People America’s Natural Resources Reforming Government Renewing American Values American Exceptionalism

Libertarian Party Preamble Statement of Principles 1.0 Personal Liberty 2.0 Economic Liberty 3.0 Securing Liberty 4.0 Omissions

Pick one other “3 rd party” Values/key issues from platform

Independents Explain who these voters are and why they are important

Your political party and why

RACES ON YOUR BALLOT

United States Senator Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Senate Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Senate and Why

United States Representative in Congress Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in U.S. Represenative Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for U.S. Representative and Why

State Senator Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in the State Senator Race and Candidates’ Positions

Your vote for State Senator and why

State Representative _______ District Definition Incumbent

Issues in the State Representative _______ District Race and Candidates’ Positions

Your vote for State Representative _______ District and why

Property Valuation Administrator Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Property Valuation Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Property Valuation Administrator and why

County Judge/Executive Definition Incumbent

Issues in County Judge Executive Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for County Judge/Executive and why

County Attorney Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in County Attorney Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for County Attorney and why

County Clerk Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in County Clerk Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for County Clerk and why

Sheriff Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Sheriff Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Sheriff and why

Jailer Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Jailer Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Jailer and why

Coroner Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Coroner Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Coroner and why

County Surveyor Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in County Surveyor Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for County Surveyor and why

Magistrate Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Magistrate Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Magistrate and why

Constable Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Constable Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Constable and why

Judge of Court of Appeals 1 st Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Judge of Court of Appeals 1 st Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Judge of Court of Appeals 1 st Division and why

Judge of Court of Appeals 2nd Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Judge of Court of Appeals 2nd Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Judge of Court of Appeals 2nd Division and why

Circuit Judge 1 st Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Circuit Judge 1 st Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Circuit Judge 1 st Division and why

Circuit Judge “Family Court” 2 nd Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Circuit Judge “Family Court” 2 nd Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Circuit Judge “Family Court” 2 nd Division and why

District Judge 1 st Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in District Judge 1 st Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for District Judge 1 st Division and why

District Judge 2nd Division Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in District Judge 2 nd Division Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for District Judge 2 nd Division and why

Member Board of Education ___ Educational District Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Member Board of Education ___ Educational District Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Member Board of Education ___ Educational District and why

Mayor of Nicholasville (only if on your ballot otherwise delete these slides) Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Mayor of Nicholasville Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Mayor of Nicholasville and why

City Commissioners of Nicholasville (only if on your ballot otherwise delete these slides) Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in City Commissioners of Nicholasville Race and Candidates positions

Your votes for City Commissioners of Nicholasville and why Vote for up to four

Mayor of Wilmore (only if on your ballot otherwise delete these slides) Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in Mayor of Wilmore Race and Candidates positions

Your vote for Mayor of Wilmore and why

City Commissioners of Wilmore (only if on your ballot otherwise delete these slides) Definition Incumbent Candidates

Issues in City Commissioners of Wilmore Race and Candidates positions

Your votes for City Commissioners of Wilmore and why Vote for up to six

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