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The Votes Are In

New Faces On Harrodsburg City Commission

Marvin “Bubby” Isham, Billy Whitenack, Ruth Ann Bryant and Scott Moseley were elected to the Harrodsburg City Commission Tuesday night. (Composite image).

Robert Moore

Herald Staff

rmoore@harrodsburgherald.com

The voters have spoken loud and clear. In Mercer County, President Donald Trump, Sen. Mitch McConnell, U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie and State Rep. Kim King—all Republicans— handily won reelection with commanding margins.

As always, these are the unofficial results provided by the Mercer County Board of Elections and the Mercer County Clerk’s Office.

Former Harrodsburg Police Chief Billy Whitenack collected the most votes—1,657—to win a seat on the Harrodsburg City Commission. Whitenack will be joined by incumbents Marvin “Bubby” Isham—who collected 1,654 votes—and Scott Moseley—who won 1,597 votes—and Ruth Ann Bryant, who earned her first term on the commission with 1,581 votes. Incumbent Jack Coleman—who collected 1,464 votes—did not win reelection. The city commission race was a tight one, with Whitenack only collecting a little over 200 more votes than Coleman.

The only other contested race in Mercer County was for the 4th educational district seat on the Mercer County Board of Education, where both candidates were running write-in campaigns. Clifton Prewitt, who was appointed to serve on the school board, defeated Karen McRay Shearer, 200 to 114.

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