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Kentucky General Election 2004: Boone, Kenton, and Campbell Counties.
Registered voters in Kentucky now can obtain information about their precinct location
and legislative districts by using the
State Board of Elections new Voter
Information Center.
Link to the LWVUS
Election Information on Congress.org (DNet)
President of the United States
George
W. Bush / Dick Cheney, Republican
John F. Kerry / John Edwards, Democratic
Michael Anthony Peroutka / Chuck Baldwin, Constitutional
Raph Nader / Peter Miguel Camejo, Independent
Michael Badnarik / Richard V. Campagna, Libertarian
Candidates for US Senator
Daniel Mongiardo
(Democratic ) www.drdan2004.com
Jim Bunning
(Republican)
US Representative 4th District
Nick Clooney
(Democratic)
Michael E. Slider (Independen) www.reason2vote.com
Geoff Davis
(Republican)
State Senate, District 11
Richard L.
"Dick" Roeding
State Representative; District 60
Paul H. Marcotte
(Republican)
State Representative; District 61
Royce W. Adams
(Democratic)
Pamela Ervin Mann (Republican)
State Representative; District 62
Charlie Hoffman
(Democratic)
Charles O. Bradley
(Republican)
State Representative; District 63
Jon E. Draud
(Republican)
State Representative; District 64
Thomas Robert Kerr
(Republican)
State Representative; District 65
Arnold R. Simpson
(Democratic)
State Representative; District 66
Addia Kathryn Wuchner
(Republican)
State Representative; District 67
Dennis Keene
(Democratic)
Mark T. Hayden (Republican)
State Representative; District 68
Joseph M. Fischer
(Republican)
State Representative; District 69
Jon David Reinhardt
(Republican)
State
Representative; District 78
Thomas M. McKee (Democratic)
Roger Sullivan (Republican)
Judicial
Justice of the Supreme Court, 7th
District
Janet L. Stumbo
Will T. Scott
Steven J. Franzen
Circuit Judge 17th Circuit,
1st Division
Julie Reinhardt Ward
Gregory T. Popovich
Charles T. Lester
Kenton County - County Candidates
Constitutional
Amendment Question
Kentuckians
will have the opportunity to amend the Kentucky Constitution on the November 2, 2004
general election ballot. The ballot question will read as follows:
Are you
in favor of amending the Kentucky Constitution to provide that only a marriage between one
man and one woman shall be a marriage in Kentucky, and that a legal status identical to or
similar to marriage for unmarried individuals shall not be valid or recognized?
League of Women
Voters of the Cincinnati Area
103 William Howard Taft Road, Cincinnati OH 45219
phone (513) 281-8683, fax (513) 281-8714
