Following are voting totals being announced at the Jessamine County courthouse Tuesday night:
With 38 of 38 precincts reporting (winners underlined):
39th-district state representative (tally includes southern Fayette):
Bob Damron (D, incumbent): 8,745
Peter Kerr (R): 7,402
Jessamine County judge-executive:
Neal Cassity (D, incumbent): 9,208
Mark Tucker (R): 6,483
Nicholasville mayor (nonpartisan):
Russ Meyer (incumbent): 5,522
John Martin: 1,784
Nicholasville City Commission (nonpartisan, top four win):
Doug Blackford (incumbent): 4,290
Pete Sutherland: 4,046
Andy Williams (incumbent): 3,771
Johnny Collier (incumbent): 3,472
Betty Black (incumbent): 3,471
Nancy Corman: 3,462
Wesley Pike: 2,164
Wilmore mayor (nonpartisan):
Harold Rainwater (incumbent): 1,498
Robert Bailey: 235
Wilmore City Council (nonpartisan, top six win):
Leonard Fitch (incumbent): 1,260
Jim Brumfield (incumbent): 1,100
Kim Deyer (incumbent): 1,003
Jeff Baier (incumbent): 998
Lynn Cooper: 983
Jeff James: 862
Dan Lewis: 780
Michelle Beard: 701
Mary Jo Morrow (incumbent): 682
Lynne Fuller (incumbent): 582
Jessamine County sheriff:
Kevin Corman (D, incumbent): 8,662
Sammy Brown (R): 7,151
Jessamine County jailer:
Jon Sallee (R): 10,256
John Branscum (D): 5,371
Jessamine County clerk:
Eva McDaniel (D, incumbent): 8,381
Joseph Hagen (R): 7,547
Jessamine County coroner:
Michael Hughes (R): 8,906
Shawn Murphy (D): 6,396
Jessamine County property valuation administrator (PVA):
Brad Freeman (R, incumbent): 9,968
Alex Carter (D): 5,062
Darrell York (write-in candidate): 415
First-district magistrate:
Bobby Day Wilson (D, incumbent): 1,390
Tim Isaac (R): 1,287
Second-district magistrate:
Tim Vaughan (R, incumbent): 1,482
Lawrence Riley (D): 1,137
Second-district constable:
Michael Foster (R, incumbent): 1,423
William Hogue: 967
Fifth-district magistrate:
Burch Hager (D): 1,269
Mark Aldridge (R): 1,236
Sixth-district magistrate:
Gary Morgan (D, incumbent): 1,159
Bill Black (R): 884
Uncontested races (sole nominees in parentheses):
22nd-district state senate (Tom Buford), county attorney (Brian Goettl), third-district magistrate (Terry Meckstroth), fourth-district magistrate (George Dean), Jessamine County Board of Education (Hallie Bandy, district four; Fran Settle, district five), 13th-district judges (Bill Oliver, first division; Janet Booth, second division), surveyor (Jeff Ransdell), district-one constable (Chauncey Tudor), district-three constable (James Lewis), district-four constable (Bobby Wombles Jr.), district-five constable (Bobby Sams), and district-six constable (John C. Bourne).
