General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
What's on the Kentucky ballot
- Election Day
- Tuesday, November 3
- Registration deadline
- Monday, October 5 · Last day to register to vote for the general election
- Early voting opens
- Wednesday, October 21 · Excused in-person absentee voting begins Oct 21-23 and continues Oct 26-28; no-excuse in-person absentee Oct 29-31
Official sources: clerk.house.gov · elect.ky.gov · sos.ky.gov · web.sos.ky.gov · web.sos.ky.gov (2)
Top of the ticket
U.S. Senate
- Andy BarrRepublican
- Charles BookerDemocratic
- Christopher CampbellKentucky Party
US House
6 races
U.S. House · District 1
- James ComerRepublicanIncumbent
- John “Drew” WilliamsDemocratic
U.S. House · District 2
- Brett GuthrieRepublicanIncumbent
- Megan WingfieldDemocratic
- Thomas A. LoeckenIndependent
U.S. House · District 3
- Maria Teresa RodriguezRepublican
- Morgan McGarveyDemocraticIncumbent
U.S. House · District 4
- Ed GallreinRepublican
- Melissa Claire StrangeDemocratic
- Jeremy ToddLibertarian
U.S. House · District 5
- Harold RogersRepublicanIncumbent
- Ned PillersdorfDemocratic
- Gerardo SerranoIndependent
- Mikel WeinIndependent
U.S. House · District 6
- Ralph AlvaradoRepublican
- Zach DemboDemocratic
- Jay J. BowmanIndependent
- Pete LynchKentucky Party
State legislature
119 races
- Kentucky Senate (even-numbered districts): 19 of 38 seats on the ballot. Source: elect.ky.gov
- Kentucky House of Representatives: all 100 seats on the ballot. Source: elect.ky.gov
Kentucky Senate (even-numbered districts) 19 races
- District 2Danny Carroll Republican
- District 4Robert M. "Robby" Mills Republican
- District 6Lindsey Tichenor RepublicanChristian Furman Democratic
- District 8Gary M. Boswell RepublicanVicki Quisenberry Democratic
- District 10Matt Deneen RepublicanChristopher Gatrost Democratic
- District 12Amanda Mays Bledsoe Republican
- District 14Ben Mudd RepublicanCarrie Gribbins Truitt Democratic
- District 16George Maxwell "Max" Wise Republican
- District 18Robin L. Webb Republican
- District 20Stella R. Pollard DemocraticGex "jay" Williams Republican
- District 22Donald R. Douglas Republican
- District 24Shelley "Funke" Frommeyer RepublicanJoshua Baker Democratic
- District 26Karen A. Berg DemocraticEverett C. Corley Republican
- District 28Greg Elkins Republican
- District 30Brandon D. Smith Republican
- District 32Mike Wilson Republican
- District 34Jared K. Carpenter RepublicanJessica D. McIntosh Democratic
- District 36Julie Raque Adams RepublicanSarah Cole McIntosh Democratic
- District 38Mike Nemes Republican
Kentucky House of Representatives 100 races
- District 1Steven Jack Rudy Republican
- District 2Kim Holloway Republican
- District 3Randy Bridges RepublicanMichael McVicker Democratic
- District 4D. Wade Williams Republican
- District 5Mary Beth Imes Republican
- District 6Chris Freeland Republican
- District 7Laurie C. Campbell DemocraticSuzanne Miles Republican
- District 8Walker Wood Thomas Republican
- District 9Myron B. Dossett Republican
- District 10Josh Calloway RepublicanJohn B. Whipple Democratic
- District 11J. T. Payne RepublicanJanelle Rowena Glass Democratic
- District 12Jim Gooch Jr. Republican
- District 13D. J. Johnson RepublicanRhondalyn Randolph Democratic
- District 14Wes Pate RepublicanDonna Haynes Democratic
- District 15Rebecca Raymer RepublicanChris Waddell Democratic
- District 16Jason Petrie Republican
- District 17Robert B. Duvall Republican
- District 18Samara Heavrin Republican
- District 19Michael Lee Meredith Republican
- District 20Kevin Jackson Republican
- District 21Amy Neighbors Republican
- District 22Shawn McPherson Republican
- District 23Steve Riley Republican
- District 24Ryan Dale Bivens RepublicanJohnny Pennington Democratic
- District 25Cherlyn Evette Smith DemocraticSteve Bratcher Republican
- District 26Peyton Griffee Republican
- District 27Joseph Redmon RepublicanSusan C. Doman Democratic
- District 28Almaria Baker DemocraticJared A. Bauman Republican
- District 29Chris Lewis RepublicanCassie Blausey Democratic
- District 30Mitra Subedi Democratic
- District 31Susan Tyler Witten RepublicanTim Hall Democratic
- District 32Tina Bojanowski Democratic
- District 33Jason Michael Nemes RepublicanJennifer Hardin Democratic
- District 34Sarah Stalker DemocraticVictoria Ligon Republican
- District 35Lisa Willner DemocraticBret Shultz Republican
- District 36John F. Hodgson RepublicanWilliam "Woody" Zorn Democratic
- District 37Emily Myers Callaway Republican
- District 38Carrie Sanders McKeehan RepublicanRachel Roarx Democratic
- District 39Matt Lockett RepublicanRyan Stanford Democratic
- District 40Nima Kulkarni Democratic
- District 41Mary Lou Marzian Democratic
- District 42Joshua Watkins Democratic
- District 43Robert LeVertis Bell Democratic
- District 44Kenya Wade Democratic
- District 45Adam Moore DemocraticKillian Timoney Republican
- District 46Al Gentry DemocraticBrad Woolridge Republican
- District 47Felicia Rabourn Republican
- District 48Ken Fleming RepublicanSuhas Kulkarni Democratic
- District 49Thomas Huff Republican
- District 50J. D. Netherton DemocraticCandy Massaroni Republican
- District 51Michael "Sarge" Pollock Republican
- District 52Kevin G. Jones Republican
- District 53James Allen Tipton Republican
- District 54Daniel B. Elliott Republican
- District 55Kim King RepublicanKatrina A. Sexton Democratic
- District 56Daniel A. Fister RepublicanDavid Graves Democratic
- District 57Erika Hancock Democratic
- District 58Andrew Thomas Monarch DemocraticJennifer Henson Decker Republican
- District 59David W. Osborne RepublicanStephanie White Democratic
- District 60Marianne Proctor RepublicanTracey Reid Democratic
- District 61Savannah Maddox Republican
- District 62Tony Hampton RepublicanRandy Jackson Simpkins Democratic
- District 63Cole Cuzick Republican
- District 64William Nick Whalen DemocraticKimberly Poore Moser Republican
- District 65Stephanie A. Dietz RepublicanAaron John Currin Democratic
- District 66T. J. Roberts RepublicanJason Ellis Democratic
- District 67Matthew Lehman DemocraticTerry Hatton Republican
- District 68Mike Clines RepublicanAmy Amin Democratic
- District 69Wilanne Stangel DemocraticSteven Doan Republican
- District 70Mike Fisher RepublicanCharlotte Harris Democratic
- District 71Josh Bray Republican
- District 72Matthew R. Koch Republican
- District 73Daniel Konstantopoulos RepublicanChelsea Kirk Democratic
- District 74David F. Charles Republican
- District 75Jeff Forsyth RepublicanLindsey Burke DemocraticGeoffrey M. "Geoff" Young Kentucky
- District 76Avram Phoenix Hicks RepublicanAnne Gay Donworth Democratic
- District 77George A. Brown Jr. DemocraticJason Griffith Republican
- District 78Mark Hart Republican
- District 79Chad R. Aull Democratic
- District 80David Meade RepublicanMary Russell Democratic
- District 81Anthony Looney DemocraticDeanna Frazier Gordon Republican
- District 82Nick Wilson Republican
- District 83Joshua Branscum Republican
- District 84Chris Fugate Republican
- District 85R. Shane Baker Republican
- District 86Tom O'Dell Smith Republican
- District 87Adam Bowling Republican
- District 88Vanessa Grossl RepublicanL. Scott Miller Independent
- District 89Timmy Truett Republican
- District 90Derek Lewis Republican
- District 91Darrell Billings RepublicanDavid Johnson Democratic
- District 92John Blanton Republican
- District 93Hannah Beth Rivera RepublicanAdrielle Camuel Democratic
- District 94Mitchum Addison Whitaker Republican
- District 95Tanner Hesterberg RepublicanJohnny Ray Turner Democratic
- District 96Patrick Flannery RepublicanPamela Lewis Democratic
- District 97Rebekah D. Skaggs DemocraticBobby W. McCool Republican
- District 98Aaron Thompson Republican
- District 99Richard Lee White RepublicanIva Markicevic Daley Democratic
- District 100Scott Sharp Republican
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Statewide ballot measures
1 measure
Constitutional Amendment
Are you in favor of limiting a Governor's ability to grant pardons or commute sentences by prohibiting him or her from granting pardons or commuting sentences during the time period beginning 60 days prior to the general election at which the Governor is elected, and ending when the Governor is sworn in for that term by amending the Constitution of Kentucky as stated below?
As of 2026-10-14. Every race and measure here was checked against the Kentucky official sources listed above and below. Anything that could not be confirmed is left out rather than guessed. Candidates are listed in the order their source lists them, which is not always the order on your ballot. Lists can change — your official sample ballot is authoritative. Local races are not shown.
Official sources: clerk.house.gov · elect.ky.gov · sos.ky.gov · web.sos.ky.gov · web.sos.ky.gov (2)