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: Kentucky Law BlogJUDICIAL ELECTIONS: Results of contested Jefferson County judicial races
By Michael Stevens
It's not official, but WLKY and the SOS site point to the following winners in the contested races today:
Supreme Court - Lisabeth Hughes Abramson
Circuit Court - Charlie Cunningham
District Court - Ann Bailey Smith, David Bowles and Katie King
The uncontested races were Judge Denise Clayton for Court of Appeals and Judge Irv Maze for Circuit Court.
For SOS web site: http://electionresults.ky.gov/KyElectWeb/kes?AC=1&L=3056
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on November 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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