How do we become a world class city in a world class landscape? View the candidates’ responses to the 2010 Growth Questionnaire, which addresses important growth issues such as farmland preservation, affordable housing, and downtown design standards.
Why it Matters: Zoning in Lexington-Fayette County is passed with six votes on the Planning Commission and eight votes on the Council. The mayor appoints members of the Planning Commission.
Election Results
May 2010
MAYORAL CANDIDATES
Jim NEWBERRY 21,648 44%
Jim GRAY 17,703 36%
Teresa Ann ISAAC 8,216 17%
Skip HORINE 1,997 4%
TOTAL 49,564
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COUNCIL AT-LARGE CANDIDATES
Chuck ELLINGER II 26,176 21%
Linda GORTON 25,216 21%
Steve KAY 17,152 14%
Kathy PLOMIN 15,075 12%
Don B PRATT 13,739 11%
George A BROWN JR 11,979 10%
Ralph RUSCHELL 5,515 5%
Ismael SHALASH 3,554 3%
Christopher HIGNITE 3,350 3%
TOTAL 121,756
Primary Election information provided by the Fayette County Clerk’s Office.
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Click on a candidate’s photo or name to view their responses to the 2010 Growth Questionnaire.
Mayoral Candidates
Jim Newberry
Jim Gray
Teresa Isaac
Skip Horine
Council At-Large Candidates
Chuck Ellinger II
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Linda Gorton
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
George A. Brown, Jr.
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Christopher Hignite
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Steve Kay
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Kathy Plomin
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Don B. Pratt
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Ralph Ruschell
2010 Growth Questionnaire
Biography
Ismael Shalash
2010 Growth Questionnaire
LFUCG District Council Candidates
Council District 1
Chris Ford
Marty Clifford
Council District 2
Tom Blues
Council District 3
Diane Lawless
Council District 4
Julian Beard
Council District 5
Cheryl Blanton Feigel
Bill Farmer, Jr.
Council District 6
Kevin O. Stinnett
Council District 7
K.C. Crosbie
Chris Logan
Council District 8
George G. Myers
Council District 9
Jay McChord
Council District 10
Doug Martin
Kevin T. Williams
District 11
Peggy Henson
District 12
Ed Lane
