John K. Carter Named to Replace John Fendley on November Ballot

John Fendley, the Oldham County Attorney and winner of the 2010 Republican Primary for Oldham County Attorney died in a tragic accident on June 28, 2010.

On July 7, 2010, the Oldham County GOP Executive Committee selected John Carter to replace Mr. Fendley on the November 2010 ballot as the GOP candidate for Oldham County Attorney. 

Visit John Carter's Website at JohnKCarter.com

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10 Reasons to Register Republican in Oldham County during 2010

10.  Nearly 52% of voters in Oldham County are registered Republican

9.  Oldham County Republicans strongly supported the McCain-Palin Ticket

8.  Obama-Biden

7.  Pelosi-Reid

6.  The Judge/Executive and entire Fiscal Court are elected Republicans

5.  The County Clerk, Attorney, Sheriff, Jailer, Property Valuation Administrator, Coroner, and Surveyor are elected Republicans

4.  Kentucky is a closed primary state—you can only vote for your party’s candidates in Primary Elections

3.  Most Democrats and Independents can only vote for non-partisan judges during the May 2010 primary due to lack of Democratic primary races and candidates

2.  Oldham County is the 10^th most Republican county in the Commonwealth with nearly voters registered as Republican

1.  With nearly 21,000 registered Republicans, Oldham County is the 4^th most Republican county in the 4^th Congressional District, and the largest outside of Northern Kentucky

July 21, 2010

Registered Republicans outnumber Democrats 53-38 Percent in Oldham County

Surge of New Republican Registration Since May

Democrats with Negative Registration Gains Year to Date

Remains 10th most Republican County in the Commonwealth

According to data from the  Kentucky State Board of Elections website,  the Oldham County Republican Party enters the 2010 General Election with over 21,400 registered voters, gaining nearly 600 new net registered voters year-to-date.  Democrats totaled 15,228, a net loss of 21 from the beginning of the year.     Oldham County remains the 10th "most Republican county" in Kentucky in terms of registered voters.  Year to date, there are over two Republicans registering to vote for every Democrat.

The table below reflects Oldham County voter registration data as of July 21, 2010. 

Moving toward the general election in November, 52.8 percent of voters in Oldham County are registered as Republican, 37.5 percent are registered Democrat, and 9.7 percent are registered as "Other".  

Click here to review County Level Precinct details for May 18, 2010 registration data

January 20, 2010

Oldham County Remains Number 10 in Registered Republicans

Oldham County remains the 10th most Republican County in the Commonwealth according to data from the Kentucky State Board of Elections.  The table below reflects the top 10 Republican Kentucky Counties as of January 20, 2010. 

	Top Ten Counties in Kentucky:  Registered Republicans
	COUNTY	DEMOCRAT	REPUBLICAN	TOTAL
1	JEFFERSON	287,792	156,184	485,284
2	FAYETTE	97,091	64,532	178,472
3	KENTON	46,632	45,905	105,769
4	BOONE	28,842	39,947	78,005
5	LAUREL	9,629	28,171	39,284
6	PULASKI	11,225	28,137	41,833
7	CAMPBELL	26,589	25,388	58,409
8	HARDIN	33,835	23,005	62,258
9	WARREN	36,325	22,815	63,785
10	OLDHAM	15,249	20,854	39,964

 

Click here to review registration data for all Kentucky Counties as of 20 January, 2010 or here to view the list sorted by number of voters registered Republican

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Our organization meets on the third Thursday of each month.  Contact Anne Gernstein at 222-8832,  Monday through Friday between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.  If you have any questions.