Jackson, Hearn win runoff election

Tue, 08/05/2008 - 6:27pm
By: The Citizen

Final results from this week's runoff election are complete, with just a few potential extra ballots coming in from military absentee ballots remaining.

Ann Jackson won the probate court judgeship to replace retiring judge Martha Stephenson. Political newcomer Lee Hearn defeated incumbent Post 3 commissioner Peter Pfeifer.

Following are unofficial results posted by the county. The final results are expected to be certified Friday by the board of elections.

Probate Court Judge, Republican
- Ann Jackson 3,580 (61.56%)
- Jim Whitlock 2,235 (38.44%)

Fayette County Commission, Post 3, Republican
- Lee Hearn 3,503 (59.83%)
- Peter Pfeifer 2,352 (40.17%)

U.S. Senate, Democrat
- Vernon Jones 665 (33.08%)
- Jim Martin 1,345 (66.92%)

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Submitted by PTC Observer on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 11:05pm.

To our County employees that got out there and voted in their own interests. You deserve to get everything you voted for and the voters (taxpayers) that didn't turn out and vote deserve it as well.

Just keep doing what you are doing, it seems to be working to your benefit. We'll just stand by and pay the bills.

Submitted by yaya on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 10:30pm.

It's great seeing you win a Commission seat. I know that you will continue the positive changes enacted by the current Board. We are seeing a real change in the culture of the County's management where people matter, taxpayers are placed first, and the County's welfare is valued more than personal political gain. With Lee's election and Robert's return to the board, we have seen an affirmation of this Board's value system and policies. I hope Jack Smith and this new Board continue its important work.

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Submitted by cmc865 on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 10:02pm.

Negative Nelly, the most anti employee politician I have ever seen. Remember if it were not for the hard working employee's there would be NO Fayette as you know it. YOUR attitude and style was eventually going to catch you.


Submitted by Sick of Fascists on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 8:27pm.

You will make a great probate judge! Intelligent, compassionate, and experienced...a perfect combination.

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