Hardin Local Civic Coverage

— Your May 19, 2026 Primary Ballot —

Glendale · Republican

Republican Magistrate District 6 6 races on your ballot

These are every race + candidate on your Republican primary ballot in Glendale on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. Where Hardin Local interviewed the candidate, the video is embedded inline.

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When + how to vote

Election Day
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Hardin uses a vote-center model: any registered voter can use any of the 15 locations below.
Early voting (no excuse)
Thu May 14 · Fri May 15 · Sat May 16
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Two locations only: Hardin County Clerk's Office (E-town) + Colvin Community Center (Radcliff). No reason needed.
Excused early in-person
May 6–8 + May 11–13
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Clerk's office (Elizabethtown) only. Requires a qualifying reason (work, military, medical, etc.).
Have a mail ballot? Drop it — don't mail it
Must be received by 6:00 PM, May 19
A postmark does NOT count
Secure drop boxes: either entrance of the Clerk's Office (150 N. Provident Way, Elizabethtown) + the Radcliff Branch Clerk's Office (101 W. Lincoln Trail Blvd). Sign the envelope where required, return early. Mail-in request portal closed May 5 — if you didn't request one, vote in person.
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What to bring + closed-primary rules
  • Photo ID — Kentucky driver's license, KY photo ID, U.S. passport, military ID, or a few other government-issued options. If you don't have one, you can sign an affirmation at the polls.
  • Closed primary — Kentucky only lets you vote in your registered party's primary. Independents and "no party" voters get a ballot with nonpartisan races only (city races, school board) on May 19. Voter registration closed April 20, 2026.
  • Help available — every polling place is required to provide accessibility assistance and language help if you ask.

Where to vote

15 Election-Day vote centers open 6 AM – 6 PM on May 19. Pick whichever is closest to where you'll be.

Full list (15 locations + 2 early-voting sites)
North Hardin High School
801 S Logsdon Pkwy, Radcliff 40160
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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Lincoln Trail Elementary School
3970 Bardstown Rd, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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Creekside Elementary School
151 Horseshoe Bend Rd, Sonora 42776
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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Lakewood Elementary School
265 Learning Place Ln, Cecilia 42724
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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West Point School Building
209 North 13th St, West Point 40177
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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West 84 Fire Department
21129 Sonora Hardin Springs Rd, Big Clifty 42712
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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East Hardin Middle School
810 New Glendale Rd, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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John Hardin High School
384 W.A. Jenkins Road, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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J.T. Alton Middle School
100 Country Club Road, Vine Grove 40175
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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Elizabethtown High School
620 N Mulberry St, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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Hardin County Clerk's Office
150 N. Provident Way, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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Colvin Community Center
230 Freedoms Way, Radcliff 40160
6:00AM- 6:00PM · Election Day
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Heartland Elementary School
2300 Nelson Dr, Elizabethtown 42701
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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Cecilia Valley Elementary School
931 E Main St, Cecilia 42724
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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Glendale Christian Church
119 E Main St, Glendale 42740
6:00AM - 6:00PM · Election Day
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— Early voting (May 14–16, no excuse needed) —
Hardin County Clerk's Office
150 N Provident Way Ste 103, Elizabethtown 42701
8 AM - 4:30 PM · May 14–16
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Colvin Community Center
230 Freedoms Way, Radcliff 40160
8 AM - 4:30 PM · May 14–16
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Your ballot

In the order they'll appear on your May 19 ballot. Tap any race to watch the candidate interviews.

#1
R Primary · Vote for one

Magistrate, District 6

Four-year term on Hardin County Fiscal Court.
Nicholas Lee Simpson
R Ballot Position 1
— No Hardin Local interview —
Did not register for the free Hardin Local primary interview.
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the Magistrate, District 6 page →
#2
R Primary · Vote for one

Hardin County Sheriff

Four-year term. The Sheriff is one of the county's elected law-enforcement officers — patrol, civil-process service, and court security. (The county jail is run separately by the Jailer's office.)
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the Hardin County Sheriff page →
#3
R Primary · Vote for one

Property Valuation Administrator

Four-year term. The PVA decides what your house and car are worth for tax purposes.
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the Property Valuation Administrator page →
#4
R Primary · Vote for one

Kentucky State Senator — 10th District

Four-year term in the Kentucky Senate. SD-10 covers all of Hardin County.
Matt Deneen
R Ballot Position 1
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Louis Grider
R Ballot Position 2
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the Kentucky State Senator — 10th District page →
#5
R Primary · Vote for one

U.S. Representative — Kentucky 2nd District

Two-year term in the U.S. House. Hardin County is in Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District.
G. "Shay" Perry-Adelmann
R Ballot Position 1
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
S. Brett Guthrie
R Ballot Position 2
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Joshua M. Ferguson
R Ballot Position 3
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the U.S. Representative — Kentucky 2nd District page →
#6
R Primary · Vote for one

U.S. Senator (Kentucky)

Six-year term in the U.S. Senate. Votes on federal laws, judicial confirmations, and treaties.
Anissa Catlett
R Ballot Position 1
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
A. Nick Shelley
R Ballot Position 2
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Valerie "Dr Val" Fredrick
R Ballot Position 3
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Nate Morris
R Ballot Position 5
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Donald Wenzel
R Ballot Position 6
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Jonathan M. Holliday
R Ballot Position 7
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
George Washington
R Ballot Position 8
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Andy Barr
R Ballot Position 9
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Jimmy I. Leon
R Ballot Position 11
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
James D. Duncan
R Ballot Position 12
— No Hardin Local interview —
Hardin Local does not interview every candidate in races with statewide or multi-county audiences. We focus on the local races where voter information is hardest to find.
Watch Hardin Local interviews on the U.S. Senator (Kentucky) page →
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