Boone County Judge-Executive Race: Moore vs Hand
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In Boone County, Kentucky, a heated primary race unfolds between incumbent Republican Judge-Executive Gary Moore and challenger Chet Hand. Moore, a sixty-eight-year-old with twenty-five years of leadership, faces Hand, a thirty-eight-year-old commissioner who gained traction during the 2022 Trump wave. The job, paying nearly $155,000 annually, involves serving over ninety-one thousand residents. Hand, known for opposing regulations like dog licenses and county-funded electric vehicle stations, aims to reduce government overreach. Moore, meanwhile, highlights his steady leadership and planned growth. The primary winner will lead Boone County, managing budgets over $80 million and daily operations for a growing community.
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