In-person absentee/early voting for the May 5 primary/special election is continuing at the Hardin County Board of Elections. Only two voting districts are involved. In Kenton, there is a Republican primary for mayor. The other issue is in the Ridgemont School District, which is seeking renewal of a .75 percent income tax for five years. The elections board office is …

Two Republicans are vying for the position of Kenton mayor in the May 5 primary. Incumbent Randy Manns is being challenged by Third Ward Councilman Tom Taylor.

In-office absentee/early voting hours for the May 5 primary/special election have been established by the Hardin County Board of Elections. The election impacts only the city of Kenton, which has a contested race for mayor on the Republican ballot, and the Ridgemont School District, which has a levy renewal before voters. The early voting hours at the board office, located …

The deadline for voter registration to be eligible to vote in the May 5, 2015 primary/special election is Monday, April 6.

Special elections will be held May 5 in Kenton and the Ridgemont School District. The Kenton mayor’s race has prompted the special election in the city. Republican voters will select between incumbent Randy Manns and Councilman Tom Taylor.

There will be a Republican primary election in Kenton on May 5.

A Kenton City Council member is hoping to be elected mayor and has filed to appear on the Republican primary ballot on May 5. Tom Taylor, who represents the city’s third ward on council, returned petitions Tuesday to run for mayor