It’s not a presidential year—but that doesn’t mean it’s a quiet one.

In 2025, Kentuckians will vote in a range of local and state-level elections that have a direct impact on our everyday lives. These are the races that decide how our schools are run, how our cities are planned, and how our tax dollars are spent.

Here’s a quick snapshot of what to expect on the ballot in Jessamine County:

🗳️ City Council and County Commission Races
These local offices oversee everything from zoning to public safety to parks and rec. Real community change starts here.

🗳️ School Board Elections
Our kids’ classrooms, teachers, and curriculum are shaped by these decisions. School board elections often fly under the radar—but they matter a lot.

🗳️ Judicial Elections
Judges play a huge role in shaping the justice system, especially when it comes to family court, juvenile court, and local civil cases.

🗳️ Special Districts and Ballot Measures
Depending on the year, you may also see races for utility boards, local tax measures, or other issues that affect services like libraries, EMS, or infrastructure.

Make sure you’re registered to vote by Monday, October 6, 2025 at 4:00 p.m.
That’s your deadline for our November 2025 elections.

If you’re not already registered, REGISTER HERE! It’s quick and simple.

This is your chance to help shape the future of Jessamine County—block by block, classroom by classroom, vote by vote.

And if you want to help spread the word, come to a meeting—we’re always looking for more folks to get involved.