What political party is George Powers?

Nonpartisan race. The ballot lists 'Vote for One' for Mayor, City of Cumberland, and 'Vote for up to Seven' for City Council, City of Cumberland, on the nonpartisan city ballot.

Cumberland City Council · Nov 3, 2026

George
Powers

George Powers, the incumbent, is running for Cumberland City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 12 candidates are running for 7 seats.

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Background

About: Cumberland City Council member, re-elected in November 2024.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Nonpartisan
Party: Nonpartisan race. Kentucky Secretary of State · Nov 3, 2026

On the record: George Powers

4 sourced

01Sewer equipment1 sourced position

Made the motion to buy a $90,000 sewer jetter through Brown Equipment (passed unanimously, March 2023).
Council voteCumberland City Council · Mar 14, 2023 Link

02Alcohol sales2 sourced positions

as recorded in the council minutes
Asked the city in March 2023 to look into allowing alcohol sales by the drink.
Own statementCumberland City Council · Mar 14, 2023 Link
as recorded in the council minutes
Asked in May 2023 that the city attorney review and summarize an alcohol-by-the-drink ordinance for the council.
Own statementCumberland City Council · May 9, 2023 Link

03Past elections1 sourced position

Ran for Cumberland City Council in 2024 (won).
Own statementHarlan Enterprise · Nov 5, 2024 Link

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