Liberty City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Adam
Elmore

Adam Elmore, the incumbent, is running for Liberty City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 7 candidates are running for 6 seats.

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The race · City Council

About: Member of the Liberty City Council, as listed by the state Department for Local Government.

11 sourced

01Ballot listing1 sourced position

Listed on the Casey County sample ballot for City Council, City of Liberty, in the November 3, 2026 general election.
Own statementKentucky Secretary of State · Nov 3, 2026 Link

02Past candidacies1 sourced position

Ran for Liberty City Council in 2024 (won).
Own statementCasey County News (2024-11-13) · Nov 13, 2024 Link

03Cannabis3 sourced positions

Voted no on the motion to table the ordinance banning medical cannabis businesses in city limits (failed 2-4, May 2024).
Council voteCasey County News (2024-05-22) · May 22, 2024 Link How the council voted
Voted yes on the first reading of the ordinance banning medical cannabis businesses in city limits (passed 4-2, May 2024).
Council voteCasey County News (2024-05-22) · May 22, 2024 Link How the council voted
Voted yes on the second reading of the ordinance banning medical cannabis businesses in city limits (passed 3-1, June 2024).
Council voteCasey County News (2024-06-19) · Jun 19, 2024 Link How the council voted

04Sewer1 sourced position

Voted no on applying for a $1 million loan for Phase 2 of the sewer rehabilitation project (failed after the mayor broke a 3-3 tie, Dec. 2023).
Council voteCasey County News (2023-12-20) · Dec 20, 2023 Link How the council voted

05Lanhamtown trails2 sourced positions

Voted no on the motion not to develop trails on the city's Lanhamtown property (passed 3-2, Oct. 2023).
Council voteCasey County News (2023-10-18) · Oct 18, 2023 Link How the council voted
As reported by the Casey County News; not a direct quote
When the mayor polled the council on developing trails on the city's Lanhamtown property, said yes (Sept. 2023).
Own statementCasey County News (2023-09-27) · Sep 27, 2023 Link

06Water rates1 sourced position

Voted yes on the second reading of the 2023 water rate ordinance (passed 4-1, April 2023).
Council voteCasey County News (2023-04-19) · Apr 19, 2023 Link How the council voted

07City budget1 sourced position

Voted yes on the motion to add a 5% raise for all city employees to the budget (failed 2-3, May 2023).
Council voteCasey County News (2023-05-31) · May 31, 2023 Link How the council voted

08Flooding1 sourced position

Asked whether the city could at least put culverts in at existing bridges to address flooding.
I think everybody knows that removing a bridge is going to be a pretty big task, but I think it would be appropriate to at least put the tiles (culverts) in, to start somewhere”
Own statementCasey County News (2024-02-21) · Feb 21, 2024 Link

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When the mayor polled the council on developing trails on the city's Lanhamtown property, said yes (Sept. 2023).
Sep 27, 2023 ·As reported by the Casey County News; not a direct quote ·Casey County News (2023-09-27) · Sep 27, 2023

On the record

Voted no on the motion not to develop trails on the city's Lanhamtown property (passed 3-2, Oct. 2023).
Oct 18, 2023 ·Casey County News (2023-10-18) · Oct 18, 2023

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