Owensboro, KYVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Owensboro City Commissioner · Nov 3, 2026

Jeff Sanford

Candidate for City Commissioner (incumbent)

8 candidates · 4 seats8 sourced positions

Jeff Sanford, the incumbent, is running for Owensboro City Commissioner in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 4 seats.

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All eight November candidates, Bob Glenn, Tyler Goad, Steve Johnson, Curtis Maglinger, John Ross Martin, Sharon NeSmith, Jeff Sanford and Pamela Smith-Wright, took part in the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce city commission forum, according to the Messenger-Inquirer. Messenger-Inquirer

Where Jeff Sanford stands: positions on the record

Data centers1 sourced position
  • Said the city should look at reasonable data center regulation whether or not a project comes.

    “With reasonable regulation of some sort, I think that has to be looked at, no matter if one comes or not”

    Forum answerMessenger-Inquirer

Housing1 sourced position
  • Said more homes for sale would lower housing costs.

    “The more inventory we have the lower”

    Forum answerMessenger-Inquirer

Economic development2 sourced positions
Massie industrial site1 sourced position
  • as reported by Messenger-Inquirer; not a direct quote

    Said he voted to purchase the Massie property as a future city industrial park.

    Own statementMessenger-Inquirer

Homelessness1 sourced position
  • Said the city is going to extend its moratorium on new group housing facilities.

    “We are going to extend the moratorium”

    Own statementMessenger-Inquirer

City budget1 sourced position
Past candidacies1 sourced position

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