Prestonsburg City Council · Nov 3, 2026
B. D.
Nunnery
B. D. Nunnery, the incumbent, is running for Prestonsburg City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 11 candidates are running for 8 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Harry AdamsIncumbent
- 02Robert R. Allen IIIncumbent
- 03Brittainy BranhamIncumbent
- 04Danny Wayne Martin
- 05B. D. NunneryYou’re reading
- 06Heather OusleyIncumbent
- 07Bethany PenningtonIncumbent
- 08Matt Slone
- 09Josh TurnerIncumbent
- 10Kaye WillisIncumbent
- 11Kevin Lee Woods
Background
- About
- Prestonsburg City Council member, re-elected in November 2024.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Nonpartisan
On the record: B. D. Nunnery
4 sourced01Council meeting schedule2 sourced positions
Voted no on an ordinance to hold regular council meetings twice a month (failed 2-5, March 2025).
Council voteFloyd Chronicle & Times · Mar 31, 2025LinkHow the council voted
quoted by the Floyd Chronicle & Times
Said special-called meetings could handle extra business and that the council had moved from two meetings a month to one before (March 2025).
We switched from two to one because, honestly, the second meeting ended up being kind of pointless.”
Own statementFloyd Chronicle & Times · Mar 31, 2025Link
02Kentucky Power franchise1 sourced position
quoted by the Floyd Chronicle & Times
Asked why the city could not act directly against other utilities left on poles that Kentucky Power has abandoned (August 2026).
Why can't we go directly against the utility?”
Own statementFloyd Chronicle & Times · Sep 2, 2026Link
03Past elections1 sourced position
Ran for Prestonsburg City Council in 2024 (won).
Own statementFloyd Chronicle & Times · Nov 6, 2024Link
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B. D. Nunnery: their words and their votes on the same issue
Meeting schedule
In their words
Said special-called meetings could handle extra business and that the council had moved from two meetings a month to one before (March 2025).
Mar 31, 2025 ·quoted by the Floyd Chronicle & Times ·Floyd Chronicle & Times · Mar 31, 2025
On the record
Voted no on an ordinance to hold regular council meetings twice a month (failed 2-5, March 2025).
Mar 31, 2025 ·Floyd Chronicle & Times · Mar 31, 2025
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