William Hogue won the vote for constable in district two, with 242 votes. His opponent, Michael J. Foster received 219 votes.

Election results are in

01/20/2023CONSTABLE 2nd Magisterial District - (Vote for One)
Choice Party Absentee Voting Early Voting Election Day Voting Total
William HOGUE REP 4 100.00% 25 100.00% 326 100.00% 355 100.00%
Cast Votes: 4 100.00% 25 100.00% 326 100.00% 355 100.00%
Undervotes: 12 4 145 161
Overvotes: 0 0 0 0

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Constables By District
District 1: Nicholasville
Dustin Lee Gibson
District 2: Wilmore
William Hogue
District 3: Nicholasville
Charles “Tony” Lowery
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William Hogue currently serves as constable for Jessamine County's 2nd Magisterial District. He was elected in 2018 and reelected in 2022, and is serving his second term.

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The primary election votes have been counted and the results are in for Jessamine County.

Jon R. Sallee was reelected as Jessamine County jailer with a total vote count of 3,041 in his race against Michael David, who received a final vote count of 619.

Michael Hughes was reelected as Jessamine County coroner, with a final vote count of 1,816. His opponent Jay A. Webb received 1,277 votes, and Mike Riley received a total of 505 votes in the primary.

William Hogue won the vote for constable in district two, with 242 votes. His opponent, Michael J. Foster received 219 votes.

Terry Meckstroth won the vote for magistrate in district three with 507 votes. Todd Gooch received 396 votes, and Darrell Kevin York received 97 votes.

Constables By District
District 1: Nicholasville
Dustin Lee Gibson
District 2: Wilmore
William Hogue
District 3: Nicholasville
Charles “Tony” Lowery

William Hogue currently serves as the Jessamine County constable for District 2, which includes Wilmore. He won the district's 2018 primary election for constable.

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- The constable delivers official legal documents, like a court summons or subpoenas and may serve warrants where allowed.
- Due to a 2022 law change, someone elected to this office does not automatically have law enforcement powers if the person did not have those powers before. To have law enforcement powers, a constable must be certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council or grandfathered in, having served as a constable before 2023. 
- The constable is allowed to carry a concealed weapon and ay seize personal property to collect on fees owed to them.
- They are elected to a 4-year term.
- In all counties except Jefferson and Fayette, constables are compensated from the fees they collect. In Jefferson and Fayette, they are paid a $9,600 per year salary.

Delivers official legal documents and collects fees. 