Beth is from Covington, Kentucky. She attended Milligan College in Johnson City, Tennessee. She has a bachelor's degree from Milligan College. She lives with her husband, Jeff, and their two children in the Wallace Woods neighborhood of Covington.

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Beth Sewell is originally from central Indiana. She attended Milligan College in Johnson City, Tennessee. She has a bachelor's degree  in education and psychology from Milligan College. She lives with her husband and their two children in the Wallace Woods neighborhood of Covington.

Beth previously served as executive director of the Covington Business Council, where she managed the organization's budget and advocated for business priorities in the city. She also previously served as executive director of Raybourn Group International, a nonprofit management firm in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

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Beth currently serves as Kenton County Commissioner representing District 1. She was first elected in 2010 and is serving her fourth term. 


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2026 Kentucky Primary Election

Supports lowering property taxes to 1980’s levels and has passed budgets that improved Kenton County's financial position.

Supports lowering property taxes to 1980’s levels.

Supports repurposing 200 acres in Kenton County for a new recreation facility and a permanent Farmers Market Pavilion.

Supports the distribution of funds for site development and redevelopment in multiple cities throughout the county.

Prioritizes the distribution of funds for site development and redevelopment in multiple cities throughout the county.

Promotes conserving rural farmland alongside targeted economic development to bring quality jobs to Kenton County.

- Supports lowering property taxes to 1980’s levels.
- Supports repurposing 200 acres in Kenton County for a new recreation facility and a permanent Farmers Market Pavilion.
- Prioritizes the distribution of funds for site development and redevelopment in multiple cities throughout the county.
- Promotes conserving rural farmland alongside targeted economic development to bring quality jobs to Kenton County.

Economy

Supports improving zoning and infrastructure, including roads, water, and broadband, to meet the service needs of unincorporated residents.

Wants to improve roads, water, and broadband infrastructure to meet the service needs of unincorporated residents.

- Wants to improve roads, water, and broadband infrastructure to meet the service needs of unincorporated residents.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports the creation of addiction recovery programs, effective distribution of COVID funds to impacted community organizations, and the hiring and training of resource officers in schools and law enforcement navigators to assist public safety officers.

Supports the creation of addiction recovery programs. 

Advocated for consolidating multiple city dispatch centers into one county-run dispatch center to improve efficiency.

Supported hiring and training resource officers in local schools and law enforcement navigators to assist public safety officers.

- Supports the creation of addiction recovery programs. 
- Advocated for consolidating multiple city dispatch centers into one county-run dispatch center to improve efficiency.
- Supported hiring and training resource officers in local schools and law enforcement navigators to assist public safety officers.

Public Safety

Supported the renovation of the Bavarian Brewery into the Kenton County Government Center and the redevelopment of a former county building into a residential apartment complex in Covington.

- Supported the renovation of the Bavarian Brewery into the Kenton County Government Center and the redevelopment of a former county building into a residential apartment complex in Covington.

Housing & Urban Development

Voted to distribute COVID-19 relief funds to community organizations most impacted by the pandemic by soliciting applications from qualifying groups.

- Voted to distribute COVID-19 relief funds to community organizations most impacted by the pandemic by soliciting applications from qualifying groups.

Public Services

As of April 7, 2026, Beth Sewell’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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- There are three county districts, each with one elected commissioner. The general election is voted "at large," allowing all county voters to choose nominees from each district, except in Jefferson County. 
- County commissioners serve on the fiscal court, which acts as the county’s legislature and governing body. The county judge/executive leads this court as its fourth member.
- The fiscal court makes county laws, allocates the budget, and raises funds through taxes, bonds, or selling county property. 
- The fiscal court can choose to administer public assistance, health, and other social services. It can also choose to regulate or restrict building construction or use.
- Commissioners are elected to 4-year terms. These elections are partisan. 
- The maximum annual salary for a county commissioner is about $93,000 if they are working full time.