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Races › Kentucky
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · general election
Kentucky elects a U.S. senator and 6 members of the U.S. House in 2026. Everyone the FEC lists as running, the money behind each campaign, and the towns in each district.
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| Online | Monday, October 5, 4 p.m. local time source |
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| By mail | Postmarked by Monday, October 5 source |
| In person | Monday, October 5 source |
| Same-day registration | Not offered source |
Read from Kentucky’s own election pages and laws. Deadlines can change, so confirm with Kentucky State Board of Elections.
Polling places are assigned by street address, so the state’s own lookup is the one to trust. Links checked October 11, 2026.
On the November ballot
Held by James Comer (R)
On the November ballot
Includes Hopkinsville, Paducah, Danville, Calvert City, Madisonville, Henderson, Franklin and Frankfort
Held by Brett Guthrie (R)
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Includes Bowling Green, Elizabethtown, Owensboro, Shepherdsville, Glasgow, Radcliff, Bardstown and Leitchfield
Held by Morgan McGarvey (D)
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Includes Louisville, Jeffersontown, Middletown, Shively, St. Matthews, Prospect, Lyndon and Anchorage
Held by Thomas Massie (R)
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Includes Maysville, Independence, Williamstown, Covington, Florence, Shelbyville, Erlanger and La Grange
Held by Harold Rogers (R)
On the November ballot
Includes Pikeville, Somerset, Prestonsburg, London, Ashland, Morehead, Jenkins and Coal Run Village
Held by Andy Barr (R)
On the November ballot
Includes Richmond, Georgetown, Berea, Nicholasville, Winchester, Paris, Harrodsburg and Versailles