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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 118A — Election of judges

118A.045 Election of family court judges.

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(1)Family court judges shall be elected from the judicial circuits established in KRS
Chapter 23A and to a family court division so designated by the Supreme Court
pursuant to Section 112(6) of the Constitution of Kentucky.
(2)All family court divisions as certified by the Clerk of the Supreme Court of
Kentucky shall have such designation specifically appear on the ballot. The words
"Family Court" shall be printed on the ballot in an appropriate location for divisions
of Circuit Court certified by the Clerk of the Supreme Court of Kentucky as family
court divisions. Prior to the first Wednesday after the first Monday in November of
each scheduled election year, the Clerk of the Supreme Court of Kentucky shall
certify the divisions of Circuit Court within a judicial circuit that are designated as
family court divisions and deliver such certification to the Secretary of State.
(3)Except as provided in KRS 23A.070, in judicial circuits having two
(2)or more
judges there shall be, for election purposes, numbered divisions corresponding to
the number of Circuit Judges in the circuit. Each judge shall be elected at large from
the entire circuit.
(4)Each numbered division of a circuit shall be voted upon and shall be tallied
separately.
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