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Source: Woodford Sun

10 Years Ago November 10, 2016 Woodford County and Kentucky saw Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump rack up big margin, 62.5 percent, as he edged out Democratic nominee Hilary Clinton, 32.7 percent, to become the country’s next President succeeding President Barack Obama. Locally, there were few surprises. Incumbent Sherry Springate edged out Piper White by a scant 25 votes to capture the only contested seat on the Woodford County School Board. In Midway, the new city council returns incumbents Libby Warfield, Bruce Southworth, Sara Hicks, and Kaye Nita Gallagher, with newcomers John McDaniel and Steve Simoff winning. In Versailles, all incumbents won led by top vote-getter Ann Miller followed by Mary Bradley, Owen Roberts, Ken Kerkhoff, who will be joined by newcomers Laura Dake and Mike Coleman. Turnout in Woodford County was 67.22 percent.

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