Bowling Green elections · County
Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District
Election day:
Candidates listed
2 candidates in our sourced ballot listing. This listing includes ballot names and source links.
Rick Williams
Republican · Incumbent
Barry M. Brown
Democratic
Where the candidates stand
Every candidate for Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District on each issue any of them has spoken on, in their own words or a close paraphrase, with the source linked. Checked . We do not score, rank or recommend anyone.
Where do the Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District candidates in Bowling Green stand on public safety?
Rick Williams (Republican, incumbent)
At a fiscal court meeting ahead of the November 2026 general election, Williams highlighted teamwork in county government and cited public safety, road improvements, and fire protection. (WNKY News 40)
No public statement found in our sources.
Where do the Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District candidates in Bowling Green stand on roads and infrastructure?
Rick Williams (Republican, incumbent)
Williams said county decisions are made together based on a vision for the future and what is coming down the road. (Bowling Green Daily News)
No public statement found in our sources.
Where do the Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District candidates in Bowling Green stand on elections and how government runs?
Rick Williams (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
At a 2026 fiscal court meeting, he said he would bring a fresh perspective and be accessible, responsive, and accountable to constituents. (Bowling Green Daily News)
In 2026 candidate remarks, Brown emphasized listening to residents, treating people with respect, and being accountable to constituents. (WNKY News 40)
Where do the Magistrate, 3rd Magisterial District candidates in Bowling Green stand on jobs and the economy?
Rick Williams (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
He says Warren County’s growth should be planned, affordable, and supported by infrastructure to reduce traffic and encourage responsible spending. (Barry M. Brown for Magistrate)
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