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With Kentucky's primary election coming up May 18th, the field is set for candidates running for Metro Mayor. If you were to choose TODAY, who would you vote for?
  Tyler Allen (Dem)
  Burrel Charles Farnsley (Dem)
  Greg Fischer (Dem)
  Hal Heiner (Rep)
  Jim King (Dem)
  Connie Marshall (Dem)
  Lisa Moxley (Dem)
  Jonathan Robertson (Rep)
  David Tandy (Dem)
  Chris Thieneman (Rep)
  Shannon White (Dem)
  I have no idea
 
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