Kimmich, identified as Scott, submits documentation expressing intent to compete in the Kenton County Commissioner-District 3 election scheduled for 2026
Scott Kimmich, a long-time resident of Erlanger, has announced his intention to run for Kenton County Commissioner-District 3 in 2026. Kimmich, aged 62, has a rich history of public service, having been appointed to positions of trust by five governors, two House Speakers, and serving in the administration of five Judge's/Executive.
Kimmich served as Kenton Deputy Judge from 1999 to 2010, and subsequently on the Kenton County Board of Elections from 2013 to 2025. He also represented the county on the District Board of Health for six years, including serving as Chair in 2024-2025.
In a statement, Kimmich clarified that his decision to run is not driven by personal ambition, but by a desire to serve the public and make a difference. He plans to file his nomination papers in the fall of 2022. During the summer, Kimmich and his wife, Jean, will be spending their time speaking with friends, renewing old acquaintances, and raising funds for the race.
Kimmich intends to expand the debate beyond buzzwords like restoring fiscal responsibility and transparency. He believes in creating a narrative based on ideas for the campaign. As a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty since 2010, Kimmich has a deep understanding of the local economy and the challenges faced by Kenton County residents.
Scott Kimmich and his wife Jean Scheben Kimmich reside in Erlanger, and are proud parents of two grown daughters. They also have grandchildren. Kimmich stated that this filing allows him to actively pursue his candidacy for County Commissioner.
For those interested in learning more about Kimmich's platform and experience, local news outlets, campaign websites, social media pages, or public candidate forums closer to the election date are good places to start. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, monitoring official Kenton County election resources and community meetings where candidates present their platforms is recommended.
- Scott Kimmich, a long-time Erlanger resident, plans to file his nomination papers for the 2026 Kenton County Commissioner-District 3 election in the fall of 2022.
- With a rich history of public service, Kimmich served as Kenton Deputy Judge from 1999 to 2010 and on the Kenton County Board of Elections from 2013 to 2025.
- As the general-news unfolds, interested citizens can follow Kenton County election resources, local news outlets, campaign websites, social media pages, and public candidate forums for up-to-date information about Kimmich's platform and experience.
