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County Clerk: roughly 1,900 valid signatures needed to place wet/dry question on May ballot

Fleming County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Fleming County Clerk Jarrod Fritz told the Fiscal Court a county‑wide wet/dry petition will begin circulating and estimated about 1,900 valid signatures are required to place the question on the May primary ballot.

County Clerk Jarrod Fritz informed the Fleming County Fiscal Court on Dec. 10 that a county‑wide wet/dry petition will start circulating and estimated the number of valid signatures required to place the question on the May primary ballot would be approximately 1,900.

Fritz’s statement was informational; the Fiscal Court approved the county clerk’s November monthly report during the meeting. The minutes do not record additional specifics about the petition sponsor, timeline for signature collection or exact statutory citation for the threshold Fritz cited.

Residents interested in the petition process should consult the County Clerk's office for official instructions and timelines; the minutes record only the clerk’s estimate.