Louisville, KY, November 4, 2026 — Louisville voters have cast their ballots, re-electing Mayor Craig Greenberg for a second term. The results of the local elections also determined the composition of the Metro Council and saw the election of a new Jefferson County Sheriff.

In the mayoral race, incumbent Craig Greenberg secured a second term, continuing his leadership of Louisville. The election outcomes for the Metro Council indicate that Democrats have maintained their narrow majority. This alignment suggests a continuity in the local political landscape, with no significant shifts in power dynamics expected, despite the introduction of some new individuals into elected positions.

The elections for the Metro Council seats saw voters choose representatives who will shape local policy. While the summary indicates that Democrats have retained their majority, specific vote counts or the exact number of seats held by each party were not detailed. The presence of new faces among the elected officials suggests that some changes will occur within the council’s membership.

Furthermore, the position of Jefferson County Sheriff has a new elected official. Details regarding the name of the newly elected sheriff, their party affiliation, or the specifics of their election were not provided in the trend summary. The outcome points to a transition in leadership for this key county office.

Overall, the election results point towards a stable local government structure, with the incumbent mayor returning to office and the Democratic party continuing its majority on the Metro Council. The election cycle has brought some new individuals into public service roles, including the office of Jefferson County Sheriff.


Story summarized from the original created by Roberto Roldan, Amina Elahi on www.lpm.org, see more information here.

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