Another Independent Candidate Will Be On Kentucky's Ballot, This Time It's Ken Moellman For Treasurer.

Libertarian candidate gets on ballot for state treasurer
By Jack Brammer

FRANKFORT – Ken Moellman of Pendleton County has been certified by the secretary of state’s office to get his name on the Nov. 8 ballot as a Libertarian candidate for state treasurer.

Moellman, who works in information technology for a Cincinnati company, submitted more than 8,100 signatures of registered voters to get on the ballot. He needed 5,000 to qualify.

He said 7,844 of the signatures he submitted were certified Wednesday.

“We’ve worked hard to get this task completed,” Moellman said. “I thank all of my supporters for their help in this effort, and look forward to actually focusing on campaigning from this point forward.”

Moellman said he will attend Saturday’s Fancy Farm political picnic in Graves County, though organizers have not invited him to speak at the event.

Moellman faces Democratic incumbent L.J. “Todd” Hollenbach and Republican K.C. Crosbie of Lexington in the fall election.