Busse graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Design in 1972 and founded a business, which is still operating, in 1985. He touted his experience overseeing a business, working with vendors, managing relationships, as well as procuring services and products as a good primer for working on the fiscal court.

John Busse (Kenton County Commissioner District 3 Democratic candidate John Busse)

John Busse earned a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial design in 1972.

John founded his own business over 40 years ago.

May 19, 2026
2026 Primary Election

COUNTY COMMISSIONER 3rd District

Jordan T. BALDRIDGE

5,335 - 63% of reported votes

John BUSSE

3,138 - 37% of reported votes

Election Night Reporting (Kenton County Unofficial Results)

Kenton County Results - Election Night Reporting

John previously lost an election for Kenton County Commissioner.

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of September 15, 2026, John Busse did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

He advocated for a thoughtful approach to development, especially development that occurred on the east and west sides of I-75. “And if there’s not a plan, and if the residents who are adjacent to that are not in favor of it, there has to be a realistic view as to what’s going on,” Busse said.

Said development proposals should include a plan and account for the views of adjacent residents.

- Said development proposals should include a plan and account for the views of adjacent residents.

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

Education

Economy

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John Busse

As of September 15, 2026, John Busse’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Adam S. Perkins

David Wolfer

George William Best

Michael Lippert

Samuel D. Keith

Tom Bernheimer

Tyler Gastright

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