Where do Paducah candidates stand on jobs and the economy?

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U.S. Senate. Andy Barr (Republican): No public statement found in our sources. Charles Booker (Democratic): No public statement found in our sources. Thomas Michael Murphy (Write-In): No public statement found in our sources. Christopher Campbell (Kentucky): He describes himself as pro-labor and pro-union, supporting safe working conditions, strong benefits, and quality pay. U.S. House, District 1. John “Drew” Williams (Democratic Party): No public statement found in our sources. James R. Comer (Republican Party, incumbent): Comer supports lower taxes, affordable energy, and fewer regulations to encourage business investment and job creation. State House, 3rd Representative District. Randy Bridges (Republican Party, incumbent): He says he will work to attract investment and create local economic opportunities, including through vocational and workforce education. Michael McVicker (Democratic Party): No public statement found in our sources. County Judge/Executive. Craig Zeiss Clymer (Republican Party, incumbent): He supports preparing for the anticipated Department of Energy-site-related growth with housing, roads, sewer and other infrastructure, while planning to manage growth safely. George P. Bray (Independent): No public statement found in our sources. County Commissioner, 3rd District. Eddie Jones (Republican Party, incumbent): His listed priorities include developing bikeable and walkable neighborhoods, sports tourism, and public-private partnerships for regional economic development. Coroner. Amanda G. Melton (Republican Party, incumbent): Melton is advocating for a dedicated county morgue, saying the region’s growth requires such a facility. City Commissioners, City of Paducah (vote for up to four). Sandra Wilson: She said she supports diversity initiatives and described the city commission’s unanimous vote condemning the large Confederate flag on Interstate 24, which she said sends visitors the wrong message and may deter business investment. Robert "Buz" Smith: No public statement found in our sources. Raynarldo Henderson: No public statement found in our sources. Dujuan Thomas: No public statement found in our sources. Gerald Watkins: No public statement found in our sources.