Bradley Leeke, who was appointed to the Fort Mitchell City Council in early 2026, is seeking a full elected term in the general election.

The nonpartisan race for Fort Mitchell City Council has eight candidates competing for seven seats on Nov. 3, 2026. Voters may choose up to seven candidates on the ballot, according to BallotReady election data. Leeke is one of eight candidates certified for the ballot.

The other seven candidates in the race are Alyson Roeding, Jared Arlinghaus, Jebadiah Holbrook, Jeff Dietrich, Jerry Deatherage, Kim Nachazel and Vicki S. Boerger, all running as nonpartisan, according to BallotReady.

Candidate information

  • Name: Bradley Leeke
  • Party: Nonpartisan
  • Office sought: Fort Mitchell City Council
  • Election date: Nov. 3, 2026

Experience and public service

Leeke serves as a Fort Mitchell city council member, according to the city's council page.

He was appointed to fill a vacant seat in early 2026 after the council received two applications for the opening. The applicants were Leeke and William Crouse. The council voted to appoint Leeke, NKyTribune reported.

He is now running for a full elected term on the council.

No other professional background or public service history was available for this profile.

On the issues

Leeke's policy positions were not available for this profile. NKY Current did not receive issue responses from this candidate. This article will be updated if the candidate provides responses.

Endorsements

No endorsement information was available for this profile.

How to vote

The Fort Mitchell City Council race is nonpartisan. Eight candidates are certified for seven seats. Voters may select up to seven candidates.

The general election is Nov. 3, 2026.

This profile is part of NKY Current's 2026 election coverage for the Fort Mitchell City Council race. Information is drawn from public records and BallotReady election data. Candidate responses to a questionnaire were not available at the time of publication.