WATCH: Henry Royse, Bob Miller discuss Glasgow mayor’s race
Henry Royse is seeking a second four-year term, while Bob Miller is challenging him for the nonpartisan seat.
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GLASGOW, Ky. — Glasgow voters will choose between incumbent Mayor Henry Royse and challenger Bob R. Miller in the Nov. 3 general election.
Royse is seeking a second four-year term, while Miller is challenging him for the nonpartisan seat.
The mayoral race will appear on the ballot alongside the contest for Glasgow City Council, where 17 candidates are vying for nine seats. Council members serve two-year terms.
Bob R. Miller
Miller previously ran for mayor of Munfordville but was unsuccessful. He moved to Glasgow nearly two years ago and continues to reside there.
Before entering the mayoral race, Miller worked as a truck driver and served in the military. He is now retired.
Henry Royse
Royse was first elected mayor of Glasgow in 2022, defeating challenger W. Keith Rowlett. He is now seeking a second four-year term.
Before entering city government, Royse owned and operated WCLU radio station. The station has since changed ownership, allowing him to serve as mayor full-time.
