Princeton |- | Calloway | Murray |- |rowspan=2 | Carter |Grayson |- |Olive Hill |- |Clay |Manchester |- |Estill |Irvine |- |Fleming |Flemingsburg |- |Garrard |Lancaster |- | rowspan=5 | Greenup |Bellefonte |- |Greenup |- |Raceland |- |Russell |- |South Shore |- | rowspan=3 | Hardin |Elizabethtown |- |Radcliff |- |Vine Grove |- |Henry |Eminence |- |rowspan=4 | Hopkins |Dawson Springs |- |Earlington |- |Hanson |- |Madisonville |- |Jessamine |Nicholasville |- |Johnson |Paintsville |- |Knox |Corbin |- |Laurel |London |- |Lewis |Vanceburg |- |Logan |Russellville |- |Madison |Richmond |- |Martin |Warfield |- |Montgomery |Mount Sterling |- |Muhlenberg |Central City |- |Oldham |La Grange |- |Pendleton |Falmouth |- |Pike |Pikeville |- |rowspan=2 | Pulaski |Burnside |- |Somerset |- |Rowan |Morehead |- |Scott |Georgetown |- |Shelby |Shelbyville |- |Simpson |Franklin |- |Todd |Guthrie |- |Warren |Bowling Green |- |Washington |Springfield |- |Webster |Providence Sebree |- |rowspan=2 |Whitley |Corbin |- |Williamsburg |} Note that once a city votes itself fully wet, state law mandates a 60-day period, starting on the date that the election results are certified, before vendors can apply for licenses to sell distilled spirits and wine. At the end of that period, the state will then advertise in that city's newspaper of record to announce the number of licenses that will be granted. However, beer licenses are not subject to quotas, and can be applied for once the city enacts a governing ordinance. References Alcohol law in the United States