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Beshear attacks Trump-Vance lies; says Harris’s policies will move country forward in ABC's ‘This Week’ appearance
During his Sunday morning appearance, Gov. Beshear talked about a potential Harris presidency and the misinformation about FEMA being put out by Trump and Vance.
Goodwine extends fundraising lead in Kentucky Supreme Court race, with Bloomberg’s help
Kentucky Supreme Court candidate Pamela Goodwine increased her already-massive fundraising advantage over her opponent in the past month, with the help of a supportive PAC that received a big check from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
KY Secretary of State Adams is mulling a run for governor, according to law school interview
Was the top vote-getter in the 2023 state-wide elections
More Kentucky Republicans ‘decline’ to answer Right to Life’s endorsement survey
An “incredible indictment on the brand and on the movement.”
The election predictions are in!
Forward Kentucky members have spoken. What do they think is going to happen in November?
Project 2025’s magical thinking – four essential takeaways
I read the whole 922 pages; bottom line, it’s their way or the highway
President Obama’s speech in Pittsburgh
Some excellent zingers and super motivation to get the job done
‘Mr. Mayor, do you have time to talk to the President?’
A president doing what a president should do ... and which our president actually does
45th Kentucky legislative race features two first-time candidates
The race for District 45 in the Kentucky House of Representatives pits two newcomers against each other. Republican Thomas Jefferson and Democrat Adam Moore are vying for the central Kentucky seat, which includes a sizable portion of southwest Lexington. 60-year-old Thomas Jefferson, who moved to Lexington more than four decades
A new Amendment 2 mailer, the same old misleading claims about what ballot measure would do
Lexington got blanketed this week with yet another mailer on Amendment 2, the ballot measure that would change the state Constitution to allow public school funding to go to private schools. But you’d never know it was about that: Once again, advocates are touting the lie that Amendment 2
Blatant racism and bigotry should not pave the way to White House
Can Trump ride his Hitler-like attacks on immigrants into the Oval Office?
League of Women Voters opposes Amendment 2
The League explains why they are opposing this amendment.
Live out of state? Our ‘open records’ are closed to you.
Want to look at nursing home inspection records for your aging Kentucky mother? Too bad – our lawmakers won’t let you.
Amendment 1: ‘Proactive’ or ploy to stir up anti-immigrant vote?
We’re actually being asked to change our constitution to prevent something that is already illegal.
