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CIRCLE’s comprehensive survey of youth highlights differences in candidate preference and need for outreach from campaigns; includes data by race and education
It started getting worse in 1980, then accelerated after the pandemic.
We’ve seen this practices in Frankfort for a long time – but as the LWV notes, the anti-democratic actions have gotten much worse in recent years.
New survey highlights a deeply divided electorate going into the 2024 election cycle.
Even as the use of coal drops, the pollution it causes is still leading to early deaths.
Kentucky Republicans should look past abortion and consider legislative reform
And when you add in the money from outside groups, enough money was spent to cover the state budget for years.
Legislators expect to address youth vaping, maternal mortality, insurance issues and maybe abortion in upcoming session
Here are three takeaways from last week’s election results.
Incumbent Andy Beshear won reelection and gained ground with rural voters in a state that went for Donald Trump by 25 points in 2020.
But that doesn’t mean other Democrats will replicate it
Excellent explanation why political polling (or any polling, for that matter) is no longer viable or reliable – if it ever was.
In a race that was decided early in the evening, Andy Beshear won a second term.
Are you freaking out over the latest Emerson poll? Take a breath, and let’s dig into it.
Al Cross looks at where things stand in next week’s election, including which candidate might capture the “most votes of all the candidates” prize.
According to one analyst, the KY governor’s race could be “a harbinger of America’s future.”
