Northern Kentucky developers, teachers unions fuel Amendment 2 money race
Over $4.5 million raised so far in the contest over funding charter schools
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How the 14th Amendment prevents state legislatures from subverting popular presidential elections
AND, what happens to that state’s Congressional delegation if they try it
AI chatbots are giving out false election information
Expert explains what to guard against and avoid
Do women candidates have a harder time being elected?
A political scientist explains the surprising role that gender plays in American politics
The two elephants in the Trump living room
‘Donald Trump appeals to the worst undercurrent of American politics’
No, local election officials can’t block certification of results – there are plenty of legal safeguards
Many people are worried about local officials pulling “shenanigans” with the election results. This author says there are protections in place.
Swing states prepare for a showdown over certifying votes in November
An in-depth look at the issue in Michigan and Wisconsin
Illegal voting by noncitizens is rare, yet Republicans are making it a major issue this election
Some Democrats contend it's all unnecessary and could create hurdles for legal voters
Medical cannabis is on the ballot in more than 100 cities/counties in Kentucky
More than 100 cities and counties have opted for a ballot referendum in November that asks voters if they want to allow businesses to operate as licensed medical marijuana growers, dispensaries, processors or compliance facilities, Joe Sonka and Justin Hicks report for Louisville Public Media. “While local governments for the
Conservative opponents of DEI may not be as colorblind as they claim
Three studies show that racism may be at the root of anti-DEI sentiments
Labor Day report: Increased federal investment and rising union activity create momentum for more good jobs in Kentucky
Kentucky’s economy is on the move, thanks to both the Biden administration and unions across the state. KyPolicy has the receipts, and some recommendations.
Kentucky schools brace for the end of federal recovery funds as Amendment 2 threat looms
The federal funds filled the gap when the General Assembly prioritized surpluses and income tax cuts over restoring funding to public schools
Homeless sweeps are expensive, useless, and cruel, Human Rights Watch charges
The HRW report also identifies the real cause of most homelessness: the shortage of affordable housing.
Every year, Kentucky intercepts millions in child support payments owed to low-income kids and sends most of it to Washington
But Kentucky could change this to send more money directly to the families
