KY Supreme Court denies challenge to Kulkarni’s candidacy for legislature
With no Republican opponent, Nima Kulkarni will return to Kentucky’s House of Representatives.
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‘Firehose’ of election conspiracy theories floods final days of the campaign
Donald Trump and Elon Musk continue to spread lies about voter fraud.
The Daily Wrap for Wednesday, October 23rd
In-person absentee voting started today. Are you ready to vote? SOS Adams has a message for you in the first story below.
Trump is a ‘fascist,’ wants to be a dictator, his former chief of staff says
John Kelly spells it out to the New York Times.
‘For the love of God, vote early’
Secretary of State reveals how many Kentuckians requested an absentee ballot, says there will be “massive turnout”
Kentucky Sen. Johnnie Turner of Harlan dies
‘A legal legend of the mountains,’ says colleague and friend
Republican lawmaker will renew efforts to make water fluoridation optional in Kentucky
Says that requiring fluoride in drinking water poses liability issue for the state.
Herald-Leader releases three endorsements
Adam Moore, Cherlynn Stevenson, and Molly Crain get the nod.
Lawmaker proposing silent panic alarms in Ky. classrooms
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – A Fayette County state lawmaker is proposing legislation for the 2025 General Assembly which would strengthen school safety in Kentucky classrooms. In coordination with “Kentucky Safe Schools Week,” which runs now through Oct. 26, Rep. Chad Aull (D-Lexington) has announced he will be filing “Alyssa’s Law,
If you want to cast a mail-in ballot in Kentucky in 2024, time is running out to get one
Tuesday is the deadline
New Mitch McConnell book criticizing Donald Trump stirs controversy
Biography of the Senate leader covers much ground
Georgia judge rules election officials must count all votes and certify results
Some Republicans had said that election officials could decide on their own to not certify their county’s results. The judge ruled otherwise.
