Ky. secretary of state details early voting numbers, projects low turnout by Derek Operle May 15, 2023 Early voting was down 19% compared to the turnout in 2022.
Republican candidates for governor make final pleas to voters in a flurry of campaign stops by McKenna Horsley May 15, 2023 Trump phones in support for Cameron. Cruz says Craft has what it takes to win. Quarles touts his “natural base” of farmers and rural people.
‘Down ticket’ races include election denier’s challenge of Republican secretary of state by Jack Brammer May 11, 2023 Voters are deciding primary races for secretary of state, attorney general, agriculture commissioner, treasurer and state auditor.
Secretary of State expects low voter turnout in Kentucky primary by Hannah Saad May 11, 2023 Secretary of State Michael Adams wants the legislature to consider opening primaries to the 10% of Kentucky voters not affiliated with a political party.
What the candidates are saying less than a week before Kentuckians narrow the field for governor by McKenna Horsley May 10, 2023 Republican voters have 12 choices. Here’s a brief guide to the contenders’ views on education, gender identity, abortion and more.
Early voting begins this week in Kentucky’s primary election by Jennifer P. Brown May 9, 2023 Christian County voters may cast early ballots at the senior center or the Bruce convention center on Thursday, Friday or Saturday.
Sign language interpreter in Kentucky governor’s COVID-19 briefings has died by Mark Maynard May 8, 2023 Virginia Moore was director of the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Kelly Craft has loaned her campaign almost $9.3M by McKenna Horsley May 4, 2023 Kentucky governor candidates have filed final campaign finance reports before May 16 primary.
Challenge to Kentucky’s anti-trans law filed in federal court by Sarah Ladd May 3, 2023 The lawsuit seeks to block a ban on gender-affirming care for minors.
Lobbyists spent a record $9.3M during Kentucky legislative session by Tom Latek May 3, 2023 The top two lobbying spenders were on opposite sides of gambling legislation.
After fierce primary battle, can Kentucky Republicans rally behind their governor nominee? by McKenna Horsley May 2, 2023 Monday's KET debate underscored tensions between the two top Republican candidates.
Teachers union asks judge to block new Kentucky law barring payroll deductions to pay union dues by Liam Niemeyer May 1, 2023 The Kentucky Education Association points to new law’s exception for police, firefighters and corrections unions.
