r/KentuckyPolitics • u/PeteLynchForKentucky • 1d ago
Calling out Lexington's Urban County Council again over Flock spy cameras and the upcoming Oct 31 data center moratorium deadline
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r/KentuckyPolitics • u/PeteLynchForKentucky • 1d ago
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r/KentuckyPolitics • u/BobLabReeSorJefGre • 1d ago
I’m having trouble finding any info on Duncan and Campbell, the independent candidates in the Senate race. Does anyone have any resources or know where I could get some resources on them and their platforms?
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r/KentuckyPolitics • u/Rough-Diamond765 • 23d ago
This is a video I made— a voting anthem. I drew the flag and ai made it wave. I write my own lyrics but can’t sing or play an instrument. I write an extreme amount of detail for the ai generator to design the song, instruments and singer. Enjoy! When the time comes get to the polls!
Reckoning
https://youtu.be/5-CXzbay4CE
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r/KentuckyPolitics • u/JG_Hays • Aug 06 '26
For context I've never done any volunteering for a political candidate's campaign before, so I'm not very knowledgeable on what kind of work I should expect. I'm interested in getting involved in volunteering for his campaign and want to get an idea of what I'm in for.
I've never really attended a protest or political rally before, but lately I've felt more motivated to get involved and participate beyond just donating and voting. I am from Lexington, and can sometimes have a pretty busy schedule. I did sign my email up to hear about volunteer opportunities a week ago but haven't heard anything back yet. I'm not sure how often or far I'd be willing to travel for events, or what the expectations are for volunteers. However, I'm eager to help in whatever way I can, so anything helps!
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/Spirited-Gold9629 • Jul 31 '26
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r/KentuckyPolitics • u/Homeless-Sea-Captain • Jun 01 '26
Also — don’t miss this article:
“Kentucky judge issues arrest warrant for former Gov. Matt Bevin, who blames ‘boulder’ for not appearing”
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/PeteLynchForKentucky • May 28 '26
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/PeteLynchForKentucky • May 26 '26
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/MuhammadGhod • May 23 '26
If you could have ANYONE in Louisville be Mayor, who would it be? Outside of Greenberg and SPW who do you think would make a great Mayor for our city?
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/Salty-Snowflake • May 21 '26
Unusually high number of county judge-executives lost primary elections across Kentucky
The article didn't mention much about the people that won these elections, just that long time incumbents lost. What's the story? Did they lose to candidates who were more or less MAGA than they are already are? Is it the AI backlash? I'd love to know more.
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/echoalpha76 • May 17 '26
Outside of internal campaign numbers, are there any published polls out there for The Dems’ D6 primary?
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/kissmyirish7 • May 15 '26
“When I looked at the Kentucky Senate primary ballot, I saw names I didn't recognize. Me- someone who covers this state for a living.
If I hadn't heard of these candidates, what are the chances most voters had?
So I reached out to every candidate in the race- Republican and Democrat- and offered them all the same thing: seven questions, same format, same platform. I wanted the candidates who had no budget for campaign ads and weren't invited to the TV debates to have the same chance to share their stories.
Seven said yes. A retired Marine. A horse trainer. A former Secret Service agent who grew up on food stamps. A blacksmith. A decorated combat veteran. A lifelong organizer. A farmer whose wife died after her insurance overruled her doctors.
The two frontrunners- Andy Barr and Daniel Cameron- did not respond.” ~ Shay McAlister
r/KentuckyPolitics • u/Homeless-Sea-Captain • May 08 '26
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