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Amid explosive industry growth and increasing calls for regulations, major artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency groups are spending millions to shape the next congressional delegation, including who will represent Kentucky.
Kentucky House Race Could Offer Early Midterm Clues
Republican Ralph Alvarado and Democrat Zach Dembo sparred over taxes and corruption in their only debate before the general election.
If you live in Kentucky, you have something to vote on. See what's on your local ballot.
Candidates running for Congress in Kentucky answer questions about term limits, housing and other topics in our 2026 election voter guide.
If limited transportation leaves you at risk of not casting your vote at the polls this election season, worry not. Lextran, Lexington’s public transportation agency, and a few nonprofits will offer free rides to the polls.
Louisville-area candidates running for Kentucky state Senate answer questions relevant to the legislature in our 2026 election voter guide.
Who are the candidates on the ballot in Kenton County?
Ryan Dotson’s decision to run for the GOP nomination in Kentucky’s 6th congressional district has left Kentucky House District 73 open for the taking, and each major party has fielded a candidate
State Rep. Vanessa Grossl’s Democratic challenger was disqualified from the ballot in May. She soon drew an independent challenger instead.
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