5 Takeaways From This Year’s State Supreme Court Races
This year’s general election saw dozens of candidates win seats on state high courts.
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This year’s general election saw dozens of candidates win seats on state high courts.
The Kentucky Senate passed a bill on Tuesday to ban university-issued photo IDs as an acceptable form of identification for voting, a move that has drawn scrutiny from the Kentucky secretary of state.
The Kentucky Supreme Court today upheld the state’s congressional and state House districts, concluding that while both sets of maps are partisan gerrymanders, neither one violates the Kentucky Constitution.
On Thursday, July 20, the 6th Circuit dismissed a lawsuit challenging Kentucky’s arbitrary voting rights restoration scheme for individuals with prior felony convictions.
With the start of the new year, state legislators across the country are reconvening to consider new laws for elections and voting rights.
On April 7, Gov. Andy Beshear (D) signed House Bill 564 into law.
On Thursday, Feb. 17, a state court denied a request to block Kentucky’s new state House and congressional maps while litigation is ongoing.
On Thursday night, a lawsuit was filed against Kentucky’s new state House and congressional maps.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) signed key voting reforms into law on Wednesday that will substantially expand access to the ballot box in the state.
On Monday, the Kentucky Legislature passed bipartisan voting rights legislation 91-3 that would establish permanent early voting in the state.
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