If Amendment 2 passes, Kentucky's General Assembly could introduce a school choice program as early as the 2025 legislative session.

Kulkarni, herself a naturalized citizen, said she believes the amendment’s language sends a message to immigrant communities that “you don’t belong here,” and believed newly naturalized citizens could be intimidated to cast their vote. “The right to vote is the carrot on the stick to become a citizen,” Watson told FOX 56 in response.

(LEX 18) — This November, there will be two constitutional amendments on the ballot for voters to decide. Amendment 2, the school choice measure, has received a lot of attention. But there has been little conversation surrounding the other one - Amendment 1, a citizenship requirement measure.

Democratic Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman is in campaign mode in opposing a ballot measure that would allow Kentucky tax dollars to support students attending private or charter schools.

BARBOURVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - The 2024 general election is headlined by the presidential race, but there are several issues voters in Kentucky will make decisions on. For some counties and cities, medical cannabis will be on the ballot. Voters can decide whether or not to allow the operation and sale of medical cannabis in their city or county.

There's more than a legislative seat at stake in the race for one Kentucky House district. Here's what to know ahead of Election Day.

Kentucky is one of three states where voters will be asked this fall to decide whether public money should go to support private education.

Campaigns for and against Amendment 2 are spending millions to get their messages heard ahead of Election Day.

Gov. Andy Beshear joined a major teacher’s union to stump against Amendment 2 as advocates work overtime to reach voters three weeks before Election Day.

Kentucky Right to Life is endorsing in fewer legislative races this year — 45 candidates for the General Assembly received an endorsement from the anti-abortion group, down from 86 in 2022 and 88 in 2020.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) said in an interview Sunday that “it hurts” to see former President Trump and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), the Republican vice presidential nominee, lie about the results of the 2020 election and natural disasters.