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The petition to remove Kulkarni from the ballot was filed by the former state legislator she defeated in a Democratic primary in 2018, alleging she should be disqualified for a filing error involving her nomination signatories.
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With last week’s filing deadline now past, voters across Kentucky are getting their first looks at ballots for presidential, statewide and local races in 2024.
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Candidates are set for Kentucky’s 2024 elections, but many races have little or no competition.
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While the hotly contested Republican primary for governor took center stage Tuesday, voters also selected candidates for Kentucky’s other statewide offices.
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Fewer Kentuckians took advantage of early voting for this year’s primary elections, confirming predictions of low voter turnout.
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The secretary of state race is one of five constitutional offices, other than governor, for which the two major political parties – Republican and Democrat – will select party nominees next week in what are called “down ticket” races.
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While candidates are gearing up for next week’s primary election in Kentucky, some officials are not expecting many voters to cast ballots.
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A pair of incumbents squared off in the GOP primary race for Kentucky’s House of Representatives District 12 seat.
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A Republican incumbent seeking reelection as Calloway County judge-executive is facing two challengers – a local realtor and a county road department employee – in this month’s primary election.
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As Kentucky’s May 17 primary election approaches, the Secretary of State reports the latest breakdown of registered Republican and Democratic voters shows a nearly even split.