Mar 6 Investigations Vote For Your Favorite Home Builder? You Might Have Used A Jefferson County Voting Machine Union halls, churches and other groups have paid the county clerk’s office for decades to use their voting machines and employees for their private elections. The state auditor’s office has questioned the program’s legality. By Caitlin McGlade Mar 6 Investigations Vote For Your Favorite Home Builder? You Might Have Used A Jefferson County Voting Machine Caitlin McGlade
Nov 5 Politics It’s Almost Election Time, And We Need Your Help KyCIR's team is standing by to investigate voter issues, but we can't watchdog the polls without you. By Alexandra Kanik Nov 5 Politics On Election Day, We Need Your Help Alexandra Kanik
Nov 2 Election 2018 Access For All? Voters With Disabilities Face Barriers On Election Day Polling stations are required by law to be accessible to people with all disabilities. But many people with disabilities — and experts — say barriers to voting remain. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 2 Election 2018 Access For All? Voters With Disabilities Face Barriers On Election Day Lisa Gillespie
Jun 14 Politics Kentucky Defense Lawyers Plan To Sue Over ‘Vague’ Marsy’s Law Language Ky. voters will weigh in on Marsy's Law in November. It would amend the state constitution to create new rights for crime victims. But a group plans to sue to keep it off the ballot. By Ryland Barton Jun 14 Politics Ky. Defense Lawyers Plan To Sue Over 'Vague' Marsy's Law Language Ryland Barton