May 27 Investigations Kentucky’s Attorney General Argues For Mandatory Expungement Fees At issue in the precedent-setting legal battle: whether indigent people must pay an expungement fee. By Jacob Ryan May 27 Investigations Kentucky’s AG Argues For Mandatory Expungement Fees Jacob Ryan
Nov 3 Election 2020 It’s Election Day In Kentucky. Here’s What You Need To Know It’s Election Day and if you didn’t vote early by mail or in person, today is the last day you can cast a ballot. By Ryland Barton Nov 3 Election 2020 Election Day In Kentucky: What You Need To Know Ryland Barton
Nov 2 Election 2020 The Ohio Valley Has Some Of The Nation’s Lowest Voter Turnout. What Could Change That? This fall, Lexington, Kentucky, activist and artist Devine Carama launched a different kind of road trip across his home state. He visited a dozen cities and towns, from Pikeville, in the state’s Appalachian east, to Paducah, near where the Ohio River joins the Mississippi. He carried a sign that said “I’ll walk 400 miles if […] By Jeff Young , Suhail Bhat , , Alana Watson and Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Nov 2 Election 2020 The Ohio Valley Has Some Of The Nation’s Lowest Voter Turnout. What Could Change That? Jeff Young, Suhail Bhat, , Alana Watson and Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Oct 30 Election 2020 Ky. Secretary Of State: Most Votes Will Be Counted By Election Night Secretary of State Michael Adams says the vast majority of election results will be counted and reported on election night. By Ryland Barton Oct 30 Election 2020 Ky. Secretary Of State: Most Votes Will Be Counted By Election Night Ryland Barton
Oct 20 Kentucky Politics Mail-In, Early Voting In Kentucky Signals High Voter Turnout State officials say more than 318,000 people have voted in person so far, and 378,000 mail-in ballots have been received by county clerks. By Ryland Barton Oct 20 Kentucky Politics Mail-In, Early Voting In Kentucky Signals High Voter Turnout Ryland Barton
Sep 28 Election 2020 Most Kentucky County Election Plans Still Haven’t Been Approved The list of counties that haven’t yet had their plans approved by the state includes Jefferson, Fayette, Kenton, Boone and Warren. By Ryland Barton Sep 28 Election 2020 Most Kentucky County Election Plans Still Haven't Been Approved Ryland Barton
Sep 21 Election 2020 What Do You Need To Know About Voting In Election 2020? The Ohio Valley ReSource is ready to help you get the information you need. What are your questions and concerns about Election 2020? By Staff, Ohio Valley ReSource Sep 21 Election 2020 What Do You Need To Know About Voting In Election 2020? Staff, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jun 22 Election 2020 Formerly Disenfranchised Kentucky Voters Cast Their Ballots In this election, Kentucky will allow some people who have served their sentences after being convicted of a felony to cast a ballot. By Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource Jun 22 Election 2020 Formerly Disenfranchised Kentucky Voters Cast Their Ballots Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource
May 15 Community Voting In Next Week’s Primary? Your Polling Place May Be Different Some Jefferson County voters will need to visit new polling places for next week’s primary election due to changes with some facilities that have served as hosts in the past. By Amina Elahi May 15 Community Voting In Next Week's Primary? Your Polling Place May Be Different Amina Elahi
Nov 12 Politics Democrats Say Their First Bill Will Focus On Strengthening Democracy At Home The first bill House Democrats' will vote on would establish automatic voter registration, strengthen the Voting Rights Act, limit partisan redistricting and tighten campaign finance laws. By Peter Overby, NPR Nov 12 Politics Democrats Say Their First Bill Will Focus On Strengthening Democracy At Home Peter Overby, NPR
Nov 5 The Next Louisville For These Teens, Age Is The Only Acceptable Excuse For Not Voting As part of The Next Louisville, we spoke with three current and former JCPS students about why they are passionate about voting and civic engagement. By Amina Elahi Nov 5 The Next Louisville For These Teens, Age Is The Only Acceptable Excuse For Not Voting Amina Elahi
Sep 17 Politics NPR/Marist Poll: 40 Percent Of Americans Think Elections Aren’t Fair Nearly half of respondents lack faith that votes will be counted accurately in the upcoming midterm elections. By Miles Parks, NPR Sep 17 Politics NPR/Marist Poll: 40 Percent Of Americans Think Elections Aren't Fair Miles Parks, NPR
Jun 30 Politics Bevin Orders Voting Rights Restored To 284 Kentuckians With Felony Records Gov. Matt Bevin has restored the rights to vote and hold public office for 284 Kentuckians with felony criminal records, though he says the action is pending background checks by the state Justice Cabinet. State law strips people convicted of felonies of their civil rights to vote, run for office, serve on a jury and […] By Ryland Barton Jun 30 Politics Bevin Orders Voting Rights Restored To 284 Kentuckians With Felony Records Ryland Barton
Apr 5 Investigations Bevin Restores Some Felons’ Rights, But Leaves Many More Waiting 98 percent of the people who’ve asked Bevin for a second chance since he took office are still waiting. By Kate Howard Apr 5 Investigations Bevin Restores Some Felons' Rights, But Leaves Many More Waiting Kate Howard
Feb 1 Politics Bevin ‘Bans Box’ For Criminal Records On State Job Applications Gov. Matt Bevin has signed an executive order that would remove questions about criminal convictions from job applications to work in the state executive branch. By Ryland Barton Feb 1 Politics Bevin ‘Bans Box’ For Criminal Records On State Jobs Ryland Barton