The Kenton County Board of Elections recently sent out flyers with important deadlines and instructions for the upcoming primary elections, which will occur on May 16. Important deadlines include the registration deadline, which is April 17 at 4 p.m. and the window to request an absentee ballot, which falls between April 1 and May 2. […]
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Bellevue joins bevy of NKY cities against partisan election bill: ‘It’s a terrible idea’
Cities across Northern Kentucky have passed resolutions opposing Kentucky’s House Bill 50/Senate Bill 50, and the city of Bellevue added its name to the list of the bill’s detractors as city council members voted to oppose it Wednesday. Proposed by Republican state senators in early January, the bills would require locally elected officials to declare […]
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LINK nky partners with WCPO, Kenton County GOP to host gubernatorial debate
All 12 candidates seeking the Republican Party’s nomination for governor of Kentucky have been invited to participate in a two-night debate held at the Lincoln Grant Scholar House in Covington (824 Greenup St, Covington, KY 41011). LINK nky, WCPO and the Kenton County Republican Party are hosting the event, which is scheduled for April 25 […]
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Eric Deters: Guilty plea on menacing charge won’t affect run for governor
Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Deters pleaded guilty to charges of menacing and harassing communications involving allegedly having a run-in with his juvenile nephew on a farm in Independence in October. The judge dropped one charge of trespassing, but Deters agreed to one charge of menacing and two counts of harassing communications. As part of his […]
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PHOTOS: GOP gubernatorial debate at the Henry Clay in Louisville
Four Republican candidates took to the debate stage at the Henry Clay Event Center in Louisville Tuesday evening. Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles, State Auditor Mike Harmon, and Somerset Mayor Alan Keck stood at four separate podiums. Former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft declined to participate. Former NKY Attorney Eric Deters said he […]
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GOP candidates rarely disagree in first primary debate
Four Republican candidates took to the debate stage at the Henry Clay in Louisville Tuesday evening. Attorney General Daniel Cameron, Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles, State Auditor Mike Harmon, and Somerset Mayor Alan Keck stood at four separate podiums. Former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft declined to participate. Former NKY Attorney Eric Deters said he wasn’t invited. […]
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Here’s how to watch Kentucky GOP Gubernatorial Debate
The first debate for Republican GOP candidates occurs at 7 p.m. Tuesday on Spectrum News 1 and features Attorney General Daniel Cameron, State Auditor Mike Harmon, Somerset Mayor Alan Keck, and Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles. The debate is in partnership with the Jefferson County Republican Party. Hosted by anchor Mario Anderson, the debate will last […]
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First gubernatorial primary attack ad calls Daniel Cameron a ‘teddy bear’
The first attack ad for the 2023 gubernatorial race launched ahead of the first debate on Tuesday. A political action committee called Commonwealth PAC, which supports Republican candidate Kelly Craft, launched the first ad of the campaign season Monday, even though Craft won’t be participating in the first debate Tuesday evening. In the ad, the […]
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This gubernatorial candidate says he’ll pass medical marijuana if elected
Speaking on the steps of the Kentucky capitol Tuesday, Agriculture Commissioner and Republican gubernatorial candidate Ryan Quarles said he’ll pass medical marijuana if elected governor. “It’s time for Kentucky to pass a responsible medical marijuana piece of legislation that helps benefit patients across Kentucky,” Quarles said. Quarles’ pitch is part of his plan to present […]
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Update: State election board delays proposed Kenton County polling place changes
Update: This story originally appeared on Feb. 27. Upon review, we have added some information to give greater context to the issue of polling locations in Kenton County. We have also revised some factual errors. –LINK nky editorial, Feb. 28 A proposed change in the number of Kenton County polling places stalled at the state’s […]
