Incumbent Republican Kimberly Poore Moser defeated Democratic Challenger Heather Crabbe for the 64th House District seat Tuesday. Moser, of Taylor Mill, is a retired nurse and longtime chair of the Kentucky House Health Services committee. This will be here fifth term in the House. When LINK asked Moser how she will deliver what her constituents […]
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Clines defeats Long for House District 68 seat
Alexandria Republican Mike Clines defeated Democratic challenger Brandon Long for the House District 68 seat he has held since 2022. The Associated Press called the race just after 8 p.m. With 95% of precincts reporting, Clines had 69.5% of the vote to Long’s 34.1%. Clines told LINK nky before the election that he ran on […]
Mark Hart wins 78th House District seat he’s held since 2017
Republican Mark Hart defeated independent Timothy D. Johnson for House District 78, a seat Hart has held since 2017. Hart, a Falmouth Republican, is both a captain with Pendleton County Emergency Medical Services and a founding member of Pendleton County Search and Rescue. Hart also worked as a paramedic and firefighter with the Lexington Fire […]
Safety concerns lead Boone County to enact new Election Day procedures
Boone County Clerk Justin Crigler has revised his Election Day procedures due to concerns about the safety of county administrative and election staff.
NKY by the numbers: why and how to vote early
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams is encouraging voters to vote early to avoid lines on Election Day.
Find your sample ballot for the Nov. 5 election here
The Nov. 5 election is almost here, and clerks in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties have released their sample ballots. View and download the Boone County sample ballot here: Boone County sample ballot by Meghan Goth on Scribd View or download the Campbell County sample ballot here: Campbell County sample ballot by Meghan Goth on […]
Amendment 2 advocates speak in Burlington: ‘There is a crying need’
Ed Choice Kentucky President Maurice Lundrigen and other supporters of Kentucky Constitutional Amendment 2 discussed the amendment and private education at an event at the Burlington branch of Boone County Public Library.
Local, national experts discuss Amendment 2 at LINK nky Community Conversation
Amendment 2, which would allow state funding for non-public education, has sparked a contentious debate in Kentucky, with proponents arguing for parental choice and critics warning of potential negative consequences for public education.
Join LINK nky in a Community Conversation about Amendment 2
Much of Northern Kentucky — and people across the state — are talking about Amendment 2, a crucial constitutional amendment that will be on the ballot this fall. The amendment proposes significant changes to how school funding can be used in Kentucky. It’s implications will affect students, educators and communities across the state. LINK nky, […]
NKY superintendents speak out against Amendment 2
Superintendents from Northern Kentucky public schools have criticized Amendment 2, arguing that it would siphon money from public schools, reduce access for vulnerable student populations, and put undue strain on an already beleaguered public school system.

