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Kentucky's latest election night a big one for GOP's 'Liberty' group - Vimarsana News

Kentucky's latest election night a big one for GOP's 'Liberty' group

Liberty candidates, who generally run further to the right than Republican centrists, especially on issues like limited governments and guns, were successful in several races.

Source: lex18.com
Power plant debate helps push lobby spending to new high for Kentucky legislature - Vimarsana News

Power plant debate helps push lobby spending to new high for Kentucky legislature

FRANKFORT — Legislation affecting power plant retirements helped drive spending to lobby the Kentucky legislature to a new high of $12.4 million during the 2024 session.

Meet these six Kentucky lobbyists and leaders who hold sway with Frankfort legislators - Vimarsana News

Meet these six Kentucky lobbyists and leaders who hold sway with Frankfort legislators

Lobbyists, the leader of the state’s higher education community, a social conservative and the chamber of commerce president: Six Frankfort heavyweights offer perspective on the Capitol.

Source: yahoo.com
Spending to lobby Ky. legislature hit all-time high in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Spending to lobby Ky. legislature hit all-time high in 2023

FRANKFORT Gambling interests drove lobbying spending in Frankfort to a record level in 2023.

Spending to lobby Kentucky legislature hit all-time high in 2023, spurred by gambling bills - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Spending to lobby Kentucky legislature hit all-time high in 2023, spurred by gambling bills - NKyTribune

By Tom LoftusKentucky LanternGambling interests drove lobbying spending in Frankfort to a record level in 2023.More than 800 corporations, associations and other groups reported spending $24