Ky. House GOP redistricting plan pits incumbents against each other
GOP leaders of the state House of Representatives have unveiled what legislative districts will likely look like over the next decade.
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GOP leaders of the state House of Representatives have unveiled what legislative districts will likely look like over the next decade.
House Speaker David Osborne also said the legislature plans to delay the filing deadline for candidates in the 2022 elections.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Four sets of Kentucky House incumbents — split equally among Republican and Democratic lawmakers — would be placed into the same districts under a redistricting plan unveiled by House GOP leaders Thursday.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers — including some former educators — is attempting to secure permanent funding for full-day kindergarten programs in Kentucky schools with a bill request prefiled in September.
On Monday, Nov. 29, Gov. Andy Beshear awarded more than $2.5 million to one city and six utilities for 10 projects in Floyd, Magoffin and Johnson counties.