Which constitutional amendments might be on the ballot?
When lawmakers return to Frankfort on Friday for the penultimate day of the legislative session, constitutional amendments will not be on their agenda.
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When lawmakers return to Frankfort on Friday for the penultimate day of the legislative session, constitutional amendments will not be on their agenda.
This November, Kentucky voters will flock to the polls to elect the next U.S. president, as well as a host of state and local representatives.
The property tax-related proposal would apply to Kentuckians age 65 and older who own their home and reside there.
Those over 65 could be exempt from property tax increases after a new bill easily passed the Kentucky Senate this week.
Senate Bill 23 calls for a constitutional amendment that would freeze the property tax value for certain homeowners.