Amendment 2 fails significantly as Kentucky voters say no to public funds for nonpublic schools
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern A constitutional amendment to allow the Kentucky General Assembly to fund nonpublic schools failed at the ballot box Tuesday. Amendment 2 — which 65% of voters rejected,
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Kentucky voters overwhelmingly reject Amendment 2, leaving tax dollars with public schoolsKentucky voters on Tuesday rejected a proposal to amend the ... leadership in the General Assembly who championed the ...
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