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,
The defeat means state lawmakers will not be able to fund a "school choice" program, which they've been blocked from ...
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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 ...
One of the biggest issues on the Kentucky ballot this election is Amendment 2 – a controversial proposal that could ...
We can all do our part by voting “no” on Amendment 2 in this upcoming general election. Roxy Osborne is second-year communications major at the University of Louisville. She has been attending ...
That’s why I became an advocate for passing school choice in Kentucky for the first time. We were so happy when Education ...
One of the biggest issues in Kentucky this election is Amendment 2 – and Kentucky voters have largely rejected it so far.
Amendment 1 asked voters if they were in favor of requiring citizenship to vote, something that is already a law for federal ...
This amendment would allow the state legislature to give financial support to students in private or charter schools.
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