Kentucky election results: County-by-county breakdown of 2024 presidential election
Here's which cities and counties in the Bluegrass State voted for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election.
These KY cities, counties had medical marijuana on the ballot. Here's how they voted
While Jefferson County does not have medical marijuana on the ballot, residents in more than 50 counties and cities around the state voted Tuesday on whether or not to allow cannabis businesses to operate in their regions. Here's the list of all Kentucky counties and cities with marijuana ballot measures. Check back for results as they come in.
Medical marijuana is legal in KY, but some voters may see it on their ballot. Here’s why
Medical marijuana has been legal in Kentucky since 2023, but in the election Tuesday, Nov. 5, many voters across the commonwealth will get to decide what that means for their communities.
Every Kentucky county voted against Amendment 2. See results map here
More than 70% of voters in Fayette, Franklin, Bracken, Robertson, Nicholas, Edmonson, and Monroe counties decided against Amendment 2. Voters in rural portions of the state, outside of the counties listed above, still struck the ballot measure down by more than 60%.
Kentucky voters in 50 counties approve sale of medical marijuana
Voters in some Kentucky towns and counties decided if medical cannabis will be allowed in their local areas on Tuesday.
South Central Kentucky counties, cities vote in support of medical marijuana businesses
In the 2024 election, voters in 15 South Central Kentucky counties and cities were tasked with deciding whether or not to allow medicinal cannabis businesses to operate in their areas. The question was met with resounding “yeses.
Kentucky voters pass Amendment 1, barring non-citizens from voting in local elections
Amendment 1 asked voters if they were in favor of requiring citizenship to vote, something that is already a law for federal elections.
No Kentucky city or county votes to ban medical marijuana businesses in their borders
No counties or cities in Kentucky opted out of allowing medical marijuana businesses to operate in their borders after dozens had the chance to do so Tuesday. The legislature legalized medical marijuana in 2023 and licensing is underway for a 2025 program launch,
Election results: Kentucky cities, counties voting on medical marijuana
Voters in cities and counties across the state are deciding whether to allow medical cannabis in their communities. See election results below. Sign up for our NewslettersBelow are how some cities in northern Kentucky have voted on the issue:Union: AgainstFlorence: ForAlexandria: ForBellevue: ForSouthgate: ForWilder: ForWarsaw: ForCrestview Hills: ForElsmere: ForIndependence: ForLudlow: ForFalmouth: ForPendleton County: ForState lawmakers legalized medical marijuana in Kentucky last year,
Eight Colorado Towns Voted on Marijuana This Election
Voters weighed marijuana-related initiatives in Littleton, Loveland and Colorado Springs, where separate measures banning and allowing retail pot both passed.
How red Kentucky got even redder: Trump's Election Day dominance shows 'clear direction'
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Live map results: Kentucky's Amendment 1 results county-by-county
Election results will begin to start coming in as polling locations begin to close at 6 p.m. While the more widely-known ...
Can KY voters get copies of their voted ballot once cast? We asked election officials
The results of the vote tally are certified by the county board of elections, to the county clerk and all the way up the ...
5 charged after 2-year-old, several dogs found caged in Kentucky home: police
Authorities said a 2-year-old boy was found without clothes and locked in a wooden and metal cage secured with a padlock.
Kentucky President Results: Trump Wins
View live results of the Kentucky presidential election. See maps of county-by-county presidential election results in the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.