Together Frankfort: Civic Engagement

Together Frankfort

togetherfrankfort2017@gmail.com

Dr. Ralph Alvarado

Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Governor

Matt Bevin

Republican Candidate for Governor

Andy Beshear

Democratic Candidate for Governor

Oct. 26: Televised debate on WLKY, Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Louisville; Frankfort WATCH PARTY, Kentucky Coffeetree Café

Oct. 28: Televised debate on Kentucky Educational Television

Oct. 29: Televised debate on WLWT, sponsored by Northern Kentucky University

Learn More about Voting in Kentucky!

Resources:

Kentucky State Law: click the link & scroll down to Title 10: Chapter 113 - Chapter 128 (some have been superseded) These chapters govern Kentucky's elections. However other chapters impact the election process. Click here for a search feature to explore these in more detail.

Kentucky Secretary of State's Duties: Kentucky laws which govern election administration are found in Title III, Election Officials, Chapter 14: Department of State.

Kentucky's State Board of Elections and the Secretary of State's Office provide more detailed information about voting dates, candidates, deadlines, voting locations, and other important information. Some of these resources include:

Kentucky Voter Information Center
Kentucky's State Board of Elections: Members, Duties, Candidate Filings, Schedules
County Board of Elections & Members: Each County Board of Elections has 4 members:
* The County Clerk, who serves as chair,
* The County Sheriff,
* Two members appointed by the State Board of Elections. The KY Board of Elections appoints from lists submitted by each county political party executive committee, one Democratic member and one Republican member, to the County Board of Elections. The county board of elections, at the direction & under the supervision of KY's Board of Elections, administers election laws & supervise registration and purgation of voters within each county.
The Franklin County Board of Elections is made up of: Democrat: Brenda Wise; Republican: Kay Roberson; Franklin County Sheriff Chris Quire; and Franklin County Clerk Jeff Hancock

2019 Elections in Kentucky

It's More than Just Voting -- Work for Your Candidates!

Together Frankfort - Our Mission

Together Frankfort is a non-partisan, volunteer group of Kentuckians who seek to exercise and protect the principles embodied in our nation’s Constitution by being engaged and responsible participants in democracy.

We advocate for integrity and transparency in government and political actions, and fair and equal application of the law and civil rights for all people.

We support economic and social policies that ensure continuing opportunity for individuals and families.

We are committed to our country and to the welfare of our fellow citizens regardless of political affiliation, and to solutions that cross partisan divides. Membership is open to all -- please sign up, participate, learn, act!

Kentucky Statewide Elections - November 5, 2019

Candidates for Statewide Offices

Candidates (Republican & Democratic) for the

Office of the Governor will debate on these dates:

Oct. 3: Televised debate: WPSD Local 6, Sponsored by the Paducah Chamber of Commerce

Oct. 15: Televised debate on WKYT, League of Women Voters of Lexington Check out the League's handy guide to hosting a debate watch party!

​​​Candidates (Republican & Democratic) for the

Office of the Lieutenant Governor will debate on:

Final Debates between candidates (Republican & Democratic) for the

Office of the Governor will be held on:

Oct. 21: Televised debate for lieutenant governor candidates on Kentucky Educational Television (KET).

​​​Together Frankfort: Civic Engagement