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This report discusses the essentials of prison gerrymandering, the empirical impact on Kentucky elections, and potential solutions.

Roughly 175,000 Kentuckians with a past felony conviction are eligible to vote! Reclaim your right to vote and make your voice heard.

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 is Election Day in Kentucky's 42nd House District! Know your rights when voting and see if you live in the 42nd, where to vote, and what to take with you.

One year after an attempted coup, voter suppression is rearing its head at every turn.

We The People doesn't include all of us unless our government represents us all. Learn more about running for office and make your voice heard.

The ACLU team had a busy week in Frankfort during the ninth week of the 2020 legislative session. Here are some specific highlights about key pieces of legislation we are following and what our team accomplished the week of March 1 to March 7.

The ACLU team had a busy week in Frankfort during the seventh week of the 2020 legislative session. Here are some specific highlights about key pieces of legislation we are following and what our team accomplished the week of February 9 to February 15.

Newly elected governor Andy Beshear signed an executive order Thursday, December 12, automatically restoring voting rights to more than 175,000 Kentuckians with past felony convictions who have completed their full sentences, probation, and parole. It also applies to people who are still on probation or parole only because of unpaid fines or restitution.

Make sure you're ready to vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, 2019! Go through the Election Day Checklist below and make sure you are prepared.