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November 1, 2006
If you haven't checked out our Election Resources Page, don't miss out! We're gathering information from all kinds of sources about candidates for public office in Kentucky.
Just today, I added these Louisville-area endorsements, from the Log Cabin Republicans of Kentucky.
Posted by
Misty on 11/01/2006
October 31, 2006
Senate District 12
Alice Forgy Kerr (R, incumbent facing James Keller)
DID NOT RESPOND
Posted by
Misty on 10/31/2006
See below for a summary of Kentucky candidates' positions according to the Project Vote Smart website. Thanks to Legislative Liaison/Community Organizer Wes Wright for putting this together.
Learn more from the KFA Election Resources Page
SENATE
District 2: Paducah area
Neil Archer (R)
NO to civil unions, NO ANSWER on hate crimes law and statewide fairness.
Carroll Hubbard (D)
NO to civil unions, but SUPPORTS hate crime laws and statewide fairness.
Bob Leeper (Independent and incumbent)
Did not respond
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District 10: Elizabethtown area
Doug Goodman (D)
NO to civil unions, but SUPPORTS hate crimes law and statewide fairness.
Elizabeth Tori (R) - incumbent
Did not respond
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District 12: Lexington
James Keller (D)
NO to civil unions, SUPPORTS hate crimes law and statewide fairness.
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HOUSE
District 30 - Louisville
Tom Burch (D)
UNDECIDED on civil unions, SUPPORTS hate crimes law and statewide fairness.
David Newman (R)
Did not respond
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District 41 - Louisville
Corley Everett (R)
YES on civil unions, SUPPORTS hate crimes law and statewide fairness.
Tom Riner (D)
Did not reply
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District 54 - Danville/Springfield
David Sparrow (D)
UNDECIDED on civil unions, SUPPORTS hate crimes law and statewide fairness
Mike Harmon (R)
NO on civil unions, NO RESPONSE on hate crimes law and statewide fairness
Posted by
Misty on 10/31/2006
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