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LWV Of Kentucky

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Community Leaders

Fran Wagner, President
Wanda "Bonnie" Lynch, Vice President
Delores (Dee) Pregliasco, Vice President
Karen M. Brown, Membership Chair

League ID

KY000

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5028756481

Stories from Around the State

HUFFINGTON POST: Kentucky May Soon Restore Voting Rights To 200,000 People With Felony Records

Kentucky could soon be expanding voting rights restoration to even more individuals who have been convicted of felonies.

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LWV of Kentucky Challenges Voter ID and Absentee Ballot Requirements during COVID-19

The League of Women Voters of Kentucky filed a federal lawsuit asking the court to invalidate the state’s recently-passed picture ID requirement for voting.

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CBS: Kentucky governor to restore voting rights to 100,000 convicted felons

Following a report on disenfranchisement from LWV of Kentucky that found more than 312,000 Kentuckians cannot vote because of felony convictions, the state's governor issued an executive order restoring voting rights for those with past felony convictions.

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Associated Press: Report: More than 312,000 felons can’t vote in Kentucky

A report from the League of Women Voters of Kentucky shows 92 percent of those with felony convictions have been released from prison or jail and live in the community, but cannot vote.

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