Amendment 2 fails significantly as Kentucky voters say no to public funds for nonpublic schools
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern A constitutional amendment to allow the Kentucky General Assembly to fund nonpublic schools failed at the ballot box Tuesday. Amendment 2 — which 65% of voters rejected,
Amendment 2 would have changed the Kentucky constitution to allow funding for charter schools. Despite an overwhelming no ...
The Kentucky Constitution’s language on public schools and how they are funded remains unchanged following the defeat of ...
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Kentucky voters overwhelmingly reject Amendment 2, leaving tax dollars with public schoolsKentucky voters on Tuesday rejected a proposal to amend the ... Republican leadership in the General Assembly who ...
Amendment 2 to allow public funds to go to private and charter school education was rejected universally in Kentucky counties ...
Live-updating election results, maps and analysis of the 2024 Kentucky Amendment 1 ballot question from The Washington Post.
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