Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Voting Rights Factsheet used in the 2019 General Assembly
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Introduction to the Voting Rights issue and strategy for events, etc.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Good introduction to the Voting Rights issue from a lively webinar with 45 participants register and good discussion.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Introductory information about our campaign to restore voting rights to people with felonies in their past
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Petition for broad public circulation in favor of voting rights for people with felonies in their past.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This statement was issued by Greg Capillo and Jordan Mazurek, two individuals who were dragged out of the room after attempting to ask the Senate State and Local Government Committee to consider and pass HB 70.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
These flyers tell the stories of two former felons who would be impacted by a proposed change to our voting rights amendment that would add a five to ten year waiting period before automatic restoration of voting rights.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This powerpoint presentation was used for a "Power Up!" webinar on our work to restore voting rights for former felons, an overview of the history of voting rights in Kentucky, and some information regarding the potential impact of more stringent voter id laws.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This document contains information about the current voter identification law in Kentucky, the impacts that proposed changes to the law may have on Kentuckians, KFTC's position on voter identification, and other resources.
Sentencing Project
This report from the Sentencing Project provides state-by-state data about how many individuals have lost the right to vote due to a crazy-quilt pattern of laws that bar people convicted of a felony from voting. Kentucky is one of three states that bars more than 20% of voting age African Americans from voting. A total of 243,842 Kentuckians have lost the right to vote.
