Republican Party of Kentucky

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Last call, Kentucky! Today is the final day of early voting before the May 19 primary election. Make your voice heard and cast your ballot today. Find your polling place at govote.ky.gov.

Armed Forces Day is a reminder that our nation’s strength is built on the dedication of those who serve. We thank our fighting men and women and are grateful for their service today and every day.

Kentucky, your voice matters! Make sure it’s heard. Today and tomorrow are the final days to vote early ahead of the May 19 primary election. Visit govote.ky.gov to find your polling place and make your plan to vote.

On Peace Officers Memorial Day, we honor the law enforcement officers who gave their lives in the line of duty, as well as the families and fellow officers who carry their loss. Thank you to the men and women of law enforcement who continue serving our Commonwealth with dedication, compassion, and courage.

Early voting for the May primary election starts today! Can’t make it to the polls on May 19? No problem. Early voting is available May 14, 15, and 16. Visit govote.ky.gov to find your nearest polling place and make your voice heard in this year’s primary election!

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During National Police Week, Kentucky Republicans proudly honor the brave men and women of law enforcement who work every day to keep our Commonwealth safe. We owe them our deepest gratitude, respect, and unwavering support for all they do to protect Kentucky families.

🚨SAVE THE DATES🚨 We need YOUR help to swamp the vote this primary season! It’s never too early to make a plan to vote. Can we count on you to help defend our Kentucky values?

Today, we say thank you to the moms who raised us, supported us, and were always there for us. Happy Mother’s Day!

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Democrats tried to rig Virginia’s maps. The RNC sued — and won.

@AndyBeshearKY spent his term advancing policies out of step with Kentucky values. Now he’s focused on the national spotlight, prioritizing book sales over the people he serves and leaving Kentuckians to deal with the fallout of a broken, corrupt administration.

This Military Appreciation Month, we honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our nation with courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication. Thank you to all who wear the uniform and to the families who stand beside them. Your service will never be forgotten.

On this National Day of Prayer, we look forward with hope and are reminded that we are grounded in faith. Join us today in praying for our great country and Commonwealth.

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What a clown show, @KyDems. By the time you pushed this garbage, @RCforAG had already announced approval of the gas tax suspension. Maybe call on @AndyBeshearKY to explain why he’d rather take money from foster kids than rein in the wasteful spending under his watch.

Republicans continue to put more money back in the hands of hardworking Kentuckians. Treasurer Mark Metcalf has returned more than $100 million, setting a new record for the most returned at this point in any administration in the Commonwealth’s history. wbko.com/2026/04/22/100…

Governor @AndyBeshearKY vetoed a bill that stops the state from taking Social Security survivor benefits from children in foster care after the loss of their parents. Why? Because instead of getting a handle on his administration’s wasteful spending of your tax dollars, he wanted to keep taking money from these kids. Republicans overrode the Governor’s veto to ensure foster children have access to the resources they deserve—resources that can help them move forward with their lives. Let that sink in, Kentucky. Andy Beshear would rather keep taking money out of the hands of vulnerable children than work to cut wasteful spending to make up the roughly $11 million the state will no longer receive. Again, this money wasn’t the state’s. Now it’s going where it belongs and the Governor will be forced to get a handle on his administration’s spending. A win-win in our book. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

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