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What happens when Kentuckians have the chance to work through their differences?

States Newsroom · October 26, 2026

Earlier this year, 30 Lexington residents, selected at random, spent more than 30 hours together talking about something that most of us don’t think about at all: the rules that underpin our local government. These residents were Republicans, Democrats, and independents. They were younger and older, from different…

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What happens when Kentuckians have the chance to work through their differences?

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