ELECTION COVERAGE
Kentucky Tonight
Election Laws and Protecting Voting Rights
Renee Shaw and guests discuss election laws and voting rights. Scheduled guests: Anne Cizmar, Eastern Kentucky University government professor; Joshua A. Douglas, University of Kentucky law professor; Bruce Hicks, University of the Cumberlands history and political science professor; and Paul E. Salamanca, University of Kentucky law professor.
Comment on Kentucky
News of the Week: August 10, 2018
Journalists from around the state discuss the news of the week with host Bill Bryant, including the political fallout from this year's Fancy Farm picnic held on Aug. 4. Scheduled guests: Ryland Barton, Kentucky Public Radio; Adam Beam, The Associated Press; and Mandy McLaren, Louisville Courier Journal.
Fancy Farm 2018
Highlights of Fancy Farm 2018
Renee Shaw and Casey Parker-Bell present highlights from the 2018 Fancy Farm picnic in Graves County, Kentucky.
Fancy Farm 2018
Fancy Farm 2018 Speeches
KET presents Fancy Farm 2018 coverage on Aug. 4 from Graves County, Ky., home of the political event and picnic. Speeches from Fancy Farm are archived here.
News of the Week: August 3, 2018
Host Bill Bryant and a panel of journalists are live from Fancy Farm, previewing the political speeches and discussing news of the week. Scheduled guests: Jack Brammer, Lexington Herald-Leader; Ronnie Ellis, CNHI News Service; and John Wright, Murray Ledger & Times.
Fancy Farm 2017
Fancy Farm 2017 has rolled to a close and we have the day's speeches online, in case you missed the live Webcast.
Election 2018
2018 Primary Election Returns
Renee Shaw hosts live comprehensive statewide coverage of the 2018 primary election returns in Kentucky.
Fancy Farm 2016
View the archived videos from Fancy Farm 2016.
2016 Election Speeches
View speeches from candidates given on Election Night 2016.
2016 General Election Coverage: Big Night for GOP
It was a historic night for Kentucky Republicans as they gained control of the state House of Representatives. “The Democratic base in eastern Kentucky: I think it’s gone,” said KET political analyst Al Cross. Learn more with KET's recap of election night results.