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No-killing with kindness: Jessica Reid is leading the nonprofit No Kill Louisville [News]
This article appears in the November 2010 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.
Louisville news: Next elections are just six six six months away edition [News]
- "From the earliest days of his campaign, even before his Republican primary victory that shook up the Kentucky political establishment, Rand Paul has pledged not to compromise. And that was the message he returned to on Tuesday night as he celebrated a Senate victory over his Democratic opponent, Jack Conway, the state attorney general." [New Yotk Times]
Greg Fischer elected Louisville Mayor, beats Hal Heiner 51-49 percent [News]
Democrat Greg Fischer beat Republican Hal Heiner in the race to replace Jerry Abramson as Louisville's mayor 51 to 49 percent. Heiner conceded to his opponent earlier this evening.
Fischer ahead of Heiner 52-48 percent in Louisville mayor's race with 83 percent of votes counted [News]
The race to replace Jerry Abramson as Louisville's next mayor is down to the wire:
Louisville news: Is Aqua Buddha hanging out at Greg Fischer's house? edition [News]
- "Two new polls released Thursday show Republican Rand Paul widening his lead over Democrat Jack Conway in their race for the U.S. Senate." [Bluegrass Politics]
- "Former President Bill Clinton is expected to be in Louisville Monday night on the eve of the Nov. 2 election to campaign for Kentucky Democratic U.S.
Louisville news: Does Aqua Buddha enjoy crème brûlée? edition [News]
- "A new CNN/Time Poll released Thursday shows 50 percent of likely voters in Kentucky support Republican nominee Rand Paul while 43 percent back Democratic nominee Jack Conway in their U.S. Senate race." [Bluegrass Politics]
Louisville news: Largely ignored during debate, Aqua Buddha sad edition [News]
- "In a spirited debate on statewide and national television Monday night, Democrat Jack Conway and Republican Rand Paul accused each other of misrepresenting their views on issues ranging from civil rights to a national sales tax in their race for the U.S. Senate." [Bluegrass Politics]
Louisville news: Have Karen Sypher's new lawyers been taking hits from Aqua Buddha? edition [News]
- "Less than two months after saying Americans 'got burned,' [on the $787 billion economic stimulus bill, U.S. Senator Mitch] McConnell sent letters to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, quietly seeking support for local projects — which he characterized as important initiatives — to be funded by the bill he attacked." [Courier-Journal]
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