Election Day 2023 fast approaches. Yes, you read that correctly: 2023. Everyone knows about presidential elections and the midterms, but so much of America is either unaware or just doesn’t care that many states also hold off-year elections. While about half the country has something on the ballot – from constitutional issues to municipal offices and school boards – Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, and Virginia will fill some of the biggest elected roles at the state level.
Kentucky
Kentucky’s keeping it simple this year, with no scheduled elections for state legislature, supreme court, or appellate courts, and no recalls or ballot measures. There are state executive, school board, and municipal government positions to be decided and a single special election to replace the late District 93 representative, Lamin Swann.
As is often the case in most off-year…
