TODAY is Election Day, Kentucky’s 1st.
For months, I’ve traveled every corner of this district. I’ve sat at your kitchen tables, stood on your farms, and listened at town halls.
Democratic candidate for Kentucky's 1st District
TODAY is Election Day, Kentucky’s 1st.
For months, I’ve traveled every corner of this district. I’ve sat at your kitchen tables, stood on your farms, and listened at town halls.
It's Election Day. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time, bring photo ID. Vote, then call three friends. We still need hands for rides and calls today. williamsforky.com #williamsforky1
Every Vote Matters - Even in Kentucky's First District
Election Day - Nov. 3 - 6 AM - 6 PM
Every Vote Matters - Even in Kentucky's First District
Election Day - Nov. 3 - 6 AM - 6 PM
Every Vote Matters - Even in the Reddest Parts of Kentucky's First District
Election Day - Nov. 3 - 6 AM - 6 PM
Every Vote Matters - Even in the Smallest Parts of Kentucky's First District
Election Day - Nov. 3 - 6 AM - 6 PM
Every Vote Matters - Even in the Smallest Part of Kentucky's First District
Election Day - Nov. 3 - 6 AM - 6 PM
A proposed Meta data center in northeastern Kentucky could skip about $50 million a year in local taxes, according to the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.
Election day is Tuesday, November 3rd. This is a close race and it all comes down to you. Make your plan to vote! govote.ky.gov
At Country Aire Mobile Home Park in Paducah, lot rent is going up to $535 a month in January. One resident was paying $155 when she moved in back in 2014.
About 80,000 Kentuckians have lost SNAP food benefits under new federal rules, including 24,655 children and 6,572 seniors.
Today is the LAST day of early voting in Kentucky.
Before the costumes come out and the trick-or-treating starts, make a stop at your early voting site. Bring the kids along so they can see what it looks like to have a say in your community. Don’t forget your photo ID.
Where the numbers stand for every county.
Every vote counts.
The numbers are in, and they’re encouraging!
We may not know exactly how people are voting, but one thing is clear: voters are showing up!
We're hopeful about what it means for November 3!
Let's keep the momentum going. Let's win this!
#WilliamsForKY #GOTV
A reader in Frankfort wrote to The State Journal: “We can hire someone new: John ‘Drew’ Williams. Young. Intelligent. Blue-collar worker.” And: “He’s here for us.”
Thank you. That one meant a lot.
When Washington gets nervous about Kentucky, it means your vote matters. At his Northern Kentucky rally, President Trump warned Republicans they could lose Kentucky's Senate race.
A Republican congressman calls a Kentucky House seat a toss-up. Nothing is safe this year, including Kentucky's 1st.
Day two of early voting, and folks across this district are showing up.
Got a lunch break or a free hour after work? Use it. Grab your photo ID, grab a coworker or a neighbor, and go vote together.
Here's something interesting about our own communities!
In Franklin, Fulton, Henderson, Marion, Union, and Webster counties, more residents are registered as Democrats than Republicans.
Your vote matters. Get out the vote!
Here's something interesting about our own communities!
In Franklin, Fulton, Henderson, Marion, Union, and Webster counties, more residents are registered as Democrats than Republicans.
Your vote matters. Get out the vote!
Here's something interesting about our own communities!
In Franklin, Fulton, Henderson, Marion, Union, and Webster counties, more residents are registered as Democrats than Republicans.
Your vote matters. Get out the vote!
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