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The Four Ways Congress Is Threatening to Cut SNAP in Kentucky

Analysis

The Four Ways Congress Is Threatening to Cut SNAP in Kentucky

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps one in eight Kentuckians keep food on the table, with children, older adults...

Jessica Klein | March 20, 2025

HB 775 Moves Goalposts Again to Give Legislature Permission for More Tax Cuts

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HB 775 Moves Goalposts Again to Give Legislature Permission for More Tax Cuts

House Bill (HB) 775 in the Kentucky General Assembly would move the goalposts yet again on the state's income tax cut trigger formula. As the costs for these cuts grow,...

Jason Bailey | March 11, 2025

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Tracking SNAP in Kentucky

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a vital source of assistance that helps put food on the table for hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians. As of 2022, in Kentucky...

Jessica Klein | March 10, 2025

kentucky teacher shortage

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Why the Legislature May Change What’s in the SEEK Formula 

Senate Bill (SB) 6 in the 2025 Kentucky General Assembly makes the most significant change in the history of the core school funding formula created by the Kentucky Education Reform...

Jason Bailey | March 4, 2025

How Many Kentuckians Does Medicaid Cover in Kentucky’s Congressional Districts 

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How Many Kentuckians Does Medicaid Cover in Each of Kentucky’s Congressional Districts? 

Congress is considering deep cuts to Medicaid, and Kentucky’s members of the House of Representatives will have an important say in that decision. The House-passed budget resolution that directs various...

Dustin Pugel | March 3, 2025

The Four Ways Congress Might Cut Medicaid in Kentucky

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Medicaid at Risk, Part 2: The Four Ways Congress Might Cut Medicaid in Kentucky

Medicaid is a major benefit to Kentucky’s health, economy and state budget. But the potential cuts that Congress is considering would undermine those gains, leave many Kentuckians without coverage, and/or...

Dustin Pugel | February 27, 2025

Medicaid Provides Critical Health and Economic Benefits Across Kentucky

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Medicaid at Risk, Part 1: Medicaid Provides Critical Health and Economic Benefits Across Kentucky

Medicaid is the backbone of health care in Kentucky. Along with the Kentucky Children’s Health Program (KCHIP), it provides life-sustaining medical coverage to nearly 1.5 million Kentuckians and injects tens...

Dustin Pugel | February 27, 2025

labor force participation

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Looking Under the Hood at Kentucky’s Labor Force Participation

Kentucky’s labor force is a frequent topic of discussion among lawmakers. Too often, those deliberations result in punitive policy proposals because they fail to account for the reality many Kentuckians...

Dustin Pugel | February 14, 2025

Shrinking the Federal Workforce Means Cutting Kentucky Jobs

Analysis

Shrinking the Federal Workforce Means Cutting Kentucky Jobs and Services 

The Trump administration, including through Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), is taking several actions to reduce the number of federal workers. That includes an executive order to incentivize...

Jason Bailey and Dustin Pugel | February 12, 2025

department of education funding in kentucky

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Federal Education Funding Supplies Over $1 Billion to Kentucky Kids Every Year 

The Trump administration is reportedly considering dismantling the federal Department of Education (DOE), while Congress is weighing cuts to the federal budget that could significantly reduce education funding. While the...

Jason Bailey and Dustin Pugel | February 5, 2025

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