Anti-gay-marriage clerk Kim Davis to seek re-election
6 years ago
2
The Kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples will run for re-election in 2018, facing voters for the first time since her protest against gay marriage launched a national uproar from rural Appalachia. An attorney for Kim Davis confirmed she will seek a second term. Filing for Kentucky’s 2018 election cycle opens Wednesday.
Loading comments...
-
2:08
WCPO
1 year agoSports betting is almost legal in Kentucky
148 -
1:27
KJRH
4 years agoG.T. Bynum wins re-election
13.6K -
3:19
Drew Berquist
4 years agoTrump's Re-Election
1.97K -
0:24
KIVI
4 years agoLong-serving Idaho state senator won't seek re-election
11 -
0:16
GrumpyContrarian
3 years agoDetective Davis
27 -
0:41
KTNV
3 years agoDemocrats win re-election in Nevada's battleground seats
24 -
1:16
WGBA
3 years agoTrump continues re-election campaign in Green Bay
45 -
0:27
WKBW
4 years agoAssemblyman Robin Schimminger will not seek re-election
15 -
5:12
WFTS
3 years agoPaul Davis Restoration | Morning Blend
15 -
7:29
And The Truth Shall Set You Free
3 years ago $9.29 earnedProof Trump Will Win Re-election
12.6K6