Kentucky 2020 General Assembly Goes Virtual

Stay Connected to Lawmakers in 2020 General Assembly

Kentucky’s 2020 General Assembly is taking unprecedented and historic steps adjusting to the coronavirus threat. House and Senate leaders announced the 2020 Session will continue moving forward as scheduled despite the coronavirus pandemic. The Capitol and Capitol Annex are now closed to non-essential personnel and the general public.

Now, access to the 2020 Session is moving into a “virtual mode” for its remaining few days. Lawmakers have critical work ahead on major issues this Session. To date, the 2020 Session remains scheduled to adjourn on April 15, 2020.

AARP Kentucky remains committed to and working for its 445,000 Kentucky members and as your advocate for the issues touching the 50-plus population. Download your copy of the AARP Kentucky 2020 Legislative Agenda, here
Below are alternative ways to stay connected with 2020 General Assembly action. Kentucky Educational Television (KET) programming has up to the minute news, extensive live coverage, and analysis of the General Assembly, online: https://www.ket.org/legislature/

Special Note: AARP has been working to promote the health and well-being of older Americans for more than sixty years. In the face of this crisis, AARP is providing information and resources to help older people and those caring for them protect themselves from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and prevent it spreading.

You can find AARP coronavirus (COVID-19) resources and more, online www.aarp.org/health

Kentucky General Assembly – Online Access and Public Resources

2020 Kentucky Election Update
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Secretary of State Michael Adams issued a joint declaration moving Kentucky’s Primary Election Day from its originally scheduled date (May 19) to Tuesday June 23, 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic concerns.
Check your voter registration or apply to work the Polls, Here.