Commonwealth Conservative Coalition just dropped another $189K on ads supporting GOP legislative candidates in Kentucky.

That makes #kyga26 PAC ad spending:

Pro-GOP candidates: $1.1 million
Pro-Dem candidates: $16,000

Meta will not pay property taxes for a proposed 2.2 gigawatt data center under an agreement approved Tuesday by the Mason County Fiscal Court. Kentucky state law already exempts them from sales taxes on equipment for 50 years. #kyga26

From @tatecurtis.bsky.social at @weku.bsky.social

By my count, GOPAC and the Republican State Leadership Committee have pumped a combined $870,000 into Kentucky in the general election for ads helping GOP candidates in the state legislature. PAC aid for Democrats is AWOL. #kyga26

Some #kyga26 number-crunching from my latest 👇

- PAC ads for KYGA GOP candidates: $900K

- PAC ads for Dem candidates: $5K

- Beshear PAC ad spending on non-KYGA Dems: $750K

- Beshear PAC ad spending on KYGA Dems: $0

Political action committees have spent nearly $900,000 on independent ads to boost Kentucky GOP legislative candidates, while Democrats are mostly left to themselves. #kyga26

Democrats’ power has waned for decades in the Kentucky General Assembly, but national headwinds seem to favor them this election cycle.

Here’s how national dynamics are changing #kyga26 state legislative races, from KPR's @sylviaruthg.lpm.org

Louisville Public Media 2026 voter guide is ready! Plug in your address and read about the candidates you'll see on your ballot. #kyga26 #kysen #ky06

Kentucky Democrats have lost ground to Republicans over the past decade, but gained a rare voter registration victory last month, ahead of the November election. #kyga26 #kysen #ky06 #kygov

My latest 👇

We’re not quite Wisconsin yet, but this appears to be the new normal for Kentucky’s big nonpartisan judicial races. #kyga26 #kyga27

At a Frankfort listening session, Kentuckians from across the state described their frustrations with data center developments in their communities and begged lawmakers to act sooner rather than later. #kyga26 #kyga27

From KPR's @sylviaruthg.lpm.org

Only one interim committee meeting this week: buff.ly/XIRWsWy

#KYGA26

The Franklin Circuit Court has blocked a Kentucky law that would’ve made Fayette County Board of Education Chair Tyler Murphy ineligible to serve another term. #kyga26

From @weku.bsky.social

Two months after an @lpm.org investigation found that two candidates for the Jefferson County Board of Education filed to represent districts they don’t live in, one was disqualified and another withdrew from the race. #kyga26

From @justinhicks.lpm.org

Most of the eight organizations seeking to get tax-credited donations in Kentucky starting next year are designed for religious and private schools. #kyga26

From KPR’s @sylviaruthg.lpm.org

It's a light week on meetings this week for #KYGA26 Interim

See the schedule: buff.ly/XIRWsWy

A Kentucky legislator wants the state to create a registry to help keep track of people who have been convicted of domestic violence-related crimes. #kyga26

From @wkmsfm.bsky.social

A Flock Safety executive faced skeptical Kentucky lawmakers in a committee hearing, where members of both parties advocated more regulatory “guardrails” for camera use. #kyga26

A group advocating for open primaries in Kentucky says gains in independent voter registration signal that it’s time to engage more Kentuckians in the primaries. #kyga26

Only a few meetings this week #KYGA26 #Interim - buff.ly/0dRkPsx

This interim judiciary committee has a few outspoken GOP critics on it, so this could be very interesting. #kyga26