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NKyTribune: Every candidate in Nov. 8 election can address voters directly; supporters urged to weigh in


The NKyTribune welcomes candidate-written columns and letters from citizens related to the November 8 election.

Direct messages to voters from candidates should be 1,000-1,200 words in length and should focus on the candidate’s specific reasons for running for the office and on his/her qualifications. The messages should be positive about the candidates — and not negative about opponents.

Letters from voters in support of a candidate must be signed, with name and city of residence. (Include phone number for NKyTribune’s use, but not for publication.) Letters must be received by NOVEMBER 1. Letters should be limited to about 500 words.

The NKyTribune will make every effort to use every submission, but publication of these pieces will cease as of November 5.

The NKyTribune encourages all citizens to register to vote and to express your right to have your voice heard at the ballot box.


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