Morgan McGarvey

Rule Changes

Spoke with city leaders after the DOJ notice; says he wants no federal interference

Federal election monitors worked Kentucky's Nov. 3 election from outside a 100-foot boundary at polling places in Louisville and Lexington, after local and state officials refused them entry. Jefferson County Clerk David Yates said about a dozen Justice Department employees were expected in Louisville as civil monitors, not law enforcement. His office told the DOJ that Kentucky law did not authorize routine federal monitoring inside polls.

Updated Nov 1

Built World

As of September 2026: In office

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) is getting $9.1 million in federal money to rebuild a taxiway that has reached the end of its useful life. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) obligated the funds on August 19, 2026, for phase 3 of the Taxiway Bravo reconstruction. The phase covers 1,640 feet of the 7,275-foot taxiway.

Updated Sep 1