Making Democracy Accessible to

All Kentuckians

A student-led group fighting to increase youth voter turnout in the Bluegrass.

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A group of four people, three young men and one wom, standing together at a formal event. They are dressed in suits and a red dress, with a background featuring colorful artwork and framed pictures. The woman is holding a circular sign with the Statue of Liberty and the words " and "YOUTH LIBERTY." They are smiling and posing for the photo.

Three Pillars: We Believe…

  • We believe the United States is the greatest country on Earth because of its commitment to liberty and promise of opportunity. We know the best way to honor that legacy is to protect and encourage patriotism, especially in young Kentuckians.

  • 16- and 17-year-olds deserve a meaningful voice in the decisions that shape their schools. When young people are empowered to participate through voting, our school boards become stronger and more representative.

  • Every young Kentuckian should have the knowledge necessary to participate confidently in our national democracy once they turn 18. We believe a strong republic depends on an informed citizenry.

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Endorsements from Kentucky High School Republicans on civics course legislation.
A political campaign sign supporting Kentucky Democrats, featuring a blue background with white text and a circular logo showing the Kentucky state capitol building. The sign promotes endorsing the Kentucky High School Democrats' civics course on leg
A woman wearing glasses and a green shirt, standing in front of a sign that says McCracken County and endorsing HB855.
Political endorsement sign featuring a headshot of a woman with blonde hair, blue background, and white text that states Lisa Willner, Kentucky State Representative, Fmr JCPS BOE Member, endorses HB855.
Political campaign poster featuring Amy Beasley, Lexington Councilmember, endorsing HB855.
A political endorsement card featuring a portrait of a woman with curly hair, glasses, and an orange jacket. The card states that Adrienne Camuel, Kentucky State Representative, endorses HB855.
A name tag with a portrait photo of a woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a green top with black and white polka dot collar. The name tag reads: Sarah Stalker, Kentucky State Representative, endorses HB855.
A promotional graphic for Rachel Roarx endorsing HB855. It includes her portrait and her name, along with the text emphasizing her endorsement.
A promotional graphic for a political endorsement featuring a photo of George Brown Jr., a Kentucky State Representative, wearing glasses and a checkered suit, with text indicating endorsement of House Bill 855.
A digital endorsement card featuring a portrait of Beverly Chester-Burton, a Kentucky State Representative, wearing glasses, a pearl necklace, and a blue outfit. The card includes the text: "ENDORSES HB855" in large white letters and her name below h
Close-up of a campaign endorsement sign featuring a portrait of a woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, smiling, wearing a green jacket and black turtleneck, with text indicating endorsement for Kentucky State Representative Anne Gay Donworth for H
A political endorsement poster with a photo of Dan Wu, who is the Vice Mayor of Lexington, smiling, wearing glasses, a dark suit, white shirt with a colorful pattern, and a red tie. The background is mainly dark blue with sections of yellow and white
A political endorsement sign that features the logo of the American Federation of Teachers and endorses HB855, with the text 'Lexington Unit American Federation of Teachers ENDORSES HB855' on a blue background, within a white rectangle.
Endorsement of Jefferson County Teacher's Association (JCTA) for HB855 by Helping Teachers Teach organization.