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1. More than two-thirds of all Americans
live within a 9-hour drive from Kentucky
State Senate District 35.
2. District 35 is home to the world's
most famous horse race, the Kentucky
Derby and the world's largest restaurant company Yum
Brands.
3. When boxing's greatest Muhammad
Ali was born, his family lived in District 35 at 1121
West Oak Street.
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There are
38 state senators who are elected from unique areas of Kentucky
to work on laws at the state capitol in Frankfort.
My district
is in Louisville and includes an amazing collection of diverse
and historic neighborhoods like Old Louisville, Germantown, Shelby
Park, University, Lynnview, Buechel, West Buechel, Newburg, the
Highlands, Watterson Park, Appliance Park, Limerick, Algonquin,
Park Hill, Taylor-Berry, Jacobs, Smoketown, Highland Park, Fairgrounds,
Poplar Hills, the California Neighborhood, Standiford, Cherokee
Triangle, Bashford Manor, and Hazelwood.
You can determine
your district and polling location by entering your information
into this
form on the Kentucky State Board of Elections website. Most of the people who
live in these Zip codes are in the district: 40203, 40204, 40208,
40209, 40210, 40213, 40215, 40217, 40218, 40225.
Even if you
don't live in District 35, you can still help out. As a state
senator, the work I do will not
just help the people in my district, but people all over Kentucky
and the people who visit us.
A sign in
your yard and a sticker on your car are great ways to spread
the word, because people from District 35 will see that support
when they're on the road.
I would love
to have support and contributions from people from all over
Kentucky. We're all in this together, so tell your friends and
family about the changes we're trying to make and encourage them
to contribute
to my campaign as well.
If you do live
in District 35, your help means even more. Please help in any
way you can by signing up for yard signs or stickers, making
a contribution, ordering a t-shirt, and, of course, by voting
for me on November 4, 2008.
Thanks!
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