[Jonty30]

Kentucky seems a bit blue, so they undoubtedly have taxes and costs that are making them uncompetitive.

[Gaffer]

It CERTAINLY doesn’t know how to vote for a decent Republican Senator..... just sayin’

[woweeitsme]

A bit blue? Maybe for the governor, who is apparently charismatic and not so leftist. Trump won KY by a ton and the Republican senators win pretty easily as well. And the state legislature is overwhelmingly Republican.

[LouAvul]

As my screen name attests, I was born there. And, it's a dump. The West End was the ghetto. We never went there after dark.

But the West End expanded east and is now worse than ever. I wouldn't be surprised if KFC left because it's just unsafe.

[SomeCallMeTim]

Ky is a very red state. Republican’s have super-majorities in both State legislature bodies. They have been reducing state income taxes for the past several years. We’ve come down from 5% to 3.5% for this year.

But, Louisville is a heavily Democrat city. The CITY has a 2.2% income tax. And, the city has not recovered from the Brionna Taylor/ BLM riots from 2020. Several corporate entities have already left, or planning to leave.