[Bluegrass Conservative]

If it's a special election, she clearly would not be eligible. Part of the Republican argument is that Woodward should have brought the suit earlier, either before the primaries were over or before absentee voting began. Woodward chose to bring the suit the day before the election.

If a special election was held, they would immediately contest Stephenson's residency and prevail since she clearly did not meet the law's requirements.

[ElkGroveDan]

If it's a special election, she clearly would not be eligible.

Are you saying she's the only Republican in that District? There is no other candidate that could run? In a case like this the Kentucky Republicans are in a great position to solidify the seat and put an end to the controversy by running an appealing candidate with no residency doubts who will in a special.

[ClaireSolt]

This problem should have been caught when she filed to run for election, not days before the voting. Once again, we pay someone to do a job that they can't be bothered doing.