They changed Kentucky law in 2024. Now the Governor must call for a special election to fill a vacant Senate seat.
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DR, not DRC. They mean Dominican Republic.
SimCity 2000 (and many Maxis spinoffs) show the phrase "Reticulating splines" on the loading screen, which was probably not the first funny loading message, but the first one I think of. https://unsung.aresluna.org/some-rather-obscure-and-complex-mathematical-process/
I can't believe it all got lost at sea.
Knowing about the tropes add to the movie, but I think it's good on its own
95 year old leader of another country
It's not Republicans it's just the RINOs! /s
He's not up for election yet.
And the Etruscans?
I have heard of The Weekend. I have no idea who they are, what they're famous for, what they look like, if they're a person or a group, or anything about them. I also legitimately have no idea if you're meant to pronounce the 'e' in Grande, people have told me, I just don't care enough to remember.
On the closing day, the escrow agents pay Taxes, liens and interest too Thanks to Fannie Mae
I'm not familiar with KY's Constitution. Does it say the Governor will appoint the US Senator in a vacancy?
EDIT: I found where there is some argument for the Governor having the authority to appoint a state officer in a vacancy. It'd be up to the courts, I guess.
https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/Law/Constitution/Constitution/ViewConstitution?rsn=173