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2012 Election
11:32 am
Mon November 19, 2012

Pendleton Officially Concedes Race

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Joey Pendleton

Long-time state senator Joey Pendleton of Hopkinsville has officially conceded the Third District senate race to opponent Whitney Westerfield. Pendleton, a Democrat, requested a recanvass after he lost the election by just under 300 votes.

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Politics
12:37 pm
Thu November 8, 2012

Pendleton Plans to Request Vote Recanvass

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Joey Pendleton

Kentucky Third District State Senator Joey Pendleton plans to request a recanvass after he narrowly lost in Tuesday’s election. Pendleton, a five-term Democratic incumbent, lost by around 300 votes to Republican newcomer Whitney Westerfield. Pendleton tells the Kentucky New Era he owes it to his voters to ask for the recanvass, a process that checks for accuracy. Pendleton adds that if it shows a 150-vote gap or less, he’ll ask for an official recount.

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Politics
11:24 pm
Tue November 6, 2012

Westerfield Edges Out Victory Over Incumbent Pendleton

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Whitney Westerfield

Republican challenger Whitney Westerfield edged out long-time Democratic Senator Joey Pendleton in yesterday’s vote. Unofficial third district state Senate results show Westerfield with 50.4 percent of the vote, winning slight leads in Christian, Logan and Todd counties.

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2012 General Assembly
8:55 am
Thu April 5, 2012

Hemp Support Growing in Kentucky

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Efforts to allow hemp production in Kentucky appear to be growing despite the defeat of another legalization effort this year in the General Assembly.  State Senator Joey Pendleton has repeatedly introduced hemp legalization bills in an effort to restore a crop that was a major industry in Kentucky decades ago.

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Amish Tractor Bill Has Little Support
8:03 am
Mon March 5, 2012

Lawmakers Not Inclined to Restrict Amish Tractors

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Steel-wheeled tractor.

Rumble strips in the driving lanes of some rural Kentucky highways aren't intentional.  They've been etched into asphalt by old-fashioned metal wheels some Amish farmers have been putting on modern tractors.  State Senator Joey Pendleton of Hopkinsville wants the damage stopped.

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