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[Savannah Maddox @SavannahLMaddox]

I am deeply troubled by fraud allegations that have surfaced in Kentucky's driver's license program, where illegal immigrants purportedly purchased licenses for $200 a pop through under-the-table payments.

If this is as broad-reaching as it seems, it isn't just a bureaucratic hiccup. It’s a profound breach of trust and a slap in the face to every law-abiding Kentuckian who played by the rules and had to wait months for an appointment, drive hours from home, wait in line all day, then watch their mailbox for weeks—thanks to the failed regional office model!

What's even more infuriating is that this entire mess likely could have been avoided. For 88 years, our local circuit clerks in all 120 counties handled driver's licensing efficiently, with community-level accountability and accessibility that kept things transparent and close to home.

Local clerks know their neighbors, spot red flags more easily, and they answer to voters in their own backyards. Administering driver’s licenses at the county level means more eyes on the process, fewer opportunities for widespread scams, and quicker detection of wrongdoing. But no—in the name of "efficiency", we consolidated everything into just 34 regional offices.

We’ve created overburdened facilities, anonymous bureaucracies ripe for exploitation, and a setup where a few bad actors can compromise the whole system. If we'd stuck with our county-based approach, this kind of alleged large-scale fraud would be far harder to pull off without immediate local scrutiny.

Kentucky's REAL ID rollout has been a complete debacle. Months-long waits, system crashes, and the absurdity of shrinking services from 120 counties to a mere 34 offices has left citizens frustrated and underserved. I've been sounding the alarm on the failure of the regional office model for YEARS, but I didn’t just talk the talk and play politics. I filed the bill to fix this, and I will not stop fighting until we get it done.

These allegations are the tipping point, proving once and for all that the regional model isn't just inconvenient—it's dangerous. That's why I'm doubling down on the case for passing the bill I filed to return the issuance of driver's licenses to our trusted circuit clerks in every county.

My bill would decentralize the process, restore local control, and build in the safeguards that come with community oversight.

We've seen the proof: under the old system, things ran smoothly for the greater part of a century. My bill would slash wait times, eliminate the need for long-distance travel, and make fraud harder by distributing the process across 120 offices instead of a few backlogged locations. The money and resources we are spending to implement the failed regional office model need to go back to the counties to restore a system that works! No unfunded mandates or hardships on clerks or counties—just better customer service and efficiency.

The bill is supported by a broad coalition of Kentuckians: Judge-executives, local elected officials, citizens from every walk of life, and especially those who've suffered through the current chaos. No more excuses, no more blame-shifting. I’ll be refiling my bill on Day 1 of Session and there’s no reason we can’t pass it the very first week.

That said, I caution citizens to watch out for watered down bills that seek to “fix” the regional office model instead of moving the process back to the counties. It is broken. It cannot be fixed. It has to be scrapped and reinstated.

Kentuckians, if you're as outraged as I am, contact your legislators and demand that driver’s licenses be brought back to each individual county.

We've waited long enough—time to bring licensing home where it belongs! 🇺🇸

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@NJBeisner I call it “Slow Dancing with Jesus!” Way too emotional and manipulative for me.

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@RealThomSieloff I’m REALLY ready for some good news!!

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