Located in South Central Kentucky, just two hours from Louisville (home of the Kentucky Derby), two hours from Frankfort (the State Capital), and two hours from Lexington (home of the University of Kentucky).
The Election of 1804 was when the Vice President and President starting running on the same ticket. The Twelfth Amendment to the US Constitution established this law.
Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin's distant cousin, might be said to have violated the tradition in 1912, when he ran for what would (sort of) have been a third term, but his is a strange case. Roosevelt was elected as Vice President in 1900, and became president in September of 1901, 6 months into the second term of President William McKinley when McKinley died in office.