Can KY voters get copies of their voted ballot once cast? We asked election officials
The results of the vote tally are certified by the county board of elections, to the county clerk and all the way up the ...
What forms of ID are acceptable to vote in Kentucky?
The Kentucky State Board of Elections says other acceptable forms of ID include those from schools, military, merchant marine ...
Need to contact your state election offices in Ohio, Kentucky? Here's how to get in touch
As voters prepare for Election Day on Tuesday, here's are the ways to contact your state election offices in Ohio and ...
Find your polling location and everything else you need to know ahead of Election Day 2024
From candidates to how to find your polling location, here's what you need to know ahead of Election Day: The 2024 general ...
No, small dot on Kentucky ballot doesn't invalidate vote
Kentucky election officials say viral claim has not been reported and “currently only exists in the vacuum of social media.” ...
Where do I vote? Here's how to find your polling location in Louisville, Oldham, Bullitt
Polling locations will be open starting at 6 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. on Election Day. You are allowed to vote if you are in ...
Need to contact your local election office? See Ohio and Kentucky contact info
Here's how to contact the boards of elections offices in each of Ohio's 88 counties and the BOEs in three Northern Kentucky ...
What were those machines in the viral Kentucky voting video? And how do they work?
Every county in Kentucky uses paper ballots, but some, like Laurel County, use machines to help voters mark them.
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It’s Election Day: What to know as Kentuckians head to the polls
In addition to casting votes for U.S. president, Kentuckians will decide numerous races Tuesday — including two state ...
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Here's your guide to the November election: races, key dates and checking polling location
The full list of excused early voting qualifications is listed on the state's Board of Elections website. No-excuse early in-person voting begins in Kentucky on Oct. 31 and goes through Nov. 2.