By Tony McVeigh
Kentucky – The Kentucky attorney general's voter fraud hotline is receiving a steady stream of complaints on this primary Election Day. According to a report from mid-afternoon, Shelley Johnson with the AG's office says the voter fraud hotline had already received about 60 complaints. She says each call will be carefully evaluated. Investigators are also in the field.
"We'll be reviewing all of the complaints that we've received to our election fraud hotline, to determine of there have been any violations to Kentucky election laws.
[We're] ooking for any election irregularities. We'll be following up on that information, taking notes. We're also conducting unannounced spot checks at random polling places to check for election law violations."
Johnson says there have been complaints about alleged vote buying, electioneering within 300 feet of the polls, and exit polling.
If you witness or suspect election irregularities, call the voter fraud hotline at 1-800-328-VOTE.