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In Kentucky, residents must register to vote at least 29 days before an election.
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A bill advanced Wednesday in a Kentucky Senate committee that would no longer allow college students to use their student ID as a valid identification to vote in state elections.
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New election statistics show registered Republicans turned out to vote in Kentucky’s election last month at a slightly higher rate than Democrats — a clear indication that Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear secured a path to victory by convincing GOP voters to break ranks.
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Early in-person voting will take place Nov. 2–4, and local leaders are encouraging Kentuckians to head to the polls before Election Day. It’s the first time Kentucky voters can cast early ballots in a gubernatorial race since a recent expansion of voting options.
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The Kentucky Secretary of State’s office said today that over 6,000 people registered to vote in the first 10 days of October.
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Appeals court hears case on the restoration of voting rights for Kentuckians with felony convictionsThe U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday on a case that could affect over 160,000 Kentuckians who are unable to vote because of a felony conviction, according to the League of Women Voters.
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Kentucky election officials have been working to clean up the state's voter rolls in recent years, and on Friday they say about 127,000 people who have died, moved or otherwise become ineligible will be removed.
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President-elect Joe Biden received a bigger turnout in the Ohio Valley in 2020 than Hillary Clinton did in 2016. So did his opponent Donald Trump.In an…
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Republicans in the Kentucky legislature are pushing to require voters to show a photo ID in order to cast a ballot.The bill is a priority of the state’s…