People can buy alcohol in Kentucky on Election Day. This Instagram page published ... According to WFPL, the law dates back to the antebellum period when saloons would double as polling places ...

WE TAKE ELECTION INTEGRITY SERIOUSLY. IT IS IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE SWORN AND UNSWORN IN THIS ROOM AND ACROSS KENTUCKY LAW ENFORCEMENT THAT WE PROVIDE A FREE FAIR AND OUR COMPONENT SECURE ELECTION ...

who teaches elections law at the University of Kentucky. According to preliminary, unofficial results, with 67% of votes counted, the Associated Press declared that the measure, Constitutional ...

He pointed to a law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996 that prohibited noncitizens from voting in federal elections. “Kentucky’s Constitution implies — although it does not state ...

The law prevents voters registered in different ... While this isn’t the first time Kentucky’s election policy has been put under a microscope, Adams assured they’ve worked carefully to ...

The state of Kentucky passed a law expanding eligibility for excuse-required in-person early voting, making it easier for its citizens to vote before election day. The law also allows for mail ...

Acceptable forms of identification under the new law include: The Bluegrass State is similar to Ohio. The State Board of Elections in Kentucky requires proof via a state-issued ID with name and ...

spokesperson for Americans for Citizens Voting Kentucky. While federal election law is clear on a citizen voting requirement, there are a handful of cities like San Francisco, California ...

A 1996 U.S. law made it illegal for noncitizens to vote in elections for president or members of Congress. Violators can be fined, imprisoned for up to a year, or also deported.Kentucky is one of ...

Currently, elections for statewide offices are held ... prevent voter fatigue around ballot measures, Voss said. Under Kentucky law, the state legislature may only put up to four proposed ...

but having a law that said that, I think puts some people at ease. So we've done some things to counter this and show people that in Kentucky they can trust the elections and be comfortable.

However, Kentucky election officials have said they’ve received no complaints about dots on ballots, and state law ensures that any ballots with a stray dot will be counted correctly anyway.