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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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Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams called for increasing the number of voting locations during a Wednesday debrief of the November election.
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Kentucky’s official voter turnout report isn't yet available. But Secretary of State Michael Adams says the Commonwealth is on track to hit or surpass a 50% turnout.
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Kentucky’s Secretary of State would like to see some minor modifications in election reforms adopted in 2021. Michael Adams supports giving the major…
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Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams urged federal lawmakers not to “micromanage” state elections. During a congressional hearing on Monday, he said…
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Republican lawmakers unveiled a bill Thursday that would make several changes to Kentucky’s elections, including instituting three days of no-excuse early…
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Any registered voter in Kentucky fearful of contracting or spreading COVID-19 was eligible to request an absentee ballot, but many of those ballots…
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Secretary of State Michael Adams says the vast majority of election results will be counted and reported on election night, even though some absentee…
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Friday is the deadline to request an absentee ballot for the Nov. 3 election. Any registered voter in Kentucky who is concerned about being exposed to the…
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Secretary of State Michael Adams is calling this year’s election one of the most accessible in Kentucky history.Adams touched on the steps being taken by…