Early Voting in KENTUCKY

In person - A voter may vote early in person if he will be away from his county of residence on Election Day, learns seven days before the election that he will be confined to a military base, is a precinct officer, will be hospitalized on Election Day, or is a pregnant woman in her third trimester.  Early in person voting is available at the local County Clerk’s Office between May 5 and May 19 for the Primary and between October 17 and November 3 for the General Election.

By mail - A voter may vote early by mail if he is of advanced age, has a disability or illness, is serving in the military, is a student who temporarily lives outside the county, temporarily resides outside the state, is incarcerated but not convicted, or has employment that takes him out of the county during polling hours. The voter’s application for absentee ballot must be in the possession of the County Clerk by May 13 for the Primary and by October 28 for the General Election. A list of County Clerks is available at http://elect.ky.gov/countyclerks.htm.  Absentee ballots must be returned by Election Day.
 

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