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TopicKentucky cuts number of polling stations by 95% for primary
Were_Wyrm
06/22/20 9:18:04 AM
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I saw a much better reddit comment that had all kinds of links to various articles going through the entire process but I can't find it, here's one with a summery.

I know how this looks to people outside the state, but it really isn't as bad as it seems.
The state expanded mail-in voting to every registered voter and cut in-person voting to 1 location per county. This was done at the request of Democrat Governor Andy Beshear in conjunction with Republican Secretary of State Michael Adams for the safety of poll workers and voters. The Lousiville location has been open for early voting for over a week. This information was very heavily covered on the news, mailers were sent out to everyone to make sure that everyone knew how it was going to work.
The early/mail-in initiative has seemingly been successful. Ballots received by mail-in and early voting have already exceeded the total turnout in the two previous primary elections. Most of us that intend to vote, already have. I'm not expecting anything like what happened in Georgia.

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