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Kentucky voters received inaccurate absentee ballots that do not match their party affiliations. In Kentucky, voters must be members of a party to participate in its primary elections. The polling places dropped from 3700 to just 200.
This shit sounds sneaky & deliberate.
This shit sounds sneaky & deliberate.
Also, Jefferson County, the state’s largest, home to 767,000 residents and the city of Louisville, will have as its sole polling location a convention and expo center. About 1 in 5 residents in the county is African American, the largest black population in the state.
For those who feel compelled to do something, short of calling Gov Beshears office, you could @ him this article. I did. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/kentucky-braces-for-possible-voting-problems-in-tuesdays-primary-amid-signs-of-high-turnout/2020/06/19/b7b960ce-b199-11ea-8f56-63f38c990077_story.html
So this was just brought to my attention. https://www.wdrb.com/news/voter-confusion-ballot-problems-remain-ahead-of-kentuckys-primary-election/article_6ba96898-b282-11ea-a103-5b62ab4df108.html
Anyone who received a ballot opposite of their registration, which was caused by human error, can exchange it before Election Day at the State Board of Elections' office.
If even ONE person is unable to vote, this should be everyone's concern
If even ONE person is unable to vote, this should be everyone's concern
Lastly, I had no idea this would blow up like it has. We all need to educate ourselves on our rights & insure our voter registration is accurate.
And to the dude who is upset because he feels people not from KY should not have an opinion on this, you are part of the problem.
And to the dude who is upset because he feels people not from KY should not have an opinion on this, you are part of the problem.
