Happy election day, Kentucky! My absentee ballot never registered as being received, despite me mailing it back weeks ago. So I& #39;m off to Louisville& #39;s Expo Center not just to observe, but also to see if I can "go before the board" and make my case for voting in person.
FYI, the folks at Jefferson County Clerk& #39;s Office are super helpful, and at least one already sounds exhausted at 9:15 a.m.
Yes (sigh) I know how to use the online portal. I also know how to pick up the phone and call a person to double check their records if the portal is throwing different conflicting results, as mine was.
What I was advised to do by the county clerk& #39;s office is go to the Express Vote table at the Expo Center (near the V line) and say that I would like to go before the board and make the case for being issued a new ballot to replace the one they have a record of issuing. Let& #39;s go!
(but first, a meeting)
This could happen to a mail-in ballot in any given election — and I& #39;m in favor of keeping the expanded, anyone can get one absentee mail ballot access after the pandemic is over — even if every single polling place was open today. Mail gets lost! Let& #39;s find out what happens now.
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