How to Vote: 2020 General Election
Secretary of State Michael Adams and Governor Andy Beshear have released their plan for voting this election.
1. Absentee Ballot:
Absentee Ballots will be accepted for anyone concerned with COVID-19. The Absentee Ballot request portal is open now through October 9. Ballot drop boxes will be available at County Clerk discretion for anyone concerned about mailing in their ballot.
Be sure that your signature on your ballot and ballot envelope match the signature on your KY driver’s license or voter registration card. This is how ballots are authenticated. If the Board of Elections office identifies any discrepancies with your ballot, they must reach out to you to fix the issue before November 9.
Find Out More2. Early Voting In-Person
Registered voters will be able to vote early in-person at any of the six locations from October 13 through November 3rd, Election Day:
– Bluegrass Community and Technical College on Leestown
– Lexington Senior Center, located behind Southland Christian Church’s Richmond Rd Campus
– The Dunbar Center on North Upper St.
– The Northside Branch of the Lexington Public Library
– The Tates Creek Branch of the Lexington Public Library
– The Beaumont Branch of the Lexington Public Library
– BCTC Leestown Campus, 164 Opportunity Way
– Garrett Morgan Elementary, 1150 Passage Mound Way
– Wellington Elementary, 3280 Keithshire Way
3. Election Day Voting
Registered voters will be able to vote at any of the six locations on Election Day (November 3rd) from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.:
– Bluegrass Community and Technical College on Leestown
– Lexington Senior Center, located behind Southland Christian Church’s Richmond Rd Campus
– The Dunbar Center on North Upper St.
– The Northside Branch of the Lexington Public Library
– The Tates Creek Branch of the Lexington Public Library
Voters that can’t access an ID due to the pandemic will still be able to cast a ballot.