Only Four Days Left to Register to Vote in Kentucky Primary

A lot of Kentucky elections are decided six months before November.  Don't wait until the general election to realize you missed your chance to vote for the person you really wanted to vote for.

And if you hate everybody on the ballot?  Then vote in the primary just because repugs are trying to deny you the right to do so.  Annoy repug voter suppressors: Vote Democratic.

From Kentuckians for the Commonwealth:

To be eligible to vote in the May Primary Election your voter registration form must be completed at your local County Clerk's office or mailed and postmarked by Monday, April 21, 2014.

Not yet registered or need to update your registration?

Visit your local County Clerk's office or download a voter registration card and mail it in by April 21, 2014. For answers to common voter registration questions please see “Voter FAQs” below or visit KFTC's website.

JOIN THE FUN AND HELP US REGISTER KENTUCKY VOTERS!

Many KFTC chapters have scheduled voter registration outreach events leading up to the deadline, so contact your local KFTC organizer to see how you can pitch in. 

Voter FAQs:

• How can I check if I am registered to vote and what party I am registered with?
  • Click here to visit the Voter Information Center or call 1-800-246-1399, Hours of operation: 8:00 am-4:30 pm EST  
• Where do I register?
  • Visit your local County Clerk’s Office. Click here for location listings.
  • Download a voter registration card here, and mail it to your local County Clerk’s office.
• When are the Primary Election and the General Election?
  • Primary Election Day is May 20, 2014 and Election Day is November 4, 2014
• Can I update my political party, address, and/or name?
  • YES! For name and address changes, complete a voter registration form and submit by April 21^st. For political party changes please read below:
    • Kentucky has closed party primary elections. This means you can only vote for candidates that are running within the party you selected to register with when completing your voter registration form.
    • The deadline for Kentucky voters to change their political party for the 2014 Primary Election was on or before December 31, 2013. If you are not registered with the party you cast your vote for during the Primary Election you forfeit the right to vote in either party's Primary. However, if you are registering as a new Kentucky voter this rule does not pertain to you. To find where you are currently registered and what party you are registered as, visit the Voter Information Center here. 

• How old do I have to be?
  • You must be 18 years of age on or before November 4, 2014. 17-year-olds may register and vote in the May Primary as long as they will turn 18 before November 4, 2014

For more information regarding voter registration rules and regulations please visit the Voter Empowerment section of our website.