More Than 2,000 Kentuckians To Cast Votes From Overseas
Absentee ballots are on their way to more than two-thousand Kentuckians overseas. Many of the ballots are going to men and women in the military. Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is...
View ArticleKentucky Senate Designates Electronic Military Voting as Chief Priority
Giving Kentucky service members and their spouses the ability to cast absentee ballots electronically is the priority of the Kentucky State Senate heading into the 2013 legislative session, Senate...
View ArticleUnder Amended Electronic Voting Bill, Kentucky Military Voters Would Have to...
Kentucky military personnel could get their election ballots electronically—but the ballots would have to be printed and returned to county clerks via snail mail, under changes made to a bill Thursday...
View ArticleKentucky Senate Approves Electronic Voting Bill That Requires Snail Mail Returns
The state Senate has passed a bill that allows Kentucky military personnel to register to vote and receive ballots electronically—but they'll have to use snail mail to send the ballots back.Senate...
View ArticleHouse Passes Military Voting Bill, With Electronic Return Included
A bill designed to allow Kentuckians in the military deployed overseas vote electronically has cleared the House, after amendments returned Senate Bill 1 to a full electronic system.Secretary of State...
View ArticleKentucky Legislators to Keep Working on Military Voting, Pension Reform After...
FRANKFORT — Two priorities of Kentucky lawmakers will spill over to the so-called veto period of the 2013 legislative sessions after the issues could not be resolved by the end of Tuesday.Legislators...
View ArticleDeal Reached on Kentucky Military Voting Legislation, Passes in Final Minutes...
Kentucky military personnel serving overseas will be able to get ballots electronically under legislation approved late Tuesday in the Kentucky General Assembly. How they send them back is still to be...
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