All registered Kentucky voters who have not requested a mail-in absentee ballot may vote early in person without providing a reason.
When: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday before Election Day.
Polls must be open at least eight hours each day between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Your county’s board of elections sets the exact hours.
Where: Your county clerk’s office or another location your county board of elections designates.
Click here to learn how to talk to your friends, family, and others about rumors related to machine malfunctions, DOJ poll monitors, and more!
Click here to download a foldable Kentucky “Know Your Rights When Voting” card that fits comfortably in your pocket. This card is a resource to help voters protect their rights.
Haga clic aquí para descargar una tarjeta plegable de “Conozca sus derechos al votar” que cabe cómodamente en su bolsillo. Esta tarjeta es un recurso para ayudar a los votantes a proteger sus derechos.
Voting is about more than choosing candidates. It is one of the clearest ways we shape the laws, policies, and priorities that affect our everyday lives.
From free speech and privacy to reproductive freedom LGBTQ+ rights, criminal justice, and access to the ballot itself, the people we elect make decisions that can protect our freedoms or put them at risk.
That is why every election matters. Know what is at stake. Make a plan to vote. Encourage the people in your life to do the same.
October 29-31, 2026 – In-Person No-Excuse Absentee Voting
November 3, 2026 – General Election Day
For a listing of all dates relevant to the 2026 General, click here.
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