Register and Vote: It's YOUR inalienable right!
 

Please register to vote in any election (primary, general or special).  It is one inalienable right that our creator has given to us, which many countless Patriots have fought and died for, including some of our Founding Fathers. As a person who immigrated from a country where the right to vote is largely non-existent, I am particular sensitive to this issue which is so important to me and to our country, in order that "the government of the people, by the people and of the people shall not perish from this earth. People unable to get to the polls because of health or handicap, and those who will not be in the county between now and election day may call the county clerk's office office  and request a paper absentee ballot which will be mailed to them. A parent, child or spouse of the person may also request the ballot, which will be mailed. The completed ballot MUST be SIGNED where indicated and received in the clerk's office by  election day. If a person is able to go and vote, but will be absent from the county on election day,  the person may  go to the clerk's office until a day before election day and cast an absentee ballot. Those voters will be required to sign an affidavit saying they will be absent from the county on election day. So whether you will cast your vote by absentee ballot for medical reasons, or because you will be absent from the county, or you will be casting your vote in person on election day, PLEASE GO AND VOTE. If you have already registered to vote, please click here to find out where you will vote. Instructions for completing a voter registration card: Print the voter registration card. Complete the card with blue or black ink, NO PENCIL. Check Yes or No box to questions A and B. If you answer no in response to either question, do not complete the voter registration card. Check the appropriate box that applies to your request. Leave the sections blank under precinct code, precinct name, town and other code. These sections are to be completed by your county clerk. Please print your correct Social Security Number, Date of Birth, Work Phone, Home Phone, Gender, Last Name, First Name and Middle Name. Circle the correct suffix (if it applies to you). Please print the address where you live. Please print the address where you receive your mail, if it is different from the address above. Check one of the political parties. If you check other, please write the name of your chosen political party. If you choose other, you are eligible to vote only for nonpartisan offices in any primary election. You may, however, vote for any candidate in all general and special elections. Note: You may change your political party affiliation at any time on or before December 31st to remain eligible to vote in the following primary election. Read the voter declaration, sign and date. If your signature is marked with an "X", you must have two witnesses sign your voter registration card. Please mail the completed voter registration card to your local county clerk. Click here for a listing of Kentucky's county clerks. Click this Voter Registration Card link to download your voter registration card in PDF format.  Click here to obtain a free version of Adobe Acrobat so that you can download the PDF format. Upon receipt of your voter registration card, your county clerk will send you an acknowledgement card verifying your registration or informing you of a problem with your registration. This card will provide you with the information concerning your precinct location on Election Day.  To view the election calendar, please click here. Thank you so much. You are on your way to exercising your right to vote, and performing a very important civic duty. Your vote and support are GREATLY appreciated! - return to top -

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