Voter Empowerment
Act now to cast an absentee ballot in November election
Take action NOW if you need to vote absentee in Kentucky
If you are registered to vote in Kentucky but won’t be able to get to your polling location on Tuesday, November 4, you need to act NOW to cast an absentee vote, either in person or by mail, in the upcoming election. We recommend in-person if you can manage that.
KentuckyElection.org has been updated for the November 4 election!
KFTC's voter guide website has been updated with new information about candidate stances, voting locations, key links and other information to help you cast an informed vote in the election on Tuesday, November 4. We've surveyed candidates running for the U.S. Senate and House, state legislative races, and local races in Louisville, Lexington, Danville, Berea, Richmond, Georgetown, Newport, Florence, Covington, Bowling Green and more!
Felons Getting Closer to Voting in KY
Felons won't let up on state lawmakers in Kentucky until they get the right to vote.
KFTC to register voters during 48 hours of "Voter Madness"
Additional Contact
Tyler Offerman, KFTC member
239-470-3615
Social Media
Follow the Voter Madness activities on Twitter at #buildingnewpower and #kftc
Forty-eight hours of “Voter Madness” begins Thursday at noon and lasts through Saturday at noon at a variety of locations and events in the Lexington area.
Jefferson County Chapter Meeting
Join us for our October Chapter Meeting. We'll celebrate the success of last month's Smoketown GetDown for Democracy block party and our recent Voter Registration efforts and we'll discuss our upcoming Voter Empowerment activities. Come learn and share with us!
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