Voter Empowerment
TODAY is the deadline to request your ballot to vote by mail (June 15 11:59 p.m.)
TODAY – June 15 – is the Deadline to Request your Ballot to Vote By Mail. Requests have to be in by 11:59 p.m.
Every registered voter in Kentucky is encouraged to vote by mail, and you can request a ballot at www.GoVoteKY.com. This is the easiest way to get a mail-in ballot. For people having trouble with that website address, here's a direct link.
Please go ahead and request your ballot today while you’re thinking about it, double check your request if you're still waiting for your ballot, and encourage others to do the same!
When you get your ballot, go ahead and fill it out and return it right away. You can use www.KentuckyElection.org to learn more about candidates and their stances.
Major Push For Charles Booker Over The Weekend
KFTC and the New Power PAC have been pushing hard in recent days for Charles Booker who's really gaining steam. We're putting up 25,000 door stickies all across the state, running phone banks, sending texts, and helping people share their stories online.
Booker won endorsements from the Courier Journal, Herald Leader, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Matt Jones, and others in quick succession and is generally surging. It's within our ability to win this race for a candidate we're deeply excited about.
Requested your ballot yet? If not, go to www.GoVoteKY.com June 15 deadline
The primary election matters. When we vote, we’re choosing what kind of Kentucky we want to call home.
Most voting in the primary election will be by mail this election so we can keep each other safe. But this process is new, and we need to spread the word about how it works.
Every registered voter in Kentucky is encouraged to vote by mail, and you can request a ballot at www.GoVoteKY.com. This is the easiest way to get a mail-in ballot. For people having trouble with that website address, here's a direct link.
Go ahead and request your ballot today while you’re thinking about it and encourage others to do the same!
June 15 at 11:59 p.m. is the deadline to request mail ballots.
When you get your ballot, go ahead and fill it out and return it right away. You can use www.KentuckyElection.org to learn more about candidates and their stances.
How Kentucky's June 23 primary will be different - vote by mail details, etc.
Voting will be a little different this year for the June 23 primary election, with most voting happening by mail. But there are a few different options Kentucky voters have to cast their ballot.
There will be a link where you can request a ballot at www.GoVoteKY.com starting May 22. You can alternately call your county clerk now to request a mail-in ballot, but that process will have added steps. You can find your county clerk's number at this website. Some county clerk websites also have an online form to request a ballot.
There's a June 15 deadline to request mail ballots. Ballots need to be postmarked no later than June 23 and received by June 26 (but earlier is better!). Postage on ballots is already paid, and there will also be local drop boxes at limited locations if you'd prefer to drop them off rather than mailing them.
KFTZINES by Sabre Semrau
"I love zine-making because anyone can do it. You can have as few supplies as a piece of paper and a pencil and still make an incredible zine that informs, educates, inspires, provokes, entertains, empowers, or otherwise delights your own mind and those of the people you share it with."
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