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  • Fayette County Clerk Susan Lamb is urging voters to review sample ballots before heading to the polls as the November 3 election approaches, noting the lengthy ballot may require additional time to complete.
  • No-Excuse early voting began across Kentucky on Thursday and concludes today, Saturday, with nearly 136,000 Kentuckians casting ballots on the first day—a 66% increase over the last midterm election.
  • Party registration data shows Democrats cast 66,166 ballots on Thursday while Republicans cast 60,793, contributing to the total of 135,901 voters participating on the first day of early voting.
  • Jefferson County officials introduced a drive-through voting pilot program at the Kentucky Expo Center, allowing voters to cast ballots without leaving their vehicles through Election Day on November 3.
  • Voters preparing for the November 3 general election can use the GoVoteKY portal to check polling locations and sample ballots, and will also decide on a proposed state constitutional amendment limiting the governor's pardon powers.
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Lex18 NBC broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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