Grassroots Tools - Voters 

Election administration duties in the Commonwealth of Kentucky are divided among three separate agencies: the Office of the Secretary of State, the State Board of Elections and the Registry of Election Finance.

Voter Services are provided by the State Board of Elections. Below is a description of this agency plus links to their services through the Kentucky Secretary of State website.

State Board of Elections  (www.elect.ky.gov)

The State Board of Elections, an independent agency, administers the Commonwealth's election laws, promulgates administrative regulations necessary to properly carry out its duties, supervises the registration and purgation of voters, appoints the political party representatives to the 120 county boards of elections, and certifies the official election results. The State Board of Elections is comprised of seven members: Secretary of State (Chairman), three Democratic members, and three Republican members. The State Board of Elections appoints an Executive Director and an Assistant to the Director, which shall be of opposite political party affiliations, to conduct the day-to-day operations

Learn more about their services:

• Voter Information
• Register to Vote
• Voter Information Center
• County Clerk Contact Information
• Voter Information Guide
• Provisional Voter Information
• Absentee Voter Information
• Military & Overseas Citizens
• Election Statistics
• Motor Voter Statistics
• Registration Statistics
• Turnout Statistics
• Election Results
• Election Laws
• Election Calendar
• Election Schedule
• Certified Voting Systems
• Voting Systems by County
• Board of Elections Members