BE THE CHANGE.

POLLS ARE OPEN TUESDAY,

NOV. 4 FROM 6 AM - 6 PM
www.KentuckyElection.org VISIT
to the polls
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www.KFTC.org
Kentucky State Board of
Elections: 502-573-7100
Kentucky Attorney Generals
Election Fraud Hotline:
800-328-8683
Your local county clerk
A KFTC staff person:
859-200-5159
LIKE
CALL
For information about candidates
To fnd your voting location
Sign up at www.kftc.org/ride
Or call 606-878-2161
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
If your right to vote is challenged
PO Box 1450, London, KY 40743; www.kftc.org
VOTE!
Students can make a difference
in this election. Exercise your
right to vote!
RIDE
A
ny student in Kentucky whos a U.S. citizen,
18 years or older on election day, has not been
convicted of a felony or declared incompetent, and
has lived in Kentucky more than 28 days is eligible
to vote.
If you registered to vote using your school address,
you may vote in the November 4 election in the area
where you attend school.
Here are some things to know:
Students may vote in several different locations.
The location of your dorm will determine where
you vote. See information at right.
You can get a ride to the polls by contacting
KFTC. See details at right.
Youll have to provide identifcation before voting:
personal acquaintance of a poll worker, drivers
license, credit card, Social Security card, or any
other card with both your picture and signature.
As long as youre in line by 6 pm, you will be al-
lowed to vote (if you stay in line).
Sometimes poll workers are not fully aware of the
rules. Be prepared to politely but frmly remind
them of your eligibility and your right to vote.
If your right to vote is challenged, you can ask for
help. Ask to speak with precinct election offcers
at your polling location. Or call one of the num-
bers at right.