It's Election Day in Kentucky. Find your polling place and how to report problems

At 6 a.m. local time, polls will open across Kentucky for voting on Election Day. With the presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, high voter turnout is expected.

Two proposed constitutional amendments are also driving Kentucky voters to the polls. We would like to reiterate that non-citizens are not allowed to vote. The other would allow public tax dollars to flow to private schools.

You can also vote on congressional elections, but no U.S. Senate seat in Kentucky will be contested this year. Several Kentucky House and Senate races are up for grabs.

Fayette County also has City Council seats up for vote, as well as a proposed tax to fund parks.

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How to report voting problems

If you see voting problems, you can report them through the Voter Fraud Hotline at (800) 328-VOTE or online at ag.ky.gov, according to Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman.

On Election Day, the hotline will be answered by members of the Attorney General's team from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET. Tips are investigated and allegations of election fraud are forwarded to the Attorney General's Department of Criminal Investigations (DCI).

The attorney general's office took 328 calls regarding voting before Election Day, including 19 in Fayette County.

Many calls to the hotline were about procedural or legal issues, but some were about “campaigning” (endorsement of candidates or issues too close to the polling place) or allegations of campaign violations, vote buying/selling, or intimidation of voters and people who attempted to vote more than once.

In Fayette County, there were four calls for campaign violations, three for campaign violations and five involving or from an election official.

There were complaints related to voting machines in 11 Kentucky counties. The Attorney General's Office is not releasing specific information about the ongoing investigation, but allegations of a “vote swap” in Laurel County have been investigated and found to be unfounded.

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How to vote

Polling stations are open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time; If you're in line by 6 p.m., you're allowed to vote, no matter how long it takes.

Registered voters must provide photo identification or be personally known to an election official, who must sign an acknowledgment.

Acceptable forms of identification include your driver's license, military ID, college ID, or Kentucky government ID. Other IDs are accepted with signed bank statements.

You can find your polling place at govote.ky.gov.

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Voter turnout prediction

Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams said a record number of votes could be cast due to the high number of early votes.

Adams said that including mail-in ballots received and three days of early voting last week, 792,476 Kentuckians have already voted, more than double the number who voted at the start of 2023.

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