Jefferson County has a population of roughly 767,000 and will have just one polling location.
By Andrea Germanos, staff writer for Common Dreams. Published 6-20-2020
Voting rights advocates sounded alarm Friday after a federal judge denied an effort to expand the number of polling places in Kentucky.
The state, which holds a primary election on June 23 in which Democrats will determine the candidate to face off against Sen. Mitch McConnell, will have “[f]ewer than 200 polling places,” reported the Washington Post, “down from 3,700 in a typical election year.” Continue reading